HexArmor 18-00000, xact Fit Hearing Protection Fit Test System
Test any brand of earplugs from anywhere on your work site with the only truly open and cordless fit-testing system on the market.
- Bluetooth-capable headphones allow for mobile, cordless testing
- Earmuff design allows all kinds of earplugs to fit underneath to be tested
- Cloud storage use for easy access to files on multiple devices
- Automatic upload of information and test results
- Open system gives the ability to test any brand of earplug
- Provides full report of the test to help user choose earplug
- Greater security of documents
- Portable, cordless tablet for ease of use
- Pre-installed software with quick set-up process
- Fast and easy set-up compared to competition
- 29 CFR 1910.95 (System to be used in conjunction with a Hearing Conservation program per OSHA)
- ISED Certified to sell into Canada
xact Fit™ by HexArmor® delivers one of the most robust and efficient fit-testing systems on the market – helping you understand exactly how much protection you’re receiving from your Hearing Protection Device, regardless of brand or model.
This innovative portable kit comes with Bluetooth headphones and tablet for a cordless, quick set-up that can be used anywhere, complete with a carrying case.
Pre-installed software and cloud storage on the tablet allow for automatic upload of information and results, easy access to files on multiple devices, and increased security. Fit-testing workers for proper hearing protection has never been so easy.
Real Ear Attenuation at Threshold (REAT) • Can be conducted with any earplug • Total test time of 2 – 5 minutes • Test frequency range: 200 – 800 Hz
How xact Fit™ works
xact Fit™ was created with the user’s experience in mind – as the most portable and easy-to-use system on the market.
Using the Real Ear Attenuation at Threshold (REAT), users undergo a series of tests where they must determine their Hearing Threshold score, both with and without hearing protection.
This is the lowest volume at which a sound can be detected, and it is different for every person.
The difference between the two scores determines their Personal Attenuation Rating (PAR), which represents the amount of protection they are receiving based on how they fit their earplug.