Headsets - IT and Communication Equipment

Marine communication headsets provide hands-free voice communication and hearing protection for bridge, engine-room, deck and shipboard operations. They may connect to intercoms, portable or fixed VHF radios, PA systems, DECT systems or onboard IT communication platforms.

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Last updated: October 11, 2026

Product Information

Product Name	Headsets
Product Category	IT and Communication Equipment
Product Reference	1633
Brands / Manufacturers	3M Peltor, David Clark, Sennheiser
Unit of Measure	Piece

Key Features

Key Feature
1. Noise attenuation for high-noise machinery spaces
2. Noise-cancelling boom microphone
3. Push-to-talk or radio interface compatibility
4. Adjustable headband with replaceable cushions
5. Wired or wireless communication options

Applications of Headsets

Application
1. Bridge, engine-room and deck communication
2. Shipboard intercom and public-address systems
3. Portable and fixed VHF/UHF radio communication

Models & Manufacturers

Model	Manufacturer
Peltor WS Alert XP	3M
Peltor LiteCom Plus	3M
H8530	David Clark

Technical Specifications

Model	Specification	Value	Unit
Peltor WS Alert XP	Communication type	Wireless Bluetooth and external radio connectivity	—
Peltor LiteCom Plus	Communication type	Integrated two-way radio headset	—
H8530	Communication type	Wired intercom headset	—

Standards, Certifications & Class Approval

Review the available standards and approval information relevant to the product. Actual certification, material traceability, inspection and classification requirements depend on the product type, intended application and purchasing specification.

Applicable Standards & Certification	Hearing-protection headsets may be certified to EN 352 or applicable ANSI/ASA hearing-protection requirements. Radio or shipboard communication interfaces may require IEC 60945 compliance as part of the complete marine equipment system; certification depends on the specific product and installation.
Class Approval	Classification approval is generally applicable to the complete communication or navigation system rather than to a standalone headset. Where required, acceptance may involve DNV, ABS, Lloyd's Register, Bureau Veritas or ClassNK according to the vessel project and equipment type.

Installation, Maintenance & Safety Information

Installation Notes	Verify connector type, pin assignment, impedance, microphone bias and push-to-talk compatibility before connection. Use the manufacturer-approved interface or adapter and route cables away from moving machinery, heat and water ingress points.
Maintenance Tips	Clean ear cushions, microphone covers and connectors regularly with approved materials. Inspect cables, plugs, seals and headbands for damage, replace worn cushions and store the headset dry when not in use.
Safety Notes	Confirm that the headset does not prevent hearing alarms, whistles or emergency announcements. Do not use non-approved electrical interfaces in hazardous areas, and follow the manufacturer limits for radio exposure, battery charging and cleaning chemicals.