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IMPORTANT SAFETY WARNINGS

This NoizeBarrier

®

 Range SA Headset reduces exposure to noise and loud sounds 

that can damage hearing. Be sure to follow the instructions in this manual carefully. 
Failure to follow these recommendations may severely reduce the amount of hearing 
protection provided by the headset. 

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The headset must be worn at all times in noisy environments to avoid hearing 
loss/injury.

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Misuse of or failure to wear hearing protection when exposed to hazardous noise 
may result in hearing loss and/or injury. If you experience symptoms of hearing 
injury (ringing in ears, dulled hearing, headaches), contact your supervisor or a 
medical professional immediately.

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The headset must be fitted, adjusted and maintained in accordance with 

manufacturer’s instructions to achieve the expected attenuation and hearing 
protection. Failure to do so may result in hearing loss and/or injury.

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The NoizeBarrier

®

 Range SA headset provides audio signal sound pressure level 

limitation to limit the radio transmission audio signal to 82 dB effective to the ear.

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At approximately 30 minutes of battery life remaining, the headset will present 
an audible tone to the user indicating that there is low battery life. This will 
repeat every 2 minutes until the batteries are depleted.Talk-through powered by 
two AAA batteries.

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The thermoplastic polyurethane foam ear seals on the NoizeBarrier

®

 Range 

SA may deteriorate with use and should be examined at frequent intervals for 
damage, such as cracking and leakage. Replace as recommended on page 7.

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Using cloth hygiene covers over the foam ear seals may affect the acoustic 
performance of the headset.

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The audibility of warning signals at a specific workplace may be impaired 

while using the NoizeBarrier

®

 Range SA headset if the situational awareness 

functionality is not activated.

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The NoizeBarrier

®

 Range SA headset may be adversely affected by certain 

chemical substances. Further information should be sought from the 
manufacturer.

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This earmuff 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 manufacturer's advice.

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This headset 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 and replacement of 
the battery. See page 7.

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Warning: performance may deteriorate with battery usage. The typical period of  
continuous use that can be expected from the earmuff battery is 100 hours.

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Warning: The output of the electrical audio circuit of this hearing protector may 
exceed the daily limit sound level.

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Warning: The output of the level-dependent circuit of this hearing protector may 
exceed the external sound level.

Summary of Contents for NoizeBarrier Range SA

Page 1: ...NoizeBarrier Range SA Circumaural Headset Technical Manual and Instructions for Use ...

Page 2: ...atteries The thermoplastic polyurethane foam ear seals on the NoizeBarrier Range SA may deteriorate with use and should be examined at frequent intervals for damage such as cracking and leakage Replace as recommended on page 7 Using cloth hygiene covers over the foam ear seals may affect the acoustic performance of the headset The audibility of warning signals at a specific workplace may be impair...

Page 3: ...provide approximately 100 hours of use if a lithium battery is used An optional helmet mount kit is available to change the headset from an over the head headband configuration to a top or rear rail helmet mounted configuration while in the field without the use of tools For convenience a spare battery for the situational awareness functionality can be stored in each of the two rail mount assembli...

Page 4: ...r seals f Situational awareness talk through microphones g Battery compartment and cover h Power Volume control NoizeBarrier Range SA Headset Figure 1 Optional Helmet Mounting System for Helmets with Rails Figure 2 Swivel rail ear cup mount Helmet rail for accessories Rail mount frame Helmet mounting instructions begin on page 8 ...

Page 5: ...for secure and comfortable fit Ear seals snap in for easy field replacement MIL STD 810G compliant Immersion tested and fully sealed to IP68 standards for 1 meter 31 minutes USA Country of Origin TAA BAA and Berry Amendment compliant Optional helmet mount interface for Team Wendy and the ARC rail mount system found on Ops Core and other helmets Each rail mount includes a battery holder for an extr...

Page 6: ...the chamber by applying pressure from the middle and moving outward to the ends Figure 6 7 Repeat the operation with the other ear cup 8 When replacing batteries be sure headset is off before opening battery compartment See instructions on page 7 Wearing the Headset Note If mounting the headset to the helmet with the optional Rail Mounting Kit please see instructions beginning on page X 1 Identify...

Page 7: ...eness talk through At approximately 30 minutes of battery life remaining the headset will present an audible tone to the user indicating that there is low battery life This will repeat every 2 minutes until the batteries are depleted Replacing the Ear Seals Figures 8 12 The ear seals are mounted in a removable frame for easy replacement 1 Remove the ear seal by sliding fingers under the inside of ...

Page 8: ...to the ear cup Pull the adjustment frame off the pivot point on the ear cup being careful not to pull on the wire form portion of the adjustment frame The frame will unsnap from the retention ball on the ear cup Figure 14 3 Repeat the operation on the frame on the other side of the same ear cup 4 Repeat steps 2 and 3 on the other ear cup to fully remove the headband 5 Position the rail mount over ...

Page 9: ...rames until they snap into the inward position against the head Figure 19 This is best accomplished by pushing against the bend in the wire frames pushing inward on the ear cups WILL NOT engage the inward detent 3 To release the headset to the outward position squeeze the wire forms together Figure 20 This will release the adjustment frames to swing outward Troubleshooting Problem Possible Causes ...

Page 10: ...dband Force 2 3 lbs PER ANSI S3 19 1974 TEST REPORT ID Q5343A Michael and Associates Inc Important NRR is not attenuation and the labeled NRR for most earmuffs does not represent typical performance While the labeled NRR is 23 dB the typical user can expect to obtain a higher level of attenuation across frequencies when the ear muffs are used as directed and the device is off NRR Noise Reduction R...

Page 11: ...oise for which sound pressure level under the earmuff first exceeds 85 dBA EN 352 6 2002 Electrical input for which the mean one standard deviation of A weighted diffuse field related sound 119 1 mV pressure level is equal 82 dB The European Union testing was conducted by Michael and Associates Inc Report Q5797A Q6031A and Q6033A This product is in compliance with EN 352 1 2002 EN 352 4 2001 EN 35...

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