Infield Gehoer 16-S GB - infield-safety
Infield Gehoer 16-S GB - infield-safety
Infield Gehoer 16-S GB - infield-safety
You also want an ePaper? Increase the reach of your titles
YUMPU automatically turns print PDFs into web optimized ePapers that Google loves.
Phonor® Pro Filter<br />
Phonor® Pro Filter<br />
Tubular filter<br />
•Customised hearing protection, 100% made in Germany<br />
•2 acoustic filters with different characteristics<br />
• Choice of 2 materials: acrylate and FlexComfort<br />
•Available with or without cord<br />
•Detector ball available for easy tracking when lost<br />
• Filter is protected from dirt<br />
• Field of use in industry<br />
Pro M and Pro H – Both these filters are simple tubular filters that provide<br />
good protection at medium and high frequencies. They are not suited for<br />
use at low frequencies.<br />
The Pro filters meet the simpler requirements in industrial uses.<br />
There are two main methods to test the tight fit of customised hearing<br />
protection: the (air) leakage test and the acoustic test. Please note that the<br />
total attenuation is mainly a measure of the fit of the ear plug rather than the<br />
actual function of the acoustic filter. The main difference is that seal integrity<br />
tests are carried out for each ear (monaural) whilst the total attenuation is<br />
measured for both ears at the same time (binaural).<br />
If you require tests on your ear plug to confirm the high standard of our<br />
products, INFIELD can carry these out for you at your request.<br />
Procedure:<br />
A small pump that has been developed specifically for this task increases the<br />
pressure between the ear plug and the eardrum. The ear plug has a tight fit,<br />
if the pressure doesn’t decrease.<br />
Advantages:<br />
• Quick and simple method<br />
•No special facilities necessary<br />
• Objective - does not rely on the test persons’ perception<br />
Disadvantages:<br />
• The cable connector can temporarily alter the fit of the ear plug and have<br />
a negative influence on the test results<br />
• The test environment should not be too loud as this can alter the test results<br />
• Can not be applied to all ear plugs<br />
The test is carried out with a micro processor, which is fitted with two microphones.<br />
One of the microphones is connected to the ear plug and measures<br />
the noise level behind the hearing protection (in front of the eardrum). The<br />
other one measures the noise level in front of the hearing protection. After<br />
applying the ear plug to the ear, a low frequency test sound is generated.<br />
The difference in noise levels is the total attenuation.<br />
Advantages:<br />
• Precise measure of attenuation in dB<br />
• Quick and simple method<br />
• Objective - does not rely on the test persons’ perception<br />
•No special facilities necessary<br />
14 15<br />
Disadvantages:<br />
• The test environment should not be too loud as this can alter the test results<br />
Seal integrity test<br />
(Air-) Leakage test<br />
(Air-) Leakage test<br />
Acoustic test<br />
Acoustic test