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Noise 
Reduction 
Rating

DECIBELS

25

(WHEN USED AS DIRECTED)

THE RANgE oF NoISE REDUCTIoN RATINgS

FoR ExISTINg HEARINg pRoTECToRS 

IS AppRoxImATELy 0 To 30

(HIgHER NUmBERS DENoTE gREATER EFFECTIvENESS)

ETymoTIC RESEARCH, INC.

ELK gRovE vILLAgE, IL 60007

LABEL REQUIRED By

U.S. E.p.A. REgULATIoN

40 CFR part 211, Subpart B.

Federal law prohibits

removal of this label

prior to purchase.

mp-9-15

EPA

Passive Attenuation

Frequency (Hz) 

125 

250 

500  1000 

2000  4000  8000

Mean Attenuation (dB) 

25.3

 

24.0

 

24.3

 

25.6

 

29.6

 

32.5

 

34.8

Standard Deviation (dB) 

   

5.9

 

4.6

 

5.6

 

4.8

 

3.3

 

3.8

 

4.0

APV (dB) 

19.4

 

19.5

 

18.8

 

20.9

 

26.3

 

28.7

 

30.8

H = 26 dB      M = 21 dB      L = 20 dB      SNR = 25 dB

Active Attenuation – Criterion Levels

Switch position 

H-noise 

M-noise 

L-noise

(-15) 

104 

96 

86

(-9) 

99 

93 

85

H:  Average attenuation characteristics in the high frequency spectrum (> 2 kHz)

M: Average attenuation characteristics in the mid frequency spectrum (0.5-2 kHz)

L:  Average attenuation characteristics in the low frequency spectrum (< 0.5 kHz)
SNR (Single Number Rating): Average attenuation characteristics in the standard frequency spectrum
The European Union testing was conducted by: 

Central Institute for Labour Protection—National Research Institute (CIOP-PIB)

ul Czerniakowska 16, 00-701 Warsaw, Poland. Notified Body No. 1437.
This product is in compliance with EN 352-2:2002 and EN 352-7:2002.

ETYMOTIC RESEARCH INC.

61 Martin Lane • Elk Grove Village, IL 60007
www.etymotic.com • 1-888-389-6684 • 847-228-0006

©

2012. Music

PRO, Musicians Earplugs,  ACCU

Technology,  ACCU

Fit, ACCU

Filter and LOBAT are trademarks of

Etymotic Research, Inc.     ER098538-A

Summary of Contents for Music-Pro mp9-15

Page 1: ...User Manual English ...

Page 2: ...st be fitted adjusted and maintained to the manufacturer s instructions to achieve the expected attenuation and hearing protection Use earplugs at all times in noisy surroundings Make certain that the earplugs provide adequate protection for the noisy environment Earplugs are reusable Regularly inspect the earplugs to assure their continued serviceability Connecting cord should not be used where t...

Page 3: ... operation before use If distortion or failure is detected the wearer should refer to the manufacturer s advice for maintenance and replacement of the battery Warning The output of the level dependent circuit of the hearing protector may exceed the daily limit sound level To determine if the device is working insert a battery cup the device in your hand and listen for acoustic feedback squeal If f...

Page 4: ... 2 Position Switch Cleaning Tool ACCU Fit Eartips For Large Yellow Foam 10 14 mm go to www etymotic com 312 Batteries LRG Gray 3 flange 8 13 mm Black Foam 8 13 mm Glider 8 11 mm SM Frost 3 flange 7 11 mm SML Long Stem Frost 3 flange 7 11 mm LRG Long Stem White 3 flange 8 13 mm SM Beige Foam 6 9 mm Identification ...

Page 5: ...ce then secure the eartip completely on the stem The battery must be installed correctly or the device will not work The battery door will not close if the battery is upside down Remove the tab on the battery before inserting it in the device Open the battery door and insert the battery with the flat side facing up Be sure the on the battery is on the same side as the on the door Correct orientati...

Page 6: ...tening may ease insertion When using foam eartips Roll down or compress foam before inserting Hold the eartip in place for about 5 seconds while foam expands to create a tight seal in the ear canal Fig 3 When using glider eartips no compression is needed simply push into ear Removal Remove with a slow twisting motion for all eartips After removal place earplugs in a clean protective case Fig 1 Fig...

Page 7: ...nd Reduction switch toward battery door Natural hearing until sound exceeds safe levels Automatic 15 dB protection when hearing is at risk Impact noise protection Enhanced Hearing with 9 dB Sound Reduction switch away from battery door 6 dB gain for soft sounds Automatic 9 dB protection when hearing is at risk Impact noise protection Battery Door Open OFF Closed ON 2 Position Switch Toward battery...

Page 8: ...ecycle these batteries Zinc air batteries are not harmful to the environment and can be discarded in the trash Keep batteries out of the reach of children Recommendation Carry spare batteries in case a battery reaches end of life while using a device LOBAT A ticking sound becomes faster and louder like the sound of a motorboat when the battery is about to die After the warning sound first becomes ...

Page 9: ...he volume decreases or sound quality declines ACCU Filter Removal Note Use the tool to remove the filter ACCU Filter Replacement Note Do not use the tool to replace the filter 1 Remove eartip 1 Insert a new filter 2 Insert tool into the filter 2 Press gently against a hard surface to secure the filter in place 3 Remove the filter 3 Re attach the eartip ...

Page 10: ...to return before replacing the filter If sound returns replace the filter Once the filter is removed discard it and do not reuse Etymotic will repair or replace defective product at its option if returned within one year of purchase to our designated service facility This warranty is in lieu of all other warranties expressed or implied including but not limited to any implied warranty of merchanta...

Page 11: ... eartips can be removed and cleaned in mild detergent Dry eartips thoroughly Replace 3 flange eartips every 60 90 days Replace foam and glider eartips frequently as needed Remove the devices before using hair products Do not expose to extreme heat or moisture Avoid dropping or hitting on a hard surface Use only accessories and spare parts from Etymotic Research Inc to ensure continued performance ...

Page 12: ...position H noise M noise L noise 15 104 96 86 9 99 93 85 H Average attenuation characteristics in the high frequency spectrum 2 kHz M Average attenuation characteristics in the mid frequency spectrum 0 5 2 kHz L Average attenuation characteristics in the low frequency spectrum 0 5 kHz SNR Single Number Rating Average attenuation characteristics in the standard frequency spectrum The European Union...

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