Tactical Shooting Earmuff With Built In Mic And Nato Plug For Noise Reduction
The YHKEMA E70 Tactical Shooting Earmuff merges active hearing protection with standard radio connectivity, giving marksmen, hunters, and training personnel reliable decibel cutoffs alongside live ambient sound pickup. Engineered with a 22 dB NRR rating, the unit instantly mutes impulse noises exceeding 82 dB while routing quieter environmental audio straight to four independent internal speakers. The low-profile cup design sits flush behind eyewear and remains stable during aggressive recoil, while the side-fixed boom mic drops in and out to keep your workflow uninterrupted when switching between firefights, briefings, or solo shooting drills.
Benefits & Practical Tips
- Range-Ready Volume Control: Use the onboard gain dial to balance mic input and speaker output. Cranking the mic too high causes feedback during close-range engagements; start mid-range and adjust after your first test call on target.
- Seal Preservation: Swap worn foam cushions promptly to maintain the acoustic barrier that blocks harmful decibels. A compromised seal bypasses active electronics entirely, reducing protection to basic passive blocking.
- Cable Management: Route the NATO TP120 lead along your vest or harness rather than letting it drag near sharp edges. The reinforced housing resists fraying, but organized routing extends connector lifespan significantly.
Product Specifications
- Model: YHKEMA E70 Tactical
- Noise Reduction: 22 dB NRR | Activates above 82 dB
- Audio Drivers: 4-channel independent high-fidelity speakers
- Connectivity: NATO TP120 3.9mm pin jack
- Microphone: Detachable boom (left/right fixed per unit)
- Power Management: 4-hour automatic power-down
- Environmental Rating: IPX5 weather resistance
- Design: Low-profile foldable cups | Padded adjustable headband
Package Includes
- YHKEMA E70 Active Hearing Protection Headset
- Removable Tactical Microphone
- NATO TP120 Connector Cable
- Quick Reference Guide
Warnings & Important Notes
- This device requires a dedicated PTT radio adapter to transmit voice. Verified compatibility covers Kenwood-type (2-pin) and Motorola-style radio systems. Civilian-branded PTT units (TAC-SKY, Z-TAC, ARMORWERX) lack matching pin configurations and will not activate broadcast.
- Helmet mounting is not native. Secure attachment demands separate hardware such as ARC Rail or M-LOK adapters, purchased independently. The headset powers and operates normally as standalone hearing protection without external mounts.
- All electronic and mechanical equipment, devices and machines sold by InterCyprus to EU countries are CE certified and carry a two year warranty.
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