Earmuff headband Hellberg XSTREAM LD Bluetooth.
Increased safety and communication with the built-in listening function.
Deal of the month!
Right now we have a campaign on Hellberg Xstream LD Hearing protection headband. A simpler hearing protection with the ability to connect, for example, phone with bluetooth for calls or streaming music. Increased security and communication with the built-in listening function.
- IPX4 rated which means they can also be used in light rain
- Noise from radio, listening & Bluetooth is limited to a safe level (82 dB) by EPS (Electronic Protection System)
- Up to 50h use (100h in standby mode), 3h quick charge in wall socket and 6h via USB socket
- Built-in battery
- Weight 416 g
- For use in medium noise workplaces
PPE Protection classes
- EN 352-4
- EN 352-6
- EN 352-8
- EN 352-1 SNR:29 H:32 M:26 L:17
Article tile Deal of the month June
Product data sheet | Quick Guide Hellberg XSTREAM LDThe offer is valid from 1 - 30 June 2025 according to our usual terms and conditions.
How Noise Damages Your Hearing
Hearing loss is one of the most common work-related illnesses and is always permanent – but it can easily be prevented. Noise damages hearing by harming the hair cells in the inner ear, leading to hearing impairment, tinnitus, and sound sensitivity. The damage develops gradually and is difficult to detect in time.
How Does Hearing Damage Occur?
Exposure to noise causes hearing cells to swell and stiffen. With prolonged overexposure, these cells die, leading to permanent damage. A useful analogy is that the noise you encounter throughout the day fills a glass of water – if it overflows, permanent damage occurs.
When Do You Need Hearing Protection?
According to EU Directive 2003/10/EC, hearing protection must be used when the average noise level reaches 85 dB and is recommended from 80 dB. A simple rule of thumb: if you need to raise your voice to be heard from one meter away, the noise level is likely harmful. Improper use of hearing protection, such as poor fit or removing it in noisy environments, significantly reduces its effectiveness.
Facts About Sound
Sound is measured in decibels (dB) and frequency (Hz). The decibel scale is logarithmic – an increase of 3 dB doubles the sound pressure. Human hearing is most sensitive in the 500–4000 Hz range, where speech occurs.
Using the right hearing protection and wearing it consistently in noisy environments is crucial to preventing lifelong hearing damage.
Promotional price!
During the month of June, shoppers in our e-shop can purchase the Hellberg Xstream LD Headband Hearing Aid at a special price.
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