Plugfones PIP-BE Earplug Hearing Protector 26 Db Nrr

Product Description

The PLUGFONES PIP-BE is a reusable earplug with integrated audio capability, designed to deliver both hearing protection and in-ear audio in a single wearable unit. With a Noise Reduction Rating of 26 dB and compliance to ANSI S3.19-1974, these earplugs meet the hearing protection standards required on active job sites. The cord runs 54 inches, giving enough reach to connect to a radio, phone, or other audio source while working. HVAC techs, electricians, plumbers, and other trade professionals install these when they need to protect hearing without losing communication or situational audio awareness.

These earplugs are suited for use in residential and commercial trade environments where ambient noise levels require hearing protection — mechanical rooms, rooftop equipment areas, compressor bays, and active construction zones. The reusable plug design makes them a practical daily-use option for field technicians who need consistent protection across multiple shifts or job sites. The black plug color resists visible soiling from typical work environments.

Key Features

• 26 dB Noise Reduction Rating meets ANSI S3.19-1974 standard
• Integrated audio capability allows connection to radio, phone, or MP3 device
• 54-inch cord provides working slack for tool belt or pocket-mounted devices
• Reusable construction reduces per-use cost compared to disposable foam plugs
• Black plug color suitable for dirty trade environments

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose reusable earplug with audio for trade professionals requiring ANSI-compliant hearing protection with standard 3.5 mm audio device connectivity.

Installation Notes

These earplugs are worn and managed by the end user — no tools or trade licensing are required. Insert plugs fully into the ear canal to achieve the rated 26 dB NRR; partial insertion reduces attenuation. Inspect plugs before each use for cracks, hardening, or contamination, and replace if the plug material has degraded. Workplace hearing protection programs should reference OSHA 29 CFR 1910.95 for noise exposure requirements and proper PPE selection.