BH-01 Bone conduction headphones for DEUS II

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Description

Bone-Conduction Audio

BH-01 Bone-Conduction Headphones

Hear your detector underwater without placing traditional headphones over or inside your ears. The BH-01 transmits sound through vibrations applied to the cheekbones, leaving your ears open and free.

Clear Audio Above and Below the Water

With ordinary waterproof headphones, water can fill the ears and reduce how clearly detector signals are heard. The BH-01 rests in front of the ears on the cheekbones and transmits sound vibrations directly toward the inner ear without placing pressure on the eardrums.

Underwater Detecting

Bone-conduction technology helps keep target signals audible while diving. In noisy or disturbed water, dedicated pressure-balancing diving earplugs may be used to help protect the ears and reduce surrounding noise.

Comfortable on Land

Use the BH-01 on land while remaining aware of your surroundings. When additional isolation is preferred, suitable earplugs can help reduce noise from wind and busy environments.

Built for Demanding Detecting Conditions

  • Waterproof to 20 Meters Designed for underwater metal detecting.
  • Multi-Terrain Use Ideal for underwater, windy, and noisy environments.
  • Two-Year Warranty Built for dependable, long-term performance.
  • Made in France Designed and manufactured in France.

Audio Accessibility

Bone-conduction audio may also help some users with hearing impairments perceive target signals as vibrations transmitted toward the cochlea. Depending on the type of hearing alteration, adjusting audio frequencies toward the 100–300 Hz range may improve perception.