Hellberg Safety AB LOCAL Manual Do Utilizador

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Instructions for Local  462

  Mean value

16,7 19,0 30,8 36,9 36,6 37,4 39,5 43,3 43,6

  1 std. deviation

2,4

2,0

2,2

2,1

3,0

2,4

2,6

2,8

2,5

36 28 20

25

A

• Frequency: 462 MHz

• Channel separation: 25 kHz
• Rechargeable NiMH batteries 1600 mAh,

rechargeable about 1000 times

• Charging time 10 hours
• Operates ca. 40 hours after recharging, TX

5%

• Delivered with Battery Charger
• Automatic shut off after 4 hours
• Transmitting power .145W ERP
• VOX – 3 Levels of sensitivity to suit

the surrounding noise level

• Number of channels: 14

• EPS – Electronic Protection System which

allows for max. 82 dB(A) inside the
earcups

• CEPS – Communication Electronic

Protection System - Incoming signals are
being transmitted up to 82 dB(A) only

• Simple Easy-Step function for selecting

mode quickly within each menue

• Synth. Voice guides through the menues

stating menue and mode chosen

• Volume control – separate for Level

Dependant and for  communication

Technical Specifications

Accessories

All hearing protectors, which are included in this

instruction sheet, are equipped with a headband or spring

arms of thermoplastic and foam plastic filled cushions.

To attain highest comfort and protection

from this hearing protector you shall:

- use, take care of and adjust the

protector in accordance with the

instructions below.

- regularly check that no parts are worn-

out and that there are no cracks in the

protector.

Adjust the protector to its largest size

and put it on. See to it that your ears are

totally encompassed by the cups and

that you get an even pressure around

your ears. Now adjust the cups so that

the headband rests lightly on your head.
Adjust (Helmet mounted)

Adjust the earmuff to the largest size,

then fit the earcups over your ears so

that they sit comfortably and snugly. Now

re-adjust the helmet so that it sits lightly

on your head.

If the above instructions are not observed

the attenuation effect can dramatically

decrease.
Care

The hearing protector and the cushions

will be worn and must be checked

regularly. Clean with mild detergent

(soap). You must be sure that the deter-

gent does not irritate your skin. The hea-

ring protector is to be kept in a dry and

clean place, for example in the original

packing.
Maintenance

Remove the self-adhesive cushion. Rem-

ove the protective film from the cushion

and place the cushion around the hole

and press. Choose the right hygiene kit

for your hearing protector.

Remote PTT-button
As an accessory there is an extra PTT-
button with a clamp connection.
Art. No. 99520

Hellberg Fresh
Self-adhesive hygiene ring which is heat
absorbing and makes the hearing
protector more comfortable and hygienic.
Art. No. 99900

Hygiene kit
New cushions and outer absorbent,
which should be exchanged at least
once every six months.
Art. No. 99042.

Wind shield (cup-mic)
Art. No. 99510

Wind shield (boom mic)
Art. No. 99515

Starts electronics, controls volume of
Active listening function and of the
integrated communication radio

Press and hold down when
transmitting

Connect charger and charge for 10
hours. This intake is also for connecting an
external PTT – button, Walkman, CD-
Player, Comm.-Radio etc.

For changing menues and to select
VOX/PTT transmittance or channels

FCC ID: QF9LOCAL
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the
following conditions (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and
(2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference
that may cause undesired operation.

Y

our wireless transceiver contains low power transmitter.

When the transmitter is activated it sends out radio frequency

(RF) signals. This device is authorized to operate at a duty

factor not exceed 50%.Use only the supplied antenna.

Unauthorized antennas, modifications, or attachments could

damage the transmitter and violate FCC regulations