Sennheiser SH310 - Manual
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SH
310
Ultra-light and ultra-easy
An active guard for your hearing
The SH 310 lightweight ear clip headset is ideal for people
who need to move around with their hands free. It’s the
stylish, high-quality solution for users who value comfort and
great speech quality in any telephony situation.
ActiveGard
TM
safeguards the user from the effects of an
acoustic burst
300° adjustable microphone boom allows the mic to be
positioned exactly for optimal speech clarity. The Teflon®*
washer support increases positioning accuracy, stability
and ensures optimal durability
It’s easy to get accustomed to since sound is received
through one ear, just like a normal telephone
Sound remains superb whether using leatherette or
acoustical foam ear pad
Technical data
Microphone ............................. Omni-directional
Frequency response ............... 300 Hz – 3400 Hz
Distortion ................................ Less than 1%
Speaker impedance ................ ~300
Ω
Frequency response ............... 300 Hz – 3400 Hz
Sound pressure ....................... Max. 103 dB limited by
ActiveGard™
Ear-cap size ............................. Regular ø 42 mm / 1.7 inch
Cable length ............................ 1 m / 3.3 ft Kevlar®* reinforced
Connector ................................ Easy Disconnect
Accessories Included
Acoustic foam ear pad
Carry bag
Clothing clip
Left and right ear hooks
Headset holder
Leatherette ear pad
Microphone windscreen
*Teflon® and Kevlar® are trademarks of Dupont.
Ideal for front office and counter
environments or at home, since it
can be put on and taken off
quickly with only one hand
Features a discreet and compact
microphone boom
The special acoustic foam ear pad
optimizes sound penetration around
the center of the cushion and into
the ear canal while minimizing
leakage
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