Description
David Clark H10-13H Helicopter Headset
Lightweight comfort. Proven hearing protection. Purpose-built for helicopter operations.
The David Clark H10-13H brings the lightweight comfort and proven performance of the popular H10-13.4 to helicopter pilots. Purpose-built for helicopter applications, the H10-13H features a single NATO plug and coiled cord, making it ready for use with compatible helicopter communication systems.
Designed for comfort during extended flying, the H10-13H features a super-soft double-foam head pad, undercut comfort-gel ear seals and reduced headband pressure for a comfortable, secure fit.
With a certified 23 dB Noise Reduction Rating (NRR), the H10-13H provides effective passive hearing protection in demanding helicopter environments. The exclusive M-7A noise-cancelling microphone helps deliver clear communications, while the universal flex boom allows precise microphone positioning.
Built to withstand the demands of regular aviation use, the H10-13H features a durable moulded cord assembly engineered to exceptional pull and flex standards. It’s also backed by David Clark’s 5-year warranty for added peace of mind.
Key Features
- Helicopter configuration with single NATO plug
- Convenient coiled cord
- Lightweight design based on the popular H10-13.4
- 23 dB certified Noise Reduction Rating (NRR)
- Super-soft double-foam head pad
- Undercut comfort-gel ear seals
- Reduced headband force for improved long-flight comfort
- Universal flex boom for precise microphone positioning
- Exclusive M-7A advanced noise-cancelling microphone
- Low-profile volume control with detent settings
- Heavy-duty moulded cord assembly designed for exceptional pull and flex resistance
- 5-year David Clark warranty
- FAA TSO approved – C57 Category B and C58a
- Exceeds RTCA/DO-214 standards
- FREE Skylines Headset Bag included
For helicopter pilots looking for dependable passive noise reduction without unnecessary weight, the David Clark H10-13H combines comfort, clear communications and the proven durability that has made David Clark a trusted name in aviation headsets for decades.