RW H52 Behind the Head (BTH) Bluetooth Headset for Two-Way Radios - Wireless Communication for Construction, Security & Outdoor Activities

Stream music and take calls while blocking out background noise and protecting your hearing, the RW-H52 Bluetooth Headset is built for it all. Designed for construction crews, farmers, and equipment operators, it can also connect to a 2-way radio for seamless team communication. Rugged and reliable, it’s made to perform through the toughest workdays.

Features:

• Bluetooth connectivity for cell phone pairing and music streaming
• One-touch call control to answer or end calls with a single button press
• 2-way radio compatible with Rugged handhelds and mobiles using standard 5-pin cords
• Passive Noise Reduction (PNR) for hearing protection in high noise environments
• Lightweight with adjustable head strap for all-day comfort



Headset Specifications:

• Bluetooth v4.2 for reliable music and call performance

• USB-C charging for fast, convenient power-ups

• Battery life: 10+ hours on standby, 6+ hours of continuous talk time

• Volume knobs:

  • Left knob: Bluetooth power and volume

  • Right knob: Radio volume


• Push-to-Talk (PTT) functions only for 2-way radio communication via 5-pin port
• 

Dual-side 5-pin mini XLR inputