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MSA's ClearCommand Communication System is designed specifically to meet firefighters' modern communication needs. The ClearCommand System is available in two versions: amplifier, and amplifier with radio interface, allowing firefighting teams to be properly fitted for the job at hand. Innovative design helps to reduce expenses via its shared-use amplifier, reducing individual issue equipment. ClearCommand Systems feature an internally-mounted microphone coupled with a large diameter (2") amplifier speaker for optimal clarity and volume. Using a patented circuit design, the system delivers over twice the volume of a facepiece alone. Mounted in an out- of-the -way position, the ClearCommand System does not block vision or mechanical communication. The Ultra Elite Facepiece's mechanical voicemitter still functions fully with the system installed. The radio interface version features the same amplifier as the amp -only version, combined with an ear-speaker for incoming radio messages, and a push-to-talk assembly for interface with over 100 radio models. Also, the push-to -talk assembly features a front-mounted button for easy use inside HazMat suits, and a lapel mic for use without a facepiece.
- NIOSH & NFPA 1981, 1997 edition
- Intrinsic Safety, UL Class I, II, III, Division 1, Groups A,B,C,D,E,F and G per ANSI UL 913
- Canadian Std. C 22.2 no. 157-92 1987
- Water-resistant amplifier per MIL-810E
- Submersible internal microphone
- Removable/transferable amplifier
- Batteries: two AAA (battery life: 15+ hours)
- Low battery blinking LED (one hour remaining indicator)
Helmet-mounted microphone and ear speaker assembly weighs 5.3 ounces and connects to lapel microphone or optional basic PTT (push-to-talk) unit, permanently fitted with a radio connector attachment. When used with lapel mic or PTT, system is powered by the radio battery with no need to replace or recharge dry cells. Special connectors allow users to adapt the system to existing radios. Plug-in truck communication adapter allows uninterrupted communication for the duration of fire incidents.
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Features
- Ear speaker for hearing incoming radio messages in high ambient noise environments
- Red LED ON light lets you know that the unit is on, and when batteries need to be replaced
- Convenient positioning does not block vision or mechanical communication
- Loud and clear 2" speaker for person-to-person communication
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