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Safariland Liberator HP 2.0 Rechargeable Electronic Ear Muffs Olive Drab

$379.98
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Brand
Safariland
Color
Olive Drab
Category
Accessories
Accessory Type
Eye & Ear Protection
UPC
814420021725

Overview

The Safariland Liberator HP 2.0 electronic ear muffs feature an olive drab finish and utilize a slim, glass polymer injection-molded earcup design engineered for durability and high-decibel hearing protection. The headset incorporates advanced sound localization for maximum situational awareness alongside multi-mode adjustability, offering Active Noise Reduction (ANR), Active Noise Cancellation, and three distinct hearing protection modes: Enhanced Mode, Move Mode, and Clarity Mode. Providing a Noise Reduction Rating (NRR) of 26dB, the unit is powered by a rechargeable battery via standard USB-C that delivers up to 80 hours of operation with quick-charge capabilities.

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