Earmor specializes in advanced electronic hearing protection and tactical communication headsets designed for shooting, hunting, and industrial safety environments.
Earmor is a premier brand of electronic hearing protection and tactical communication equipment, manufactured by OPSMEN Tech Co., Ltd. Founded to provide high-quality and affordable safety solutions, Earmor serves a diverse range of users including law enforcement, military personnel, sport shooters, and industrial workers.
The brand offers a comprehensive lineup of noise-canceling headsets, such as the popular M31 agus M32 series, as well as electronic earplugs like the M20. Earmor devices are engineered to suppress harmful noise from gunshots or machinery instantly while amplifying ambient sounds to maintain situational awareness.
Many models feature Bluetooth connectivity, allowing users to communicate or listen to audio without removing their protection. With robust impact resistance, water-resistant designs, and compatibility with various Push-to-Talk (PTT) adapters, Earmor products ensure reliable hearing safety and clear communication in demanding conditions.
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For Bluetooth-enabled models like the M300T or C30, press and hold the Multi-Function Button (MFB) or Bluetooth button for about 2-3 seconds until the indicator light flashes (typically red and blue). Then select the headset from your device's Bluetooth list.
Most Earmor electronic headsets, including the M31 and M32 series, operate on two AAA alkaline batteries. Always ensure the battery cap is screwed on tightly to maintain the water-resistant seal.
Tactical models like the M32 come with a NATO standard TP-120 plug. You need to connect this plug to a compatible Push-to-Talk (PTT) adapter (such as the Earmor M51) which then plugs into your specific radio model (e.g., Kenwood, Motorola).
Earmor products are generally warranted to be free of defects in material and workmanship for a period of 1 year from the date of original purchase. Damage resulting from misuse or unauthorized disassembly is not covered.
Clean the exterior with soap and warm water using a damp cloth. Do not submerge the headset in water unless it is specifically rated as waterproof. Check ear cushions regularly for cracks and replace them every 6-12 months for optimal hygiene and protection.