SRS TACTICAL Headband Cardo Control Com AMi

This item is sold in multiples of: 1

Brand: Cardo

Details: Connections: 2-15 people

Dynamic Mesh Communication: Yes; Auto-Adaptive Network: Yes, not base station needed; Full Duplex Communications: Yes

Bluetooth: Class 2, Bluetooth 4.2

Two Way Radio: Yes; Voice Activation: Yes

Level Dependant: Ambient Noise Listening

Mobile Apps: Android and iOS

Battery: Rechargeable internal Li-Ion, 1000mAh; Charging Time: 3 hours; Battery Life: Typically 12-16 (on average) [Talk time (intercom only) - 12 hours; FM radio only - 10 hours; Bluetooth Only - 25 hours]

NRR: 26 (CSA Class AL); Operating Temperatures: -10c to +55c

Weight: Helmet mount: 436g; Headband: 419g

Warranty: 12 months; MPN: CARDO-HS

Description: CSUK Inc (SRS Tactical USA) was incorporated in Florida in 2003, SRS Tactical Canada has been in operation since November 2008. Both branches of the company specialize in hearing protection and communication systems for challenging environments. Cardo Systems, founded in Ra’anna, Israel in 2003, was the first company to introduce Bluetooth-based communicators to the motorcycle industry. To date, the company has sold over six million communication devices worldwide. Control-Com AMi boasts a unique “Dynamic Mesh Communication” (DMC) technology developed by Cardo Systems to provide a complete hearing protection, headset solution for any situation. It is completely autonomous (off grid), meaning that it doesn’t require a base station or internet connection like cell networks or DECT. It is also self-healing, adapting in real time based on the flow of the units. If a headset goes out of range or leaves the network, all other units work together to leapfrog that signal and keep the connection going for the rest of the group. This state-of-the-art voice activated, conversational and hands-free product does away with the need to constantly push buttons and offers features such as, optional 1:1 private chat among group members, optional muting of group conversations, emergency notifications, and optional merging of external audio sources (ex. 2-way radio or cellphone) into ongoing group conversation.