Hellberg SNR29 Xstream Multi-Point Bluetooth Hearing Protection User Manual
- June 9, 2024
- Hellberg
Table of Contents
- Hellberg SNR29 Xstream Multi-Point Bluetooth Hearing Protection
- Parts (pic. A)
- Accessories and spare parts (pic. B)
- Fitting and adjustment (pic. C)
- Changing the hygiene kit (pic. D)
- Boom microphone, Sparepart
- Approval and technical data (E)
- Approved helmet combinations
- HEADSET AND NOISE ATTENUATING HEARING PROTECTOR
- USER INSTRUCTIONS FOR BLUETOOTH® FUNCTIONS
- FCC Compliance Statement
- References
- Read User Manual Online (PDF format)
- Download This Manual (PDF format)
Hellberg SNR29 Xstream Multi-Point Bluetooth Hearing Protection
Parts (pic. A)
- A1: Thermoplastic headband
- A2: Thermoplastic helmet/cap attachment
- A3: Replacable foam liner
- A4: Replaceable foam filled ear cushions
- A5: Replaceable foam filled head cushion
- A6: Cover for microphone attachment
- A7: Level Dependent microphones
- A8: Charging socket
- A9: Socket for boom-microphone
- A10: Speech microphone
- A11: LED
- A12: Volume DOWN and previous track
- A13: Volume UP an next track
- A14: On/Off button
- A15: Level dependent button
Accessories and spare parts (pic. B)
- B:1. Hygiene kit: 99403-001
- B:2. Sweat absorbers: 99900-001
- B:3. Windshield boom microphone: 16999-001
- B:4. USB charging cable: 39926-001
- B:5. Boom microphone: 16982-001
- B:6. Windshield level dependent microphones: 1059-001
- B:7. Spare headband electronic: 26046-915
- B:8. Spare helmet arm (pair): 26108-910
Fitting and adjustment (pic. C)
Changing the hygiene kit (pic. D)
- Remove the old sound absorber foam and insert the new.
- Pull off the old ear cushion.
- Centre the new ear cushion over the hole.
- Press with a finger along the outside of the ear cushion until it attaches all around the edges.
- Pull off the old head cushion and insert the new.
Boom microphone, Sparepart
Approval and technical data (E)
- E:1) Headband
- E:2) Helmet/Cap mounted
- E:3) Tested and certified to (standards)
- E:4) Weight
- E:5) Mean attenuation
- E:6) Standard deviation
- E:7) Assumed Protection Value
- E:8) Tested by (notified body)
- E:9) Size: S, M & L
Approved helmet combinations
These earmuffs should be fitted to, and used only with the industrial safety
helmets listed in table G.
- G:1) Manufacturer
- G:2) Model
- G:3) Adapter
Earmuffs complying with EN 352-3 are of medium size range or small size range
or large size range. Medium size range earmuffs will fit the majority of
wearers. Small size range or large size range earmuffs are designed to fit
wearers for whom medium size range earmuffs are not suitable.
Hereby, Hellberg Safety AB declares that the hearing protector “Xstream Multi-
Point” is in compliance with PPE regulation
EU 2016/425 and the RED Directive 2014/53/EU. The full text of the EU
declaration of conformity is available at the following Internet address:
www.hellbergsafety.com/declaration-of-
conformity
For manufacturing date, see the date clock on the inside of the ear cup.
Expected lifetime of product, excluding its batteries, is 5 years. Serial
number is placed on label on the bottom of the ear cup.
This product is covered by the Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment
Directive (WEEE) 2012/19/EU.
Do not dispose of your product as unsorted municipal waste. Batteries must be
disposed of in accordance with national regulations. Use local recycling
system for electronic products.
Approval & Technical data
48012-001 Xstream MP HeadbandE1, Weight 386 gE4, EN 352-1:2020E3, Size S,M,LE9
Freq. Hz| 63| 125| 250| 500| 1000| 2000| 4000| 8000| H| M| L|
SNR
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---
Mean att.E5| 14,6| 14,0| 18,7| 26,7| 34,4| 33,7| 35,6| 35,1| 34,1| 28,0| 20,4|
29,9
Std. dev.E6| 3,6| 4,0| 2,9| 2,2| 2,2| 3,1| 2,9| 4,9| 1,8| 1,9| 3,0| 1,4
APVE7| 11,0| 10,0| 15,8| 24,5| 32,2| 30,6| 32,7| 30,2| 32| 26|
17| 29
48112-001 Xstream MP Helmet MountE1, Weight 416 gE4, EN 352-3:2020E3
Freq. Hz| 63| 125| 250| 500| 1000| 2000| 4000| 8000| H| M| L|
SNR
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---
Mean att.E5| 14,5| 14,9| 18,9| 26,5| 33,0| 34,6| 36,6| 35,5| 34,4| 28,1| 20,9|
30,2
Std. dev.E6| 3,4| 4,1| 3,5| 3,4| 2,8| 4,0| 5,0| 5,8| 3,2| 2,5| 3,0| 2,5
APVE7| 11,1| 10,8| 15,4| 23,1| 30,2| 30,6| 31,6| 29,7| 31| 26|
18| 28
Certification and Monitoring: PZT GmbH, Bismarckstrasse 264 B, 26389
Wilhelmshaven, Germany, Notified Body: 1974E8, Notified by ZLS
English is the language examined by Notified Body. English has interpretive
precedence.
