F Technical Data - Phonak FreeCom 7100 User Manual

E Important User Information
u Hearing protection devices can block out warning sounds, alarms, and other important
signals. Always pay extra attention to your surroundings when wearing hearing protection.
u Keep your clean FreeCom 7100 in the pouch provided before and after use, as well as
during transport. Store in a dry place at temperatures not below -20°C or above +60°C.
u Your headset should not be used when there is a risk that the connecting cords could
become caught up during use.
u Never use the device without the earJack™ adapters correctly inserted into the
custom-made ear molds. Verify that they are mounted according to these instructions
before use.

F Technical Data

FreeCom 7100 has been tested according to EN352-7:2002 for Hearing Protectors, Part 7:
Ear-plugs with level dependent attenuation. The tables below list test results according to
ear shell type. Tables 1 and 2 list only passive (electronic system switched-off ) attenuation
values. When the system is switched on, ambient sounds are reproduced by the ear speakers
up to a maximum level of 84dBA. The criteria levels (H, M, L) listed in Tables 1a and 2a
represent the noise exposure at which in-ear sound pressure fi rst exceeds 85 dBA with
electronic attenuation switched on.
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