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3M PELTOR LiteCom User Manual

3M PELTOR LiteCom
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3M PELTOR LiteCom Specifications

General IconGeneral
CommunicationTwo-way radio communication
Noise Reduction Rating (NRR)25 dB
Battery TypeRechargeable lithium-ion
Frequency RangePMR 446 MHz
TypeWireless Headset
MicrophoneNoise canceling
Number of Channels8
CompatibilityCompatible with other PMR446 radios
StandardsEN 352-1

Summary

A) COMPONENTS

A:A Headband MT53H7A4400-EU

Details the components of the Headband variant of the LiteCom headset.

A:B Carrier attachment MT53H7P3E4400-EU

Details the components of the Carrier attachment variant of the LiteCom headset.

A:C Neckband MT53H7B4400-EU

Details the components of the Neckband variant of the LiteCom headset.

G) STANDARD EN 352-1:2020

G:A Headband MT53H7A4400-EU

Attenuation data for the Headband variant according to EN 352-1:2020 standard.

G:B Neckband MT53H7B4400-EU

Attenuation data for the Neckband variant according to EN 352-1:2020 standard.

G) STANDARD EN 352-3:2020

G:C Carrier attachment MT53H7P3E4400-EU

Attenuation data for the Carrier attachment variant according to EN 352-3:2020 standard.

H) STANDARD EN 352-6:2020

H::A External wireless safety related audio input

Details the standard for external wireless safety audio input.

H:1 Input signal level U (mVRMS)

Specifies input signal levels for audio input.

H:2 Sound output level (dB(A))

Specifies sound output levels for audio input.

H:3 Criterion input signal (mVRMS)

Defines criterion input signal level for audio input.

H:4 SPL for maximum input signal (dB(A))

Specifies SPL for maximum input signal.

H:5:Time equivalent to 82 dB(A) over 8h (hh:mm)

Time equivalent to 82 dB(A) over 8 hours for audio input.

J) COMPATIBLE CARRIER DEVICES EN 352-3

J:A Compatible Carrier devices

Explanation of the carrier attachment table.

J:1 Manufacturer

Column header for compatible carrier device manufacturer.

J:2 Model

Column header for compatible carrier device model.

J:3 Attachment

Column header for compatible carrier device attachment type.

J:4 Head Size

Column header for compatible carrier device head size.

K) FREQUENCY TABLES

K:A Radio Frequencies

Table listing radio frequencies for the headset.

K:B Continuous Tone Coded Squelch System (CTCSS) Frequencies

Table listing CTCSS frequencies for sub-channel selection.

1. INTRODUCTION

1.1. INTENDED USE

Describes the intended purpose and use of the LiteCom headset.

1.2. CARRIER

Defines the term 'carrier' in the context of head and face protection.

2. SAFETY

2.1. IMPORTANT

Highlights critical safety information to read before use.

WARNING

Provides crucial warnings regarding hazardous noise and potential injury.

EN 352 Safety Statements

Lists safety statements related to EN 352 standards for hearing protection.

3. APPROVALS

3.1. EU

Declares compliance with EU directives and regulations for CE marking.

3.2. GB

Declares compliance with UKCA marking regulations and PPE regulations.

3.3. EU AND GB

Provides information on finding the Declaration of Conformity for EU and GB.

4. EXPLANATION OF STANDARD TABLES

4.1. EU

Explains EU recommendations for personal fit testing of hearing protectors.

4.2. EUROPEAN STANDARD EN 352

Explains standard table references for EN 352-1 and EN 352-3.

4.3. CARRIER DEVICES

Explains the carrier attachment table and fitting compatibility.

5. OVERVIEW

5.1. A) COMPONENTS

Lists the different variants of the LiteCom headset.

6. SETUP

6.1. GENERAL

General points for preparing the product for operation.

6.2. REMOVE/INSTALL BATTERIES

Instructions for safely removing and installing batteries.

7. FITTING INSTRUCTIONS

7.1. GENERAL

General guidance on inspecting the hearing protector before use.

7.2. HEADBAND

Instructions for fitting the headband version of the headset.

7.3. NECKBAND

Instructions for fitting the neckband version of the headset.

7.4. CARRIER ATTACHMENT

Instructions for fitting the carrier attachment version of the headset.

7.5. MICROPHONE

Guidance on positioning the microphone for optimal performance.

8. OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

8.1. POWERING THE UNIT ON AND OFF

Instructions on how to turn the headset on and off.

8.2. PTT

Explanation of the Push-To-Talk (PTT) function.

9. MENU FUNCTIONS

9.1. RADIO VOLUME

Instructions for adjusting the radio volume.

9.2. CHANNEL

Instructions for selecting radio channels.

9.3. VOX (VOICE-OPERATED TRANSMISSION)

Explanation and adjustment of the VOX function for hands-free transmission.

10. PRODUCT LIFETIME

Product Lifetime Recommendation

Recommendation for product replacement and factors affecting lifetime.

11. CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE

General Cleaning and Maintenance

Guidance on cleaning the headset and maintaining its condition.

11.1. REMOVING/REPLACING EAR CUSHIONS

Step-by-step guide for removing and replacing ear cushions.

11.2. REPLACING THE HELMET ATTACHMENT PLATE

Instructions for replacing the helmet attachment plate.

12. SPARE PARTS AND ACCESSORIES

Article number and Name

List of available spare parts and accessories with article numbers.

13. STORAGE

Storage Guidelines

Recommendations for storing the product to maintain its condition.

14. SYMBOLS

Symbol Descriptions

Explanation of various symbols found on the product and packaging.

15. WARRANTY AND LIMITATION OF LIABILITY

15.1. WARRANTY

Details the warranty terms and conditions for the product.

15.2. LIMITATION OF LIABILITY

Outlines limitations on liability for damages related to the product.

15.3. NO MODIFICATION

States that modifications to the device are not permitted.

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