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  • Hard hat attached hearing protection with Noise Reduction Rating (NRR) of 24 dB for moderately high noise exposures
  • Fits a wide range of industrial safety hard hats, including 3M™ H-700 Series Hard Hats (sold separately)
  • Attaches directly to many hard hats without an adapter
  • Earcups tilt to ensure a customized fit and comfort for individual users
Unit of Measure

Brands

 N/A PELTOR™

Attenuation Rating (SNR)

 N/A 24 dB

Corded

 N/A No

Canadian Standards Association (CSA) Class

 N/A Canadian Standards Association (CSA) Class A

Dielectric

 N/A No

Earmuff Style

 N/A Hard Hat Attached

Electrically Insulated

 N/A No

Hearing Protection Style

 N/A Hard Hat Attached

Metal Detectable

 N/A No

Moisture Resistant

 N/A No

Product Color

 N/A Black Yellow

Product Series

 N/A X Series

Product Type

 N/A Earmuff

Shape

 N/A Earmuffs

Sizes

 N/A One Size Fits Most

Package Type

 N/A Pair

Units Per Package

 N/A 1

Recommended Applications

 N/A Commercial Buildings Design & Construction Heavy Infrastructure Industrial Maintenance

N/A When it comes to protecting workers' hearing, there is no one-size-fits-all solution.

Designed for comfort and excellent noise reduction

The 3M™ PELTOR™ X Series Earmuffs are designed for comfort and excellent noise reduction during tough jobs where loud sounds are frequent. Available in Over-the-Head, Hard Hat Attached, and Behind-the-Head models, they are designed to adapt the requirements of the work. Featuring an adjustable cup that angles to help create a customized fit for the worker. Electrically insulated options available.

Compatible with the 3M™ E-A-Rfit™ Dual-Ear Validation System

E-A-Rfit™ provides an accurate quantitative assessment of how much noise reduction a hearing protector provides to an individual worker.

X2 Series

Lightweight earmuffs for low - moderate noise environments.

The challenge of hearing protection

Millions of workers are exposed to hazardous noise every year, and even though OSHA regulations and NIOSH recommendations in the U.S. require protection, occupational hearing loss is still the number one reported worker illness in manufacturing.

You can advance your hearing conservation program with a customized and comprehensive approach to the hearing protection challenge. Implementing a solution that really makes a difference begins with an understanding of the hazards, the regulations, and the factors that impact protection.