First Look: Walker's FireMax Ear Pro & Walkie Talkie

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posted on March 21, 2021
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Walker's recently introduced the new FireMax Ear Muff and Walkie Talkie, which are the result of over three decades of experience developing technology in the industry.

The unit features Walker's Sound Activated Compression (SAC) technology in a streamlined profile, with four frequency modes controlled by soft touch digital buttons. The unit is powered by a 2,000 mAH rechargeable lithium ion battery for over 200 hours of use. 

The FireMax features a digital sound processing system with Active Dynamic Sound Suppression and digital circuitry that allows you to select audio modes for boosting desirable sounds, thus delivering unparalleled clarity. Universal and Power Boost modes enhance overall sounds to specific levels, while Clear Voice and Hi-Frequency modes work better to hear conversations or steel impact. 

Each muff comes with Rubber Tacti-Grip headband and cooling gel ear pads that make for all-day comfort, whether you wear them in the field or at the range. They pair nicely with the Walkie Talkie, which operates on FRS frequency. 

FireMax Ear Pro: 
  • Slim low-profile design
  • Digital audio circuit
  • Rechargeable
  • Low noise/Frequency tuned for natural sound clarify
  • Auto shut off
  • Digital soft touch silent button operation
  • 2000 mAH (200 hours battery life)
  • IP54 rated
  • Four Frequency modes
  • USB-C charging port (cable included)
  • Rubber Tacti-Grip Headband
  • Cooling gel earpads
  • Full dynamic range HD Speakers for clear balanced sound
  • Sound activated compression
  • Sound dampening composite housing
  • 3.5 mm audio jack
Walkie Talkie: 
  • Integrates seamlessly with Firemax Muff
  • Operates on FRS frequency band
  • Main, sub-channel, and priority channel settings
  • Powered by the FIreMaxs large lithium battery
  • Adjustable antenna positions
  • Large back lit LCD screen
  • Control muff volume and mode selection via walkie talkie
  • Patent Pending

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