INVISIO T7
The INVISIO T7 pairs advanced hearing protection with a submersible design rated to 10 meters, engineered for extreme operational environments.
- Woman-owned · HUB-certified
- Tax-exempt & POs accepted
Overview
The INVISIO T7 is built for extremes, combining hearing protection with a submersible housing rated to depths of 10 meters for missions that demand durability in wet or immersive environments.
Patent-pending 3D ear cushions are designed for all-day wearability, while the system aims to preserve situational awareness so operators can stay tuned in to their surroundings during critical missions.
- Submersible design rated to 10 meters
- Patent-pending 3D ear cushions for extended comfort
- Designed to support situational awareness in critical missions
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- Submersible to 10 meters and altitude ready to 12,000m
- 28 dB SNR hearing protection
- Patent-pending ergonomic 3D ear cushions
- Hear-through microphone drainage system
- Interchangeable wearing styles (Headband, Neckband, Helmet)
- Lightweight design (less than 350g)
Description
Extreme Durability For The Toughest Environments
The INVISIO T7™ is a premium tactical headset developed in close cooperation with special forces to meet the rigors of modern combat. It offers a unique combination of lightweight comfort (under 350g) and heavy-duty ruggedness, certified to MIL-STD-810G and operational at altitudes of 12,000 meters or depths of 10 meters.
Safety and comfort are paramount in the T7. It utilizes patent-pending ergonomic 3D ear cushions that mimic the shape of the human head, eliminating pressure points during prolonged wear. The headset seamlessly integrates with INVISIO control units to provide clear communication and hearing protection.
The T7 is designed for seamless transitions. Its hear-through microphones feature a unique drainage system that ensures immediate situational awareness the moment you surface from water. With three interchangeable wearing styles, it adapts instantly to the specific needs of your mission.
