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DEWALT DPG15 electronic earmuffs combine 25 dB hearing protection with digital AM/FM radio, LCD display, and 3.5mm aux input for comfortable jobsite listening.
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SKU : WOR-APP-143
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For long hours on a loud job site, hearing protection that also keeps you connected makes a big difference. The DEWALT DPG15 Digital Hearing Protector combines high-quality earmuffs with an AM/FM radio, so you can listen to news, music, or talk radio while your hearing stays protected. With an NRR of 25 dB and CSA Z94.2 Class A compliance, these earmuffs are rated for demanding environments.
The DPG15 features digital AM/FM tuning with an easy-to-read LCD display and eight station presets per band. A 3.5mm auxiliary input lets you connect a phone or MP3 player, turning the earmuffs into a personal speaker system. Soft, foam-filled ear cups and an adjustable, padded headband give comfort for all-day wear.
If your DPG15 radio isn't working, the first step is to check the batteries. The radio requires two AA batteries (not included), and a low battery may cause no sound or a weak signal. Make sure the power is on and the volume is turned up. If there's still no sound, confirm the 3.5mm cable is disconnected; when a cable is plugged in, the speakers may switch to auxiliary mode.
For weak FM reception, extend the antenna wire fully and move near a window or higher location. For no sound at all, try a different pair of AA batteries, especially if you've used the radio for many hours.
The foam-filled ear cups create a comfortable seal around your ears, and the padded headband distributes weight evenly. At just about 1.3 lbs, they are light enough for an eight-hour shift. With the NRR 25 rating, they're suitable for mowing, woodworking, grinding, shooting, and other noisy activities.
These DEWALT earmuffs are a solid choice for anyone who wants hearing protection without cutting themselves off from audio. The presets and aux input add convenience, and the durable build is ready for jobsite life.
NRR 25 dB hearing protection complies with CSA Z94.2 Class A.
Digital AM/FM tuning with LCD display and 8 presets per band.
3.5mm aux input connects to a phone or music player.
Foam-filled ear cups and padded headband for all-day comfort.
Model: DPG15
Radio: Digital AM/FM with LCD display, 8 presets per band
Weight: 1.3 lb / 0.59 kg
Aux Input: 3.5mm
Compliance: CSA Z94.2 Class A
Power Source: 2 x AA batteries (not included)
Product Type: Hearing Protection Earmuffs with Radio
Noise Reduction Rating: NRR 25 dB
Seller: Workbench World
MPN: DPG15
Long days with a grinder or mower don't have to be boring. The DPG15 lets you enjoy your favorite stations at safe listening levels, and the 25 dB NRR keeps your hearing safe. The radio presets mean you can switch from the morning news to the ballgame with one press.
Tune to a strong station first, then press and hold a preset number to store it. Repeat for up to eight stations per band. The LCD shows the frequency and band, so you always know what you're listening to.
Clean the ear cushions regularly with a damp cloth, and check the headband for wear. If the foam seal becomes compressed or cracked, replace the ear cushions at once — a poor seal lets noise in and reduces the NRR benefits.
First, make sure two fresh AA batteries are installed and the volume is turned up. If a 3.5mm cable is inserted, the earmuffs may switch to aux mode, which can mute the radio if no audio is playing.
This earmuff does not provide active noise cancellation; it provides passive hearing protection with an NRR of 25 dB. Music plays through speakers that are not capable of drowning out all noise.
Yes, use the 3.5mm aux cable (not included) to connect a phone, MP3 player, or other audio device.
It requires two AA batteries (not included). Replace them when the LCD appears dim or sound becomes weak.
With an NRR of 25 dB, they are suitable for many noisy environments including shooting ranges. For very high noise levels, consider a higher NRR electronic earmuff.
Great muffs, radio works.
The radio reception is surprisingly good for a construction site. The earmuffs are comfortable enough for all-day wear. I'd recommend them.
I've been using these for about a month on the job. The sound quality is decent for AM/FM, and I can hear my music without blasting it. The clamping force is a little tight at first, but they loosen up. The LCD display is a nice touch, though it doesn't have a backlight. The battery life on two AAAs seems decent. They block a lot of noise, which is what I need. Overall, I'm satisfied, but I wish the ear cushions were a bit softer.
I use these on the train every day. The noise reduction is excellent, and the radio keeps me entertained. The headband is sturdy. Good buy.
These fit my head fine, but my wife says they're too big. The radio is clear. The NRR 25 rating is accurate. I docked a star for comfort on smaller heads.
I was skeptical about a radio in earmuffs, but the sound is really good. I can wear them for hours without discomfort. The aux input is handy for my phone. Definitely recommend.
I like that I can listen to the news while I work. However, the ear pads are hard and press on my glasses. After an hour, my ears hurt. The radio quality is good, but I might switch to separate earplugs and headphones.
I bought these for mowing the lawn. They block the mower noise and I can hear my podcasts. The volume controls are easy to use. Battery life is good. Super happy.
I compared with other brands. These are decent. The radio reception is okay in the city, but fades in rural areas. The auxiliary cord is short. Otherwise, fine.
I've had these for three months. They take a beating. The antenna is flexible. The sound is clear. My crew borrowed them so much I bought a second pair.
I use them in my garage. They block the noise of my table saw. The radio is easy to tune. I wish the headband was a little wider, but it's fine.
