Product Discontinuation: 3M™ Peltor™ WS XP Headsets

Due to an unforeseen shortage of component parts, 3M™ PELTOR™ WS XP Headsets will be discontinued immediately starting April 1 2019.

It is 3M´s intention to maintain spare parts to repair this item for up to 3 years, however the length of time
3M will service this item will depend on the number of repair requests.

The charts below lists the discontinued headsets and the suggested replacements:

Discontinued: WS5 XP Headsets

Product ID	SAP ID	Description
MT53H7AWS5	7000043582	3M™ Peltor™ WS XP Headband model NRR 27 dB, CSA Class A
MT53H7BWS5	7000108511	3M™ Peltor™ WS XP Neckband model NRR 27 dB, CSA Class A
MT53H7P3EWS5	7000108510	3M™ Peltor™ WS XP Hard Hat mount model NRR 26 dB, CSA Class A
MT7H7AWS5-01 GB	7000043579	3M™ Peltor™ WS XP Ground Mechanic Model Headband model NRR 27 dB, CSA Class A

Suggested Replacement: WS5 ProTac XP Headsets

Product ID	SAP ID	Description
MT15H7AWS5	7000147316	3M™ Peltor™ WS ProTac XP Headband model NRR 27 dB, CSA Class A
MT15H7BWS5	7000147318	3M™ Peltor™ WS ProTac XP Neckband model NRR 27 dB, CSA Class A
MT15H7P3EWS5	7000147315	3M™ Peltor™ WS ProTac XP Hard Hat mount model NRR 26 dB, CSA Class A
MT15H7AWS5-01 GB	7000108493	3M™ Peltor™ WS ProTac XP Ground Mechanic Model Headband model NRR 27 dB, CSA Class A

Note: The difference between the XP and ProTac XP models is the added feature of environmental

microphones that allow users to hear surrounding sounds limited to 82 dB (eg. warning signals).

While we regret any inconvenience this discontinuation may cause, we are eager to provide you with the

next generation of WS6 Bluetooth protective communication headsets later this year.

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