SENA 10S Bluetooth Communication
The Sena 10S is the upgraded version of Sena’s flagship Bluetooth headset, the SMH10. Connect 4 crew members via HD audio, up to 1.6 km (1.0 mile) away, take calls, listen to music and more. Arborists can connect with all Sena and non-Sena Bluetooth headsets using Universal Intercom™.
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Details
GENERAL
- Talk time: 12 hours
- Stand-by time: 10 days
- Operating temperature: -10˚C - 55˚C (14°F - 131°F)
DIMENSIONS
- Main module: 85 mm x 57 mm x 27 mm (3.4 in x 2.2 in x 1.1 in)
- Speaker: driver unit 40 mm – thickness 6.5 mm
- Boom microphone length: 183 mm
WEIGHT
- Module: 58 g (2.05 oz)
BLUETOOTH
- Headset Profile (HSP)
- Hands-Free Profile (HFP)
- Advanced Audio Distribution Profile (A2DP)
- Audio Video Remote Control Profile (AVRCP)
- Bluetooth 4.1
INTERCOM
- Working distance: up to 1.6 km (1.0 miles) in open terrain
AUDIO
- Advanced Noise Control™
- Built-in SBC Codec
- Wide volume control
- Sample rate: max. 48 kHz (DAC)
BATTERY
- Charging time: 3 hours
- Type: Lithium polymer
CERTIFICATES
- CE, FCC, IC
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I want to like them
When they work they are great, but they have connection problems. If you are a climber they are not durable enough. Wires wear fast and the whole unit falls off too much to make it worth it.
Sena 10 k
Arbsession has cracked the code! With your sena 10 k, or and other you order they have designed a 3d wedge that helps hold the sena in place when bumped on limbs in the canopy! Thanks guys its working out really great!
Much better
This SENA 10s Bluetooth Communication is much better than the ones made "special" for certain suppliers!!!
Good for communicating on site but has faults
The SENA 10s Bluetooth Communication is an easy to install system which allows you to communicate with 2 other people with ease on the job site. I appreciate it most on the noisier jobs such as bucket and crane work. However, we have all had issues with the computer falling off of the helmet while aloft and it does add more weight to the helmet. I used a rubber band to help keep it on. Would love to see a more streamlined version