Honeywell 1035192-VS Earmuffs 26 Db Nrr Foam Cushion

Product Description

The HONEYWELL 1035192-VS is an over-the-head style hearing protection earmuff rated at 26 dB Noise Reduction Rating (NRR). The headband is adjustable and fits in three positions: over the head, behind the neck, and under the chin, making it adaptable to a wide range of working environments and personal protective equipment configurations. Foam-cushioned ear cups provide a secure acoustic seal against ambient noise. Black plastic cups keep the unit lightweight. This earmuff is intended for use by workers in loud industrial, mechanical, or construction environments where sustained noise exposure is a hazard.

The 1035192-VS is suited for trade professionals working in environments that exceed safe noise thresholds, including HVAC mechanical rooms, generator areas, compressor stations, and construction sites. The multi-position headband design is particularly useful when worn alongside hard hats, face shields, or other head-worn PPE. The over-the-head position provides the most stable fit during active work, while the behind-the-neck and under-the-chin positions accommodate helmets and face protection gear. Foam cushions conform to the contour of the head for a consistent seal across users.

Key Features

• 26 dB NRR hearing protection suitable for high-noise industrial environments
• Three headband positions: over the head, behind the neck, and under the chin
• Adjustable headband accommodates a range of head sizes
• Foam ear cup cushions provide a conforming acoustic seal
• Lightweight black plastic cups reduce fatigue during extended wear
• Compatible with hard hats and other head-worn PPE due to multi-position design

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose hearing protection earmuff suitable for use in industrial, mechanical, and construction trade environments where a 26 dB NRR multi-position earmuff is required.

Installation Notes

No installation tools are required. Adjust the headband to achieve a snug, even fit before entering a high-noise area. Inspect foam cushions regularly for wear, compression, or cracking that could compromise the acoustic seal. Replace cushions or the entire unit if the seal is degraded.