3M™ Peltor™ has the next generation ComTac™ headsets. Since 1998, 3M™ has provided warfighters and other agency personnel the protection from hazardous noise with their environmental listening function. Hearing protection is essential for anyone consistently in a high noise environment.
The ComTac headsets are designed for today's warfighter for use in combat with firearms and combat helmets. 3M's hearing protective equipment is used by the Department of Defense, Department of Justice, Department of Homeland Security and local and state agencies across the United States
The ComTac™ VI headsets for military special forces are available in black, O.D green, and coyote brown. The headset comes in single and dual communication. Over 100 thousand personnel have relied upon these headsets for safety and efficiency.
About the Comtac VI
Learn the Differences in the Comtac V vs Comtac VI
Frequently Asked Questions
The main difference between these three versions is the downlead cable and how many radios you intend to connect to this headset.
Single Comm: One downlead to one two-way radio.
Dual Comm: Two downleads to two two-way radios.
Hearing Defender: No downlead. If you aren't using a radio, this options for you.
The Comtac and the Swat-Tac are different only in color. The Swat-Tac is black.
The Comtac VI includes:
- 3M Peltor Comtac VI Headset and Headband
- Boom Mic
- (2) Spare Foam Eargels
- (2) Spare Foam Covers
- ARC Rail Attachments
- (2) AAA batteries
NIB stands for Natural Interactive Behavior and is short-range, headset-to-headset communication in high noise environments without the use of an external communications radio. The NIB function allows for 4 team members to speak simultaneously and over 60 people to listen within a 5 meter radius. Audio transmit is activated by either a voice activated switch (VOX) for hands-free operation or by a push-to-talk button. A tactile button on the left ear cup easily allows the user to turn the VOX function on or off.
MAP stands for Mission Audio Profiles and is advanced environmental listening settings that optimize the amplitude and frequency for specific conditions. The Mission Audio Profiles have been designed with a variety of combat and combat support operations in mind. The environmental listening feature, also known as “Talk-Through”, uses a proprietary digital audio circuit that allows safe audio sounds to bypass the hearing protection while still helping protect against harmful noises.
Yes! The new boom mic design accommodates both left and right hand shooters without needing to relocate the microphone to the opposite side of the headset.
The boom mic can be adjusted in length and both vertical and horizontal orientation.
The main difference between these two headsets is the Comtac VI has more advanced features that improve the efficency and safety of warfighters including the NIB and MAP features. The Comtac VI also has an improved headband. Learn more about the differences between the Comtac VI and Comtac V here.
Comtac VI Push to Talk Adapters
