Bluetooth Earplugs
Wireless earplugs combining passive hearing protection with Bluetooth audio (calls, music) and, on one model, active level-dependent sound amplification. 3 models — only one (EB-8001C) has a published passive SNR/NRR rating in the source catalog; the other two are documented with battery/connectivity specs but not a tested attenuation figure.
Models in this category
EB-8001 Bluetooth Earplugs
Wireless neckband earplugs with Bluetooth 5.0 audio and a christmas-tree silicone earplug tip described by the manufacturer as providing passive noise reduction. No independently published SNR/NRR figure in the source catalog page.
EB-8001C Bluetooth Hearing Protection Earbuds
Wireless neckband earplugs with Bluetooth 5.3 audio, the only model in our Bluetooth earplug range with a published passive attenuation rating: SNR 29dB (EN 352-2:2020) and NRR 24dB (ANSI S3.19-1974).
EB-8005 Bluetooth & Level-Dependent Earplugs
Wireless neckband earplugs combining Bluetooth 6.0 audio with active level-dependent sound amplification — ambient microphones amplify low sound for communication and automatically limit output above a safety threshold (per manufacturer, around 82dB(A)). No independently published passive attenuation (SNR/NRR) figure in the source catalog page.
Use Cases
- Workers who want hands-free calls and music alongside hearing protection
- Environments needing level-dependent amplification (hear ambient sound at safe levels, auto-attenuate above a threshold) — EB-8005 specifically
- Not a substitute for certified passive/active hearing protection unless the specific model's attenuation rating meets your program's requirement — confirm per model
Category at a Glance
| Connectivity | Bluetooth 5.0-6.0 depending on model, USB-C charging, >10m/33ft range |
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| Format | Neckband + earbud design across all 3 models (EB-8005, EB-8001C, EB-8001) |
| SNR / NRR | Published only for EB-8001C (SNR 29dB / NRR 24dB); EB-8005 and EB-8001 are documented with battery/connectivity specs in the source catalog but no separately tested passive attenuation figure |
Factory & Supply
| Location | Guangdong-based partner factory, Guangzhou, China — established 2008, ISO 9001 certified, 1,000+ employees, 30,000 sqm manufacturing facility |
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| Capacity | Produced on a dedicated electronics-integrated earplug line; run-specific capacity confirmed at quote stage |
| MOQ | Contact for quote |
| Lead Time | Contact for quote |
FAQ
Can these be sold/labeled as certified hearing protection?
Only confirm that claim for the specific model with a published SNR/NRR test result (EB-8001C in this range). For EB-8005 and EB-8001, we have connectivity and battery specs but not an independently tested attenuation figure — don't represent them as certified PPE without confirming test documentation from the factory first.
What does 'level-dependent sound amplification' mean on EB-8005?
It's an active electronic feature: microphones amplify low ambient sound for situational awareness/communication, then automatically limit output when ambient noise crosses a safety threshold (per the manufacturer, output is capped around 82dB(A)). This is separate from the earplug's passive (physical) attenuation.
Last updated: Sat Jul 18 2026