Product Description
Name
H905A Open Water Training Headphone Receiver
The transmitter work with
H900A
The Quantity of headphones that are managed by transmitter
no limited. One transmitter can connects with unlimited quantity of 
headphones, as long as they are in the same channels.
Receive Distance
800-1000 Meters
Channel
7
Charging way
Magnetic charging
Charging time
2H
Age Group
For kids and Adult
Battery Working Time
4-6 hours
Underwater training
in 0.5 Meters
Anti-salt fog
yes

  • Overview:

Both of H905A Headphone Receiver
and H900A transmitter have 7 FM frequencies to allow 7 coaches to instruct their teams at the same time. Coach use H900A transmitter to talk with the students during the training session. Give instant feedback to the students. Each transmitter can talk to many students, no quantity limit. Surely, if there is only one coach in the site, he can talk to different students by adjusting the channels without disturbing to others.

Technology:

1)Bone Conduction H905A receives the signal from the transmitter and sends the sound to students through bone conduction technology. 2)FM Frequency Transmitter send the FM signal, and the headphone receive the signal, transfer voice to user’s ear by bone conduction technology.



Features:

1.Perfectly for water activities 2.Bone conduction technology: hearing aid and hearing protection 3.Noise cancelling function: when they are not in the same channel, H-905A will have noise. 4.Instant feedback on swimming skills. stroke rate and technique 5.7 Channels for multiple coaches: Multi-Channel function 6.Team workouts with multiple swimmers to 1 walkie talkie 7.Connect to a MP3 player for a fun work out for the whole team 8.No annoying ear plugs 9.Easy to use - turn on. pair channels and go 10.0.5 meter underwater training. 11.1000m transmission range



Applications:

It is perfect for swim school or swim club. The newly launched 1,000m transmission range H905A teaching set can be further for open water Swimming, Surfing, Underwater Exploration, Triathlon, Sailing, naval training, canoeing, and other water sports.