PMLN6766A Motorola Tactical Headset
Motorola PMLN6766A Tactical Boomless Temple Transducer is a professional bone conduction tactical headset designed for mission-critical communication. Its boomless low-profile design keeps the ears open for environmental awareness while providing clear radio communication through Motorola tactical interface modules.
- Headset Type: Tactical Boomless Temple Transducer
- Audio Technology: Bone Conduction Receiver
- Microphone: Integrated Microphone in Temple Transducer
- Interface Requirement: PMLN6765 / PMLN6827 Module Required
- Application: Tactical, Public Safety, Security Operations
- Compatible Platforms: APX, TETRA Mission-Critical Radios
- MOQ: 1 Piece
- Payment: T/T, Credit Card
- Shipping: EXW / FOB / FCA / DAP / DDP Available
Motorola PMLN6766A Tactical Boomless Temple Transducer Headset
Motorola PMLN6766A Tactical Boomless Temple Transducer is a low-profile tactical communication headset using advanced bone conduction technology. Designed for mission-critical radio users, it allows operators to receive communication while keeping their ears uncovered for maximum environmental awareness.
Unlike traditional headsets with external boom microphones, the PMLN6766A integrates the microphone directly into the left temple transducer, providing a compact and discreet communication solution for tactical operations, public safety and security applications.
Product Overview
- Model: Motorola PMLN6766A
- Previous Model: PMLN6766
- Product Type: Tactical Boomless Temple Transducer
- Audio Technology: Bone Conduction
- Receiver: Dual Bone Vibration Speakers
- Microphone: Integrated Microphone
- Design: Low-profile Tactical Temple Mount
- Interface: Requires Tactical Interface Module
- Recommended Use: Tactical and Mission-Critical Communication
Key Features
- Bone conduction audio keeps ears open for surrounding sound awareness
- Boomless design reduces external equipment exposure
- Integrated microphone provides discreet voice transmission
- Low-profile construction works well with tactical helmets and protective equipment
- Designed for law enforcement, military and emergency response users
- Motorola DSP-enhanced tactical audio system improves voice detection in noisy environments
Required Interface Modules
The PMLN6766A cannot connect directly to the radio. It requires a Motorola Tactical Interface Module.
- PMLN6765: Tactical PTT/VOX Interface Module
- PMLN6827: Tactical PTT Only Interface Module
Compatible Motorola Radios (Global Coverage)
Compatibility depends on the selected tactical interface module and radio platform.
Latin America
- Motorola APX Series
- Motorola APX 4000
- Motorola APX 6000
- Motorola APX 7000
- Motorola APX 8000
- Motorola MOTOTRBO professional radios with tactical adapter
Europe / EMEA
- Motorola MTP6550 TETRA
- Motorola MTP6750 TETRA
- Motorola MTP850 S
- Motorola APX Series
Asia-Pacific
- Motorola APX Series
- Motorola MTP Series TETRA Radios
- Mission-critical Motorola portable radio platforms
Specifications
| Model | PMLN6766A |
| Previous Model | PMLN6766 |
| Type | Tactical Boomless Temple Transducer |
| Receive Method | Bone Conduction |
| Receiver | Dual Bone Vibration Speakers |
| Microphone | Integrated Left Temple Microphone |
| PTT | Via PMLN6765 / PMLN6827 Interface Module |
| VOX | Supported with PMLN6765 |
| Bluetooth | No |
| Manufacturer | Motorola Solutions |
Supply & Ordering Information
- MOQ: 1 piece available
- Wholesale and distributor pricing available
- Global shipping support
- Payment: T/T, Credit Card
- OEM / replacement supply available
- Warranty: One-year replacement for confirmed quality issues
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FAQ
Q: Does PMLN6766A connect directly to Motorola radios?
A: No. It requires PMLN6765 or PMLN6827 tactical interface modules.
Q: What is the difference between PMLN6766A and PMLN6833?
A: PMLN6766A uses a boomless integrated microphone design, while PMLN6833 uses a traditional boom microphone.
Q: Why use bone conduction?
A: Bone conduction allows users to receive radio communication while maintaining awareness of surrounding sounds.
