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Hearing protection against hearing loss

Hearing protection against hearing loss

Protecting hearing is important at any age. As a young person, protecting your hearing from loud and continuous noise is important for maintaining good hearing. As you get older, it is also important to protect your ears and hearing from further deterioration. Here you will find hearing protectors for all occasions.

Tips for choosing the right hearing protection

  • Moderately cushioning protection
    With hearing protectors that have too much attenuation, it can impair the ability to communicate and hear important sounds such as alarms and warning sounds. In addition, it can feel uncomfortable and isolating compared to hearing protectors with lower attenuation but still adequate protection. Similarly, hearing protectors with too low attenuation also do not provide enough protection to safeguard your hearing.
    A suitable noise level inside the ear defenders is around 70-80 dB (A)

  • Convenience 
    When it comes to choosing the right hearing protector, you should never underestimate the importance of comfort! A hearing protector that is comfortable to wear is crucial for it to actually be used for the duration of the sound exposure. A hearing protector that feels uncomfortable or hurts your ear will not be used and therefore will not protect your hearing.
    Choose a hearing protector that is designed to fit your ear comfortably, with soft materials and adjustability to give you the ultimate in comfort.
Fusion earplugs
Fusion earplugs
EM-3-1982-S

AL-12812921

How is sound measured?

Sound is measured in decibels (dB).

Important things to consider about noise

Sustained noise levels above 75-80 decibels (dB) can cause hearing damage. Continuous noise of 85 dB can cause significant hearing damage. Prolonged exposure to noise at 90 dB can cause hearing damage three times more severe than noise at 85 dB. Short-term, loud noise such as a loud explosion near the ear at 130-140 dB can also cause hearing damage.

Not always best with the strongest hearing protection

Choosing the hearing protector that attenuates the most is not always right. With a high attenuation hearing protector in a low-noise environment, there is a risk that the user will feel isolated and remove the protector to hear shouts and warning signals, dramatically reducing the protective effect. It is therefore more important to choose the right protection tailored to the situation in which you need the protection.
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