Key functions like effective attenuation, comfort and better sound
reproduction have come a step closer to perfection with the Peltor
ProTac II. The ProTac II is now also available as a Bluetooth headset.
Active-volume function
With the ProTac, you are not shut off from the environment, which can
be both dangerous and inconvenient. You always hear what is going on
around you, and you know that your hearing is protected.
Easy and logical to use
The control panel is on the right shell. The buttons are easily accessible
and logically positioned. They make it easy to adjust ambient noise.
Another feature is the power-saver function. If no buttons are pressed,
the hearing protector switches off automatically after two hours, which
eliminates the risk of wearing out the batteries due to forgetfulness.
A warning signal is emitted when the battery is low.
You can also connect the hearing protector to a telephone or
communication radio, so you can always be reached while you work.
The ProTac with speech microphone and a flex cord, separate adapter
or Bluetooth provides complete two-way communication.
WS ProTac headset with Bluetooth
The ProTac WS uses the Bluetooth worldwide standard for wireless
communication. The headset can communicate wirelessly with another
unit that has the Bluetooth standard.
The headset and the other unit can be 10 metres apart without losing
contact. A PTT button and a Bluetooth configuration button are
positioned on the left shell. If a connected mobile phone has voice
dialling, you can use the headset microphone for this.
If your communication radio does not have Bluetooth, Peltor has
developed a Bluetooth adapter, the FL6000 series, which can be used
for many of the most common devices on the market.
ProTac headset with cord connection
The ProTac also comes in a standard headset model with a separate
adapter. In this case, the PTT button is located on the separate adapter.
The Flex headset model of the ProTac has the PTT button on the shell.
A flex headset lets you easily switch between a com radio, DECT or
mobile phone just by switching cords.
A step closer
to perfection with the
ProTac II
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