Sennheiser is at EBACE (stand 1196) showcasing the state-of-the-art technology in the HME 26 -the successor to the successful HME25 pilot's headset.
The sets guarantee reliable voice transmission in the cockpits of jets and propeller aircraft.
The lightweight headset features outstanding wearing comfort, extra-soft ear pads and patented automatically adjusting two-piece headband, which ensures a perfect fit even on long flights. The new pilot's headset in a closed design is also available with NoiseGard technology.
Reliable voice transmission in enhanced quality is guaranteed by a noise-compensating condenser microphone. Its adjustable sensitivity allows it to optimally compensate for differences in the volume of voices and ambient noise. The headphones also provide hearing protection.
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Sennheiser's NoiseGard technology actively reduces low-frequency continuous noise by up to 25dB. "To ensure that pilots can still benefit from this comfort feature when they speak to their co-pilots or the flightcrew without intercom, the HMEC 26 is also available as a version with a talk-through function," says director David Dunlap.
"At the push of a button, two microphones fitted to the headphones filter out the voices from the ambient noise and transmit their sound to the ears.As a result, pilots hear only what that want to hear," he adds.
Source: Flight Daily News
