Orbis Earplugs: Certified Hearing Protection with Advanced Technology
Orbis Earplugs | EN352-2:2020 Certification
Exposure to high decibel levels can cause permanent hearing damage. Orbis earplugs provide a scientifically proven way to reduce harmful sound levels, protecting your hearing in noisy environments like concerts and worksites.
How Orbis Earplugs Block Harmful Noise
What is the Noise Reduction Rating (NRR) of Orbis Earplugs?
Orbis earplugs have an NRR of 26dB, meaning they reduce incoming noise by up to 26 decibels. This level of reduction makes them suitable for high-noise environments such as concerts, industrial settings, and during travel.
How Do Orbis Earplugs Maintain Sound Clarity?
Unlike traditional earplugs, Orbis earplugs block harmful noise while maintaining the clarity of important sounds like conversations and alarms. This is thanks to high-fidelity sound filtering technology that reduces noise without completely muffling it.
Certifications and Standards: EN352-2:2020 Approved
Are Orbis Earplugs Certified for European and U.S. Standards?
Yes, Orbis earplugs meet the stringent EN352-2:2020 standard, a key European regulation for hearing protection. While they have not undergone ANSI testing, the EN352-2:2020 standard is widely considered more comprehensive due to its inclusion of real-world testing conditions and broader scope of evaluation.
How Does EN352-2:2020 Compare to ANSI?
- Real-World Testing: EN352-2:2020 requires testing on actual users in real-world environments, while ANSI S3.19 is typically a laboratory-only test. This makes EN352-2:2020 a more practical and stringent standard.
- Broad Scope: The EN352-2:2020 standard covers not only noise reduction, but also comfort, durability, and long-term usability, ensuring Orbis earplugs are built to last.
- Global Recognition: EN352-2:2020 is recognized globally, and its higher standards often exceed those of ANSI, making Orbis earplugs a reliable choice for both workplace and recreational use.
Which Agencies Tested and Certified Orbis Earplugs?
- EU Type-Examination Certificate Issued by CCQS Ireland Ltd., based in Ireland, this certification confirms compliance with EN352-2:2020 and other European safety standards for ear protection. - View the official certificate here.
- Hearing Protection Device Test Report Conducted by Michael & Associates, Inc., based in the United States, this report confirms that Orbis earplugs meet the requirements of EN352-2:2020 through strict U.S. National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) guidelines. - View the test report here.
Why Global Certification Matters
Orbis earplugs have been certified by both CCQS Ireland Ltd. in Europe and Michael & Associates, Inc. in the United States, ensuring that they meet the strictest standards for hearing protection. This dual certification guarantees quality and safety for customers in both regions.
What Makes Orbis Earplugs Comfortable and Safe?
What Are Orbis Earplugs Made Of?
Orbis earplugs are made from medical-grade silicone, a hypoallergenic material that provides long-lasting comfort and superior durability. Unlike standard silicone, medical-grade silicone is extensively tested to ensure it’s safe for prolonged contact with skin.
Why Is Medical-Grade Silicone Superior?
- Hypoallergenic: Safe for sensitive skin, preventing irritation during prolonged use.
- Durability: Medical-grade silicone resists wear and tear, retaining its shape even after repeated use.
- Comfort: The soft, flexible nature of the silicone ensures a comfortable fit, even during long hours of wear.
Orbis earplugs combine the best in comfort and protection, ensuring safety for extended use in a variety of environments.
Frequently Asked Questions About Orbis Earplugs
What is the NRR of Orbis earplugs?
Orbis earplugs have an NRR of 26dB, suitable for reducing noise levels in high-noise environments like concerts and workplaces.
Are Orbis earplugs certified for workplace safety?
Yes, Orbis earplugs are certified to the EN352-2:2020 standard, ensuring they are safe and effective for use in various workplaces.
How do high-fidelity earplugs differ from standard earplugs?
High-fidelity earplugs, like Orbis, reduce harmful noise levels while preserving important sounds such as conversations and alarms, unlike standard earplugs that block out all sound.