3M HY79 Ear Muff Pad Kit personal protective equipment
Replacement ear muff pad kit includes foam cushions and inserts for 3M PELTOR Alert, FM-Radio, LiteCom, ProTac and Tactical XP series with 21 dB noise reduction rating
- Fresh seal with new foam cushions and inserts
- Restores 21 dB attenuation on compatible headsets
- Fits Alert, FM-Radio, LiteCom, ProTac, Tactical XP models
- Meets ANSI S3.19‑1974 testing standard
- Durable foam, polyurethane and PVC construction
Replacement Ear Muff Pad Kit
This kit supplies fresh ear cushions and foam inserts for compatible 3M PELTOR headsets. It restores the original fit and hygiene of the hearing protector without replacing the entire unit. The components are manufactured by Aearo under model HY79.
Maintenance for Alert and Tactical series
The pads suit users who own Alert, FM-Radio, LiteCom, ProTac or Tactical XP models and need routine cushion renewal. Buyers whose headsets fall outside these series should look at something else because the kit will not fit.
Noise Reduction Rating 21 dB
The kit carries an NRR of 21 dB when installed on a compatible headset. This single figure determines whether the restored protection meets the attenuation level required for the intended environment.
How it compares
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- Price $20.99
- Cheaper than about 57% of the 5,612 comparable items (median $24.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Aearo |
| Model name | HY79 |
Questions about this item
Which 3M PELTOR headset series must I already own for the HY79 pad kit to fit?
The kit fits Alert, FM-Radio, LiteCom, ProTac and Tactical XP series ear muffs.
Will the replacement cushions keep the original 21 dB noise reduction rating on my older headset?
Yes, the foam, polyurethane and PVC cushions are specified to maintain the 21 dB rating.
How can I confirm the kit is installed correctly and performing as intended?
Check that the black foam cushions seal fully around each ear cup with no gaps, then verify the ANSI S3.19-1974 label remains visible.
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