Tested and certified toE3:
PPE regulation (EU) 2016/425 and applicable parts of European standards:
- EN 352-1:2020 (Headband)
- EN 352-3:2020 (Cap/Helmet Mount)
- EN 352-4:2020 (Level Dependent)
- EN 352-6:2020 (Headset Profile – Bluetooth®) max SPL is below 82dB(A)
- EN 352-8:2020 (Entertainment audio – Bluetooth®) max SPL is below 82dB(A) Certification and Monitoring: PZT GmbH, Bismarckstrasse 264 B, 26389 Wilhelmshaven,
Germany, Notified Body: 1974E8, Notified by ZLS
Radio Equipment Directive (RED) 2014/53/EU (Europe)
NEMKO Norway, Notified Body: 0471E8
North American standard ANSI S-3.19-1974 and CSA Z94.2-02
Michael & Associates, State College, PA, USA, 2766 W. College Ave Suite 1
State College, PA 16801
Accredited by National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), National
Laboratory Accreditation Program (NVLAP)E8
FCC ID (USA): A8TBM20SPKXYNBZ
IC ID (Canada): 12246A-BM20SPKS1
Bluetooth® Standard 4.1, A2DP 1.2, HSP 1.1, HFP 1.6
Criterion level EN 352-4, H= 109 dB, M= 106 dB, L= 94 dB Max. SPL EN 352-6,
81,5 dB(A) at -14 dBFS
Usage time for the maximum input signal level, 8.0 h at -14 dBFS
Input level (dBm) | -29 | -24 | -19 | -14 |
---|---|---|---|---|
Mean (dB) | 66,5 | 71,4 | 76,1 | 80,2 |
StDev (dB) | 1,6 | 1,6 | 1,5 | 1,3 |
Mean + StDev | 68,1 | 73,0 | 77,7 | 81,5 |
Relationship between sound output level and input signal level
SPL (dB(A))| 70| 75| 80
Input signal level (dBFS)| -27,1| -21,8| -16,0
48012-001 Xstream MP HeadbandE1, Weight 13,62 ozE4, ANSI S-3.19-1974E3
Freq. Hz| 125| 250| 500| 1000| 2000| 3150| 4000| 6300| 8000| NRR|
CSA
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---
Mean att.E5| 17.0| 20.2| 29.9| 38.8| 38.6| 37.9| 39.4| 39.8| 39.5|
25
|
A
Std. dev.E6| 3.0| 2.6| 2.4| 3.9| 2.4| 3.3| 3.8| 3.0| 3.2
48112-001 Xstream MP Helmet MountE1, Weight 14.67 ozE4, ANSI S-3.19-1974E3
Freq. Hz| 125| 250| 500| 1000| 2000| 3150| 4000| 6300| 8000| NRR|
CSA
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---
Mean att.E5| 17.6| 20.5| 28.5| 34.3| 36.3| 38.0| 39.6| 39.5| 39.5|
25
|
A
Std. dev.E6| 2.5| 2.0| 2.0| 3.1| 2.5| 2.8| 3.4| 2.3| 4.0
Michael & Associates, State College, PA, USA, 2766 W. College Ave Suite 1 State College, PA 16801 Accredited by National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), National Laboratory Accreditation Program (NVLAP)E8
Approved helmet combinations
ManufacturerG1 | Helmet modelG2 | AdapterG3 | S | M | L |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Auboueix | Iris 2 | 30 mm | x | x | x |
Bjornklader | Balance HD | 30 mm | x | x | x |
Bjornklader | Balance AC | 30 mm | x | x | x |
Casco | PF 100 AS S,M,L | 30 mm | x | x | x |
Centurion | Concept | 30 mm | x | x | |
Cerva | Alpin worker | 30 mm | x | x | |
Cresto | Crown | 30 mm | x | x | |
Cresto | Crown Electro | 30 mm | x | x | |
Cresto | Crown MIPS | 30 mm | x | x | |
Gardio Safety | Armet Mips | 30 mm | x | ||
Irudek | Ekain | 30 mm | x | x | |
Irudek | Oreka | 30 mm | x | ||
Irudek | Stilo 300V | 30 mm | x | x | |
Irudek | Stilo 600V | 30 mm | x | ||
JSP | EVO 2 | 30 mm | x | x | x |
JSP | EVO 3 | 30 mm | x | x | x |
JSP | MK 7 | 30 mm | x | x | x |
JSP | Evolite | 30 mm | x | x | x |
KASK | Superplasma | 30 mm | x | x | x |
KASK | Plasma | 30 mm | x | x | x |
KASK | HP | 30 mm | x | x | x |
