ViTac™ NRF
Noise Reduction Filters
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Protect Your Hearing Whilst Allowing Situational Awareness In The Cluttered Digital Battlefield.
- Automatic Fire
- Single Gun Shots
- Artillery Fire
- Armoured Fighting Vehicle (AFV) Operation
Crucially when sound peaks are not present, ViTac™ NRF allows ambient sound to travel through the filter straight into the ear, ensuring voice and background noise can be heard, whilst maintaining directional hearing with the minimum occlusion effect.
This unique filter technology retains spatiality and sound directionality in critical operational or combat situations in the field.
Developed for Military use, ViTac™ Noise Reduction Filters use an ANSI IPIL certified filter (ANSI/ASA S12.42-2010) for shocks up to 166 dB, providing up to 33 dB of attenuation.
This unique filter technology retains spatiality and sound directionality in critical operational or combat situations in the field.
Protect Your Hearing Whilst Allowing Situational Awareness.
*Combine with ViTac™ Personal Headset for up to 42 dB Attenuation
Benefits of ViTac™ Noise Reduction Filters:
• Military developed filter technology attenuates dangerous levels of sound
• Environmental sound passes through the filter,whilst allowing situational awareness
• Increase protection by combining with theViTac™ Personal Headset (available separately)
• All day comfort. Hygienic advanced technologymesh ensures air constantly flows into the ear.Multiple sizes are also available
• ViTac™ are constructed from medical grade TPE
• ViTac™ Noise Reduction Filters are a fully reusable product
| Description | Acoustic Specification* |
|---|---|
| ViTac™ Noise Reduction Filters CE Certified | High = 21 | Medium = 15 | Low = 13 | SNR (EU) = 19 | NRR (USA) = 12 |
| ViTac™ Headset & NRF Combined | High = 52 | Medium = 40 | Low = 29 | SNR (EU) = 42 |
| Part Number: VQ90406 | NSN: 6515-99-845-4750 |
*Attenuation is calculated according to CE norm EN-352-2 by ISO 4869.2 for high (H), medium (M), low (L) frequency level and as the Single Number Rating (SNR). Noise Reduction Rating (NRR) is calculated according to standard ANSI S3.19-1974. See Datasheet linked below for more information.