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Important user information

In environments with more than 85 dB noise level, hearing protection must be worn. The 

hearing receptors in the inner-ears may be irreparably damaged if hearing protectors 

are partially removed for even a very short time in a noisy environment.

The headset must be worn, adjusted, cleaned and maintained in accordance with this 

manual. As with any hearing protector, incorrect use or failure to follow the instructions 

supplied with this product could result in permanent disability due to exposure to noise.

This ear defender is provided with level-dependent attenuation. The wearer should 

check correct operation before use. If distortion or failure is detected, the wearer should 

refer to the manufacturer’s advice for maintenance. Do not turn down environmental 

passthrough below a sensible level such that any warning sound for the given 

environment can still be heard.

For best protection, brush aside excess hair around the ears to ensure the cushions fit 

snugly against the head. The arms of any spectacles or goggles worn should be as 

thin as possible to allow the hearing protector to fit closely to the head, minimising any 

acoustic leakage. The acoustic seal may be adversely affected by wearing other PPE 

such as respirators, If in doubt, contact your safety officer or EAVE. Do not put excessive 

force on the ear cushion as it may damage the cushion.

This hearing protector is provided with electrical audio input. The wearer should check 

correct operation before use. If distortion or failure is detected, the wearer should refer 

to the manufacturers advice. When passthrough is switched off, ambient sounds may 

not be heard, which could be hazardous. Other than for broadcast signal receivers, the 

range of input signal levels for which this limitation is maintained.

Warning

Performance may deteriorate with battery usage. It is not recommended to use the 

headset while it is charging. The output of the level-dependent circuit of this hearing 

protector may exceed the external sound level. The output of the electrical audio circuit 

of this hearing protector may exceed the daily limit sound level. The audibility of 

warning signals at a specific workplace may be impaired while using the entertainment 

facility.

Summary of Contents for WORK MKI

Page 1: ...truction manual carefully before using the EAVE WORK MKI Ear Defenders and save it for future reference Failure to follow the instructions contained in this manual may adversely affect your health Iss...

Page 2: ...1 A A 1 A 2 A 3 A 4 A 5 A 6 B...

Page 3: ...2 D C 3 C 2 C 1 D 1 D 2 D 3 C...

Page 4: ...3 E 1 E 2 E 3 E 4 E 5 E 6...

Page 5: ...4 F 1 F 2 F 3 E 7...

Page 6: ...D indicator PC D 2 Multifunction button and volume dial ABS D 3 Beam forming microphones Fitting and adjustment Note Before wearing the ear defenders clear the space around the ears so the ear cushion...

Page 7: ...transmission with a working range of approximately 10 metres This headset can be used with other Bluetooth units that support the following profiles headset profile HSP hands free HFP or streaming au...

Page 8: ...eaming mode 20 hours on a full charge Phone call mode 30 hours on a full charge Each time the ear defenders are powered on a voice prompt will confirm the battery status as battery low or battery high...

Page 9: ...f any spectacles or goggles worn should be as thin as possible to allow the hearing protector to fit closely to the head minimising any acoustic leakage The acoustic seal may be adversely affected by...

Page 10: ...the headset attracts moisture inside the cups remove the ear cushions and ear pads to allow the hearing protector to dry before the next use Store the headset in a cool dry place out of direct sunlig...

Page 11: ...charge the headset EAVE Smart Hub A USB Hub used to charge the headset and transfer noise monitoring data to EAVE EAVE Beacons Bluetooth Low Energy beacons used for logging headset location during no...

Page 12: ...A effective to the ear while wearing the hearing protectors Three different criterion levels are defined related to the frequent content of the noise H criterion level for high frequency noise M crite...

Page 13: ...5 0 29 2 Frequency Hz Mean attenuation dB Standard Deviation dB APV SNR 21 dB H 25 dB M 17 dB L 15 dB 63 13 2 4 0 9 2 125 14 4 3 3 11 1 250 17 2 2 6 14 6 500 19 8 2 8 17 0 1000 17 9 3 3 14 6 2000 33...

Page 14: ...st or stolen rented headsets will be charged for at purchase price Important Notice EAVE does not accept liability of any kind be it direct or consequential including but not limited to loss of profit...

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