ZEKLER Manuals & User Guides

Zekler Safety is a Swedish premium brand that designs and develops tech-driven personal protective equipment for professional users. They are dedicated to redefining safety "above the neck," focusing exclusively on high-performance solutions for head, hearing, eye, and respiratory protection.

Their product lineup includes advanced protective eyewear, safety helmets, and electronic hearing protectors. Many Zekler hearing protectors feature cutting-edge integrations such as Bluetooth connectivity, built-in FM radios, active listening micro-technologies, and noise-canceling boom microphones to enhance both workplace safety and communication.

Through continuous innovation, Zekler aims to create comfortable, user-friendly, and stylish safety products that professionals are motivated to wear throughout the entire workday, ensuring optimal protection without compromising on comfort or convenience.

• How do I pair my Zekler Bluetooth hearing protection?

  Press and hold the On/Off button until the LED flashes blue and red to enter pairing mode. Activate Bluetooth on your phone, select your Zekler headset from the list, and enter "0000" if a PIN code is required.

• How often should I replace the hygiene kit on my Zekler earmuffs?

  The hygiene kit, which includes sound-absorbing foam and ear cushions, should be replaced at least twice a year to maintain optimal noise attenuation and proper hygiene.

• Can I attach Zekler hearing protectors to my safety helmet?

  Yes, Zekler offers helmet/cap-mounted hearing protectors that easily push into compatible industrial safety helmets with standard 30mm slots, locking securely into position.

• Where can I find the manufacturing date of my Zekler headset?

  The manufacturing date is usually located on the date clock printed on the inside of the ear cup of your hearing protector. Expected lifetime for the hearing protector, excluding its batteries, is generally 5 years.

• How do I clean my Zekler safety eyewear and hearing protection?

  Clean your products with mild soap and water. Never dip hearing electronics in water. For safety glasses, use water and air dry, or carefully pat dry with a lint-free cloth. Do not use abrasives or harsh chemical solvents.