Luvion Baby Hearing Protectors - Petrol Blue

Luvion Baby Hearing Protector

The Luvion Baby Hearing Protector protects your child's delicate hearing from loud and harmful noises. The hearing protector is suitable for babies and children up to approximately 36 months and is ideal for use during parties, concerts, sports events or on New Year's Eve. The hearing protector can be used as soon as your child's head is strong enough to comfortably and safely wear the headband.

The soft, adjustable headband is easy to adjust with the Velcro closure, allowing the hearing protector to grow with your child. The band does not exert pressure on the sensitive fontanelle and the soft ear cushions ensure optimal wearing comfort. With an average noise reduction (SNR) of 23 dB, harmful and loud noises are effectively dampened, while ambient sounds remain audible. This way, your child stays protected without being completely cut off from the environment.

The Luvion Baby Hearing Protector meets the European standard EN352-1:2020 and is made from high-quality materials without metal parts. Thanks to its lightweight design of just 125 grams and the included protective case, you can easily take the hearing protector anywhere. For optimal comfort, it is recommended not to use the hearing protector for longer than 90 minutes at a time and a maximum of 3 hours per day.

Features

• - Suitable for babies and children up to 36 months
• - Can be used as soon as your child's head is strong enough
• - Ideal for concerts, fireworks and other noisy situations
• - Certified according to EN352-1:2020
• - Average noise reduction (SNR): 23 dB (H=32 dB, M=21 dB, L=12 dB)
• - Dampens loud and harmful noises without completely blocking out ambient sounds
• - Soft, adjustable headband with Velcro closure
• - No pressure on the fontanelle
• - Comfortable, soft ear cushions
• - Free from metal parts
• - Material: ABS, PU and nylon
• - Weight: 125 grams
• - Includes protective case/storage pouch
• - Recommended maximum wearing time: 90 minutes continuously, maximum 3 hours per day