KASK | Zenit X | 30 mm | x | x | |
LAS | Rockman S14 | 30 mm | x | x | x |
LAS | Rockman S16 | 30 mm | x | x | x |
LAS | Rockman S17 | 30 mm | x | x | x |
Petzl | ST | 30 mm | x | x | |
Petzl | VENT | 30 mm | x | x | |
Petzl | BEST | 30 mm | x | x | |
Petzl | Vertex | 30 mm | x | x | |
ManufacturerG1 | Helmet modelG2 | AdapterG3 | S | M | L |
--- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
Petzl | Vertex Vent | 30 mm | x | x | |
Petzl | Strato | 30 mm | x | x | |
Petzl | Strato Vent | 30 mm | x | x | |
Schuberth | BER80 | 30 mm | x | x | x |
Schuberth | Electrician 80 | 30 mm | x | x | x |
Scott Safety | Style 300 | 30 mm | x | x | x |
Scott Safety | Style 600 | 30 mm | x | x | x |
Scott Safety | HC710 | 30 mm | x | x | x |
Scott Safety | HC715 | 30 mm | x | x | x |
Scott Safety | HC750 | 25 mm | x | x | x |
Singing Rock | Flash Industry | 30 mm | x | x | |
Singing Rock | Flash Aero | 30 mm | x | x | |
Sundström | SR 570 | 30 mm | x | x | |
Singing Rock | Flash Access | 30 mm | x | x | |
Uvex | Airwing | 30 mm | x | x | x |
Uvex | Pheos | 30 mm | x | x | x |
Uvex | Pheos Alpine | 30 mm | x | x | x |
Zekler | Zone | 30 mm | x | x | |
Zekler | Zone E | 30 mm | x | x | |
Zekler | Zone Mips | 30 mm | x | x | |
Zero | Pinnacle EXO Vent | 30 mm | x | x | |
Zero | Pinnacle EXO Volt | 30 mm | x | x | |
Zero | Pinnacle EXO Volt 2 | 30 mm | x | x | |
Zero | Pinnacle Zertec Vent | 30 mm | x | x | |
3M Peltor | G2000 | 30 mm | x | x | x |
3M Peltor | G3000 | 30 mm | x | x | x |
3M | SecureFit X5000 | 30 mm | x | x | |
3M | SecureFit X5500 | 30 mm | x | x |
Certification and Monitoring: PZT GmbH, Bismarckstrasse 264 B, 26389 Wilhelmshaven, Germany Notified Body: 1974E8, Notified by ZLS
HEADSET AND NOISE ATTENUATING HEARING PROTECTOR
This hearing protector allows communication and music streaming via Bluetooth®. The headset features wireless communication and music streaming via units that are compatible with Bluetooth® and A2DP.
Warning!
This hearing protector is intended to protect the wearer from hazardous noise
levels when fitted in accordance with this user instruction. Any other use is
not intended and therefore not permitted. It is important that the
instructions for use are followed. Failure to do so could result in a drastic
decrease of the noise attenuation and may lead to serious injury.
Read these user instructions carefully!
- The hearing protector must be worn at all times in noisy environments to provide full protection! Only 100% wear time provides full protection.
- The audibility of warning signals at a specific workplace may be impaired due to over-protection, when using a hearing protector with too high a noise attenuation performance in relation to the noise environment.
- When using hearing protection with entertainment audio features, remember to adjust the volume when working in noisy environments so that any warning signals etc. can be heard.
- In some individuals, excessive sound pressure from earphones and headphones may cause hearing loss.
- This product is provided with a Safety related audio input. The user should check for correct operation before use. If disortion or failure is detected, the user should refer to manufacturers advice for maintenance.
- Do not use this product in a potentially explosive atmosphere.
