Plugfones PRP-FY10 Reusable Audio Earplugs 23 Db Yellow

Product Description

The PLUGFONES PRP-FY10 is a reusable earplug designed to provide hearing protection while allowing audio playback through a built-in audio pass-through or inline audio connection. Rated at 23 dB noise reduction, these earplugs meet ANSI S3.19-1974 hearing protection standards. Each unit is built for repeated use across job sites, making them a practical choice for tradespeople who need sustained hearing protection during extended shifts. This package includes 5 individual 1-pair packs. The yellow color provides easy visual identification in tool bags and PPE kits.

Suited for use in loud work environments including HVAC mechanical rooms, electrical panel rooms, construction sites, and industrial facilities. Workers who need to stay in communication or monitor audio while maintaining hearing protection will find this format practical. The reusable construction reduces per-use cost over single-use foam alternatives. Packaged in individual 1-pair packs, these are well-suited for distribution to crew members or stocking in service vehicles and tool kits.

Key Features

• 23 dB noise reduction rating (NRR) per ANSI S3.19-1974
• Reusable construction for repeated job-site use
• Audio-compatible design allows audio playback while wearing
• Yellow color for easy identification in PPE storage
• Packaged as 5 individual 1-pair packs per order unit
• Meets ANSI S3.19-1974 hearing protection standard

Compatibility

Designed as a general-use reusable earplug compatible with standard 3.5 mm audio devices. Suitable for use as a hearing protection solution in any trade environment requiring moderate noise reduction.

Installation Notes

Earplugs should be inserted and seated properly to achieve the rated noise reduction level. Inspect each pair before use and replace if the earplug body shows cracking, deformation, or degradation. Clean reusable earplugs according to the manufacturer guidelines to maintain hygiene and performance. Hearing protection selection and use should comply with OSHA 29 CFR 1910.95 occupational noise exposure requirements where applicable.