Lowe Electronics - PMR Atex

Lowe Electronics can offer a comprehensive range of ATEX approved products. The popular V2 speaker microphone and plug in acoustic tube earpiece has been adopted by many users from chemical sites to off-shore oil rigs. The rugged design, easy to use features, quick delivery times, and competitive prices have made it a popular choice for customers.

The Peltor listen only headsets can be used in conjunction with the speaker microphones. In addition they offer a variety of over head, behind head, and helmet attachment headsets to suit the differing environments users have to operate in.

Products are available for the most popular ATEX radio the Motorola GP series but we can also offer products for the older GP900 and the Icom and Kenwood ATEX products.

Technical specifications and ATEX approval certificates are available upon request

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A simple earphone with acoustic tube for low key surveillance work, where the use of discreet microphone is not needed.

This headset series sets a new standard in reliability, durability and performance for heavy-duty headsets. High-clarity sound with the additional hearing protection necessary for providing consistent, clear two-way radio communication in harsh, noisy situations.

This is the same product as above, except it has a behind head band, enabling it to be worn beneath a hard hat or other head protection, ideal for use in construction, airports, industry and events.

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A throat microphone fitted with an acoustic tube for increased comfort, durability and function. It is adjustable by the user to fit different ear sizes making it comfortable. There is an in line PTT switch to enable transmit through the microphone, which is positioned towards the front of the users throat. Ideal for use in high noise environments.

When combined with earphones, this kit enables the user to communicate whilst wearing breathing apparatus or restrictive head protection. The mic is held on the top of the head by a soft rubber pad and picks up speech via skull vibration; at the same time, wind and background noise are excluded. A pair of slim earphones or an acoustic output are available. This design leaves the hands free and face unobscured when worn by rescue and hazard protection personnel, who still retain the ability for direct hearing and speaking.