EARMOR M20 Electronic Earplugs – NRR 26dB

VOXDEFENCE LTD

£129.99

The EARMOR M20 Electronic Earplugs deliver powerful hearing protection in a compact in-ear design, ideal for shooting and high-noise environments. NRR 26dB with active electronic noise reduction Suppresses harmful noise above 82dB Indoor outdoor sound modes for better awareness One-button control, easy to use Rechargeable with portable charging case Up to 8 hours battery life with low-battery alert Auto shutoff after charging or 2 hours of standby IPX4 water resistant Ultra-light, comfortable discreet Anti-loss silicone retention cord Includes 3 sizes of ear tips for a secure fit Ideal for: Sh

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as VOXDEFENCE LTD, number 17061934. Checked 2026-08-29.
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UK operations
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British-owned
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Where it is made
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