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David Clark H10-56Hxl Headset

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Part numbers : RX1-11-03828 , 40614G-02 , 11-03828
Unit of Measure: EA

949.87 EUR / EA 949.87 EUR 949.87 € excl. VAT

949.87 EUR / EA excl. VAT

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The David Clark H10-56HXL is a portable electronic noise-cancelling (ENC) helicopter headset designed to reduce the low-frequency noise associated with helicopter operations. Manufactured by David Clark Company, this over-the-head headset combines ENC technology with passive attenuation, comfort-focused ear seals and independent earcup volume adjustment.

Manufacturer part number: 40614G-02

  • Portable battery power module using one 9 V battery, with up to 25 hours of stated operation
  • Pilot-selectable automatic shut-off feature
  • Undercut Comfort Gel ear seals and soft foam-filled head pad
  • Dual volume controls for individual left and right ear adjustment
  • Patented flex/wire boom for microphone positioning
  • Approx. 1.5 m extended coiled cord with 10-pin quick-release connector
  • Approx. 624 g headset weight, excluding cord assembly
  • FAA TSO approved to C57A and C58A

Suitable for purchasers requiring the David Clark H10-56HXL portable ENC headset configuration for helicopter communications installations.

Documentation: David Clark H10-56HXL manufacturer data sheet.

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