Howard Leight 1030110 Sync Stereo Electronic Ear Muffs
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Honeywell Howard Leight by Sync Stereo MP3 Earmuff (1030110), Black
The Howard Leight Sync Stereo (SKU: 1030110) is an electronic hearing protector rated NRR 25 dB. Unlike passive earmuffs, the Sync Stereo uses built-in microphones and speakers to amplify low-level ambient sounds β letting you hear conversation, range commands, and wildlife β while automatically compressing impulse noise (gunshots, impacts) above ~82 dB to safe levels. This gives shooters, hunters, and industrial workers situational awareness without sacrificing hearing protection. Browse our full Electronic Ear Muffs collection to compare NRR ratings and features, or check current Amazon pricing: Howard Leight Sync Stereo on Amazon.
- Brand / Model: Howard Leight β Sync Stereo (1030110)
- Noise Reduction Rating: NRR 25 dB (ANSI S3.19)
- Type: Electronic β ambient sound amplification with automatic impulse suppression
- Impulse suppression: Compresses sounds above ~82 dB to protect against gunshot noise (~140β165 dB peak)
- Standard: ANSI S3.19 certified; compliant with OSHA 29 CFR 1910.95 hearing conservation
- Estimated real-world attenuation: ~9 dB (OSHA derating: NRR 25 β 7 Γ· 2); suitable for up to ~99 dBA TWA
- SKU: 1030110 | ASIN: B004U4A5RU
How Electronic Ear Muffs Work
Electronic ear muffs use external microphones to pick up ambient sound and relay it through internal speakers at a safe, amplified level β typically 82 dB maximum output. When an impulse event (gunshot, drop, impact) exceeds the threshold, the electronics compress or cut the signal in milliseconds, then restore ambient sound amplification. The result: normal conversation is audible, range commands are clear, and gun report is suppressed to hearing-safe levels. Compare all options in our Electronic Ear Muffs collection passive ear muffs corded ear plugs disposable ear plugs full hearing protection range Howard Leight Impact Sport NRR 22 3M Peltor Sport Tactical 100 NRR 22 Walker's Razor Slim NRR 23 to find the right NRR and feature set for your application.
Shooting vs. Industrial Use
Most electronic ear muffs β including the Howard Leight Sync Stereo β are designed primarily for sport shooting and hunting, where the benefit is situational awareness between shots. Industrial users can wear them in continuous-noise environments (the NRR 25 still attenuates steady-state noise), but industrial-rated models with higher NRR and longer battery life may be better suited for 8-hour shift use. For the loudest industrial environments above 99 dBA, consider double protection: earmuffs over corded earplugs adds approximately 5 dB to the higher-rated device's NRR.
FAQ β Howard Leight Sync Stereo
Vendor: Howard Leight by Honeywell | Model: 1030110 | ASIN: B004U4A5RU | NRR: 25 dB | Type: Electronic
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