- This product may be adversely affected by certain chemical substances. Further information should be sought from the manufacturer.
- Ensure that the hearing protectors are regularly inspected for serviceability.
- The hearing protector’s noise attenuating properties can dramatically decrease when used with, for example, thick eyeglass frames, ski masks/balaclavas, etc.
- Use of perspiration/hygienic protection over the sealing rings can reduce the hearing protector’s noise attenuation properties.
- Earmuffs, and in particular cushions, may deteriorate with use and should be examined at frequent intervals for cracking and leakage.
- Immediately discard the product if it shows any signs of cracking or damage.
- Hygiene kit should be changed at least twice a year. Make sure you choose the correct hygiene kit for your hearing protector.
- Clean the product with mild soap. You must be sure that the detergent you use does not irritate the skin. Do not dip the product in water.
- The hearing protector must be stored in a dry, clean environment out of direct sunlight, e.g. in its original packaging.
- Warning! Performance may deteriote with battery usage. The typical period of continuous use that can be expected from the hearing protector is 80 hours.
Fitting & adjustment
Brush away all hair from your ears and place the earmuffs over your ears so
they fit comfortably and snugly. Ensure your ears are completely enclosed by
the earmuffs and that you have an even pressure around your ears.
Headband (pic. C1)
Adjust the headband size so that it rests lightly against the crown of your
head.
Helmet/Cap mount (pic. C2)
Push the hearing protectors’ helmet attachment into the helmet slot until it
locks into position.
Place the hearing protectors over your ears and press inwards until you hear a
click.
Adjust the hearing protectors and helmet so they fit comfortably.
USER INSTRUCTIONS FOR BLUETOOTH® FUNCTIONS
Charge the headset prior to first use! See Charging section of the user
manual.
Depending on the phone model and application, some functions may not be
supported or may have to be operated on the phone. The first time you use the
headset you need to establish a wireless link, “pairing”, for communication
between the units. Pairing is only needed once, for each pair of units. The
headset can store up to 8 different units in its memory.
PAIRING: Enter pairing mode by pressing and holding down both volume
buttons (+ / -) for 2 seconds until the LED flashes RED/BLUE.
Activate Bluetooth® on your phone (or other unit) and select “Hellberg Xstream
MP” in the list. (See the user instruction for your phone). If the phone
requires a PIN code, enter four zeros (0000).
An audio signal with 2 tones is heard in the headset, when the pairing is
completed. The headset LED flashes blue. If pairing fails, switch off the
headset and start the pairing process again. The pairing link is automatically
established with the phone the next time the headset is switched on.
- ON: Press and hold down the On/Off button (A14). An audio signal confirms that the headset is switched on and the LED flashes blue.
- OFF: Press and hold down the On/Off button for 4 seconds. An audio signal confirms that the headset is switched off.
Pairing with a second Bluetooth® unit
- Re-enter pairing mode by pressing and holding down both volume buttons for 2 seconds. An audio signal confirms pairing mode and the first paired unit is temporarily disconnected during paring with the second unit.
- Start the Bluetooth® function on your second unit and search for and connect to Hellberg Xstream MP. An audio signal confirm unit 2 is connected.
- Re-connect unit 1 by selecting Hellberg Xstream MP in the display of unit 1. An audio signal confirm unit 1 is connected.
IMPORTANT! If 2 units are connected, the headset will activate the voice dial function on the first paired unit, or on the unit that has the last outgoing call.
Music streaming from a Bluetooth® unit
- Switch on the headset (see earlier steps).
- Start the music player on the phone (or other unit).
- Play/Pause by pressing briefly on the On/Off button.
- Adjust the volume by pressing the volume buttons UP/DOWN (A12, A13).
- Move to the next track by pressing and holding down the Volume UP button for 2 seconds.
- Play the song from the beginning by pressing and holding down the Volume DOWN button for 2 seconds.
- Move to the previous track by pressing and holding down the Volume DOWN button for 4 seconds.
Answer/End/Reject call
Most phones send their own call signal to the headset. If not, 7 varying tones
indicate an incoming call.
- Answer a call by briefly pressing on the On/Off button. 4 ascending tones confirm the call is connected.
- End a call by briefly pressing the On/Off button. 4 descending tones confirm the call is disconnected.
- To reject a call, press and hold down the On/Off button for 2 seconds. 2 tones will confirm.
Voice dial from headset via connected phone
See the user instruction for your phone if it supports voice dial.
- Press and hold the On/Off button for 3 seconds and release. An audio signal confirms the function is activated.
- Speak your voice dial command.
Most phones that support voice-controlled dialling will send an acknowledgment signal when to speak your voice dial command.
Adjusting the volume during a call
- Increase the volume by pressing the Volume UP button (A13)
- Decrease the volume by pressing the Volume DOWN button (A12)
Broken Bluetooth® link
If the Bluetooth® link is broken due to exceeding the range (more than 10
meters) 3 tones will be heard in the headset and will auto-connect when back
within range. If no link has been established within 4 hours, the headset will
automatically switch off. Press and hold the On/Off button for 3 seconds to
restart the headset.
Level Dependent “Active Listening” function
Press and hold the LD button (A15) to switch the Active Listening function ON.
An audio signal confirms the function is activated. The volume is adjustable
in 5 levels. Adjust the volume by pressing the LD button (A15) until you reach
your desired volume level. When you reach level 5 an audio signal indicates
that you have reached the maximum level. Press the LD button again to go back
to volume level 1. Press and hold the LD button (A15) to switch the Active
Listening function OFF.
The headset remembers your last volume setting the next time you switch ON the
active listening function. For use in windy environments it is recommended to
fit the two included windshields (B:6). Remove the peel off film and fit the
windshield perfectly centered over the Level Dependant microphones (A7).
- This hearing protector is provided with level-dependent attenuation. The wearer should check correct operation before use. If disortion or failure is deteced, the wearer should refer to the manufacturers advice for maintenance and charging of the battery.
- Warning! The output of the level-dependent circuit of this hearing protector may exceed the external sound level.
Wide Band Audio
The Xstream Multi-Point models also support “Wide band audio” (HD voice) when
available by the phone network operator.
Low battery warning
When the battery power is decreasing and approximately one hour remains of the
maximum run time, an audio signal of 3 tones will be heard in the headset. The
battery should then be charged as soon as possible. The headset will turn off
when the battery is drained.
Charging the battery
- Charge the headset prior to first use!
- For safety reasons, all headset functions are automatically switched off when charging.
- The headset will charge when connected to a USB power supply.
- Use the USB charge cable supplied with the headset (B:4). Check that the charge cable is correctly connected to the headset´s charging socket (A8) and a USB power supply (i.e. a USB port on a PC or in a car, or your mobile phone USB charge adapter). Make sure the power supply is of the LPS type and approved according to local directives for electronic devices.
- Power supply specifications: Output DC 5V 1000 mA (Limited Power Source – LPS).
- When charging, the headset LED (A11) will flash green.
- When the battery is fully charged, the LED changes to solid green.
- Disconnect the charger cable when headset is fully charged.
- A full charge takes approximately 4 hours.
- The battery run time is approximately 80 hours with an active Bluetooth® link (A2DP and/or HFP, HSP).
- The stand-by time is 150 hours.
Important!
- Never leave the headset unattended when charging.
- Do not use the headset when the battery is charging.
- Only use a power supply as specified by the manufacturer.
- Only charge the headset at room temperature (10-25°C, (50-77°F)).
- This product contains a built-in Li-ion battery and it may only be replaced by authorised service personnel.
- Do not attempt to open the battery compartment in any way, and do not disassemble, crush or expose the battery to extreme heat or fire.
- Operational temperature range for the electronic functions: -20°C (-4°F) to +55°C (+120°F).
- If these instructions are followed, the product is unlikely to present any hazards within the meaning of EN 60950-1.
Information required by E.P.A. (US)
The level of noise entering a person’s ear, when hearing protector is worn as
directed, is closely approximated by the difference between the A weighted
environmental noise level and the NRR.
Example:
- The environmental noise level as measured at the ear is 92 dBA.
- The NRR is 25 decibels (dB).
- The level of noise entering the ear is approximately equal to 67 dB.
Caution. For noise environments dominated by frequencies below 500 Hz the C-weighted environmental noise level shall be used. Warning. Improper fit of this device will reduce its effectiveness in attenuating noise. Although hearing protectors can be recommended for protection against the harmful effects of impulsive noise, NRR is based on the attenuation of continuous noise and may not be accurate indicator of the protection attainable against impulsive noise such as gunfire.
FCC Compliance Statement
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following conditions:
- This device may not cause harmful interference, and
- this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.
Canada Compliance Statement
WARNING This Class (B) digital apparatus complies with Canadian ICES-003.
This device complies with Industry Canada‘s licence-exempt RSS 247. Operation
is subject to the following two conditions:
- This device may not cause interference; and
- This device must accept any interference, including interference that may cause undesired operation of the device.
References
- Hellberg Safety | Head Protection
- Hellberg Safety | Head Protection
- Declaration of Conformity – Hellberg Safety
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