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The EOD 9A Helmet is the world’s first EMC Class A Helmet for EOD/IEDD operations. It enables bomb disposal technicians to work with IEDD equipment in an increasingly harsh ECM RF environment and to deal successfully with RCIED threats.
The advanced design of Med-Eng EOD 9A Helmet allows it to suppress unwanted signals and stringently control emissions while maintaining excellent blast protection.
It is designed to integrate with the Med-Eng EOD 9 Bomb Suit for complete protection EOD/IEDD blast protection.
Filters and shields its systems to prevent unwanted incoming signals from reaching its electronics
Compiles with U.S. Deparment of Defense standard MIL-STD-461E using a variety of frequency ranges
Allows the Technician to focus on response procedures with the confidence of equipment interoperability and optimal physical protection
Helmet’s Searchlights illuminates low light conditions
Suppress unwanted signals and stringently control emissions as well as protection from conventional blast threats
The EOD 9A Helmet is the world’s first EMC Class A Helmet for EOD/IEDD operations. It enables bomb disposal technicians to work with IEDD equipment in an increasingly harsh ECM RF environment and to deal successfully with RCIED threats.
The advanced design of Med-Eng EOD 9A Helmet allows it to suppress unwanted signals and stringently control emissions while maintaining excellent blast protection.
It is designed to integrate with the Med-Eng EOD 9 Bomb Suit for complete protection EOD/IEDD blast protection.
Filters and shields its systems to prevent unwanted incoming signals from reaching its electronics
Compiles with U.S. Deparment of Defense standard MIL-STD-461E using a variety of frequency ranges
Allows the Technician to focus on response procedures with the confidence of equipment interoperability and optimal physical protection
Helmet’s Searchlights illuminates low light conditions
Suppress unwanted signals and stringently control emissions as well as protection from conventional blast threats