Clear communication means so much for certain professionals that it is crucial to spend any figure necessary to get the highest quality possible. Imagine working as a firefighter and receiving the command to enter a building, only to have the headset within your helmet short, or piloting a plane and having the feed garble during the landing approach. When nothing less than the best will do, millions of professionals turn to Peltor headsets in order to get the clearest reception and smallest details without risk of dropping signals.

If your job requires you to be spread out over a large range, the ability to keep in contact with other workers is of crucial importance. One of the most popular products from Peltor is the forestry helmet headset, offering protection from every threat of the great outdoors without compromising on the quality of radio signals. This all-in-one product features eye guards and complete protection of the skull, with two-mile radio transmitting features that allow anyone to communicate on an open line.

Emergency services tend to be a major proponent of Peltor headsets and products. The Peltor Emergency Intercom keeps a direct signal to a central terminal. This master station can contact any number of cousin headsets to direct workers through traffic, alert new updates, or recall units back to the source. These emergency intercom designs fit with any Peltor protective helmet so that EMTs or other emergency personnel can quickly and easily respond to commands while covering their head.

Sometimes it is necessary to have emergency items on hand in the case of the unexpected. Peltor's basic design of alert headsets are inexpensive and easy to operate for individuals who live in areas with higher risks of hurricanes or earthquakes, offering the chance to protect families in times when the worst occurs. These simple headsets are cost-effective, reaching the main broadcast of any local or national frequency with nothing more than a switch on and off. What's more, they can receive both AM and FM broadcasting in the chance that other stations are managing a disaster area.

Of course, not everyone needs to purchase Peltor headsets and then immediately prepare to use them in the worst of situations. Many of their products are intended for recreation rather than protection, such as the work-radio headsets that filter out the background noise of an office or home. These modest pieces can directly piggyback any radio signal, making them perfect for noisy chores like mowing the lawn. What's more, they are popular at ball games when you want to pick up the broadcast in addition to watching the action. Anyone in the family can use these models with no more complexity than the interface you would expect from a car stereo.