Clear-Com CC-220-X4 Premium Lightweight Double On Ear Intercom Headset - Field Removable Four-pin Female XLR

• Double-ear premium light-weight headset
• High quality dynamic cardioid microphone
• 20Hz -20KHz frequency response
• Choice of earpads: leatherette or foam
• Flexible gooseneck microphone positioning
• Boom rotation ON/OFF switch for quick microphone muting
• Interchangable cabling for easy connector changing and repair
• Fully serviceable headset
• Rugged design

• Clear-Com CC-220-X4 Premium Lightweight Double On Ear Intercom Headset - Field Removable Four-pin Female XLR

The Clear-Com CC-220-X4 is a premium, lightweight, double on-ear intercom headset designed for use with FreeSpeak and HelixNet beltpacks. It features a field-removable four-pin female XLR connector, allowing for flexible connectivity in professional communication environments. The headset is fully adjustable to suit a wide range of users, ensuring both comfort and adaptability in demanding workflows.

The microphone boom offers up to 300° of rotation, allowing it to be positioned on either the left or right side. Adjustable sliders on both sides of the headband make it easy to customize the fit. Soft leatherette or foam ear cushions provide long-lasting comfort, while the on-ear design ensures a secure yet lightweight feel. A flexible, rotating gooseneck enables precise microphone placement for optimal audio capture.

Integrated Mute Switch Operation

The CC-220 features an intuitive microphone mute function built directly into the boom design. Simply lower the boom past the 10 o’clock or 2 o’clock position to activate the microphone, and raise it above that position to mute. This simple motion allows for quick, hands-free control during operation.

Interchangeable Cabling

Designed with versatility in mind, the CC-220 supports interchangeable cabling to accommodate different connector types and configurations. Users can select cables with various XLR options and pin-outs to match their specific setup.

Swapping cables in the field is straightforward—just disconnect the existing cable and replace it using a standard Phillips screwdriver. This design also makes it easy to repair or replace damaged cables quickly, minimizing downtime in critical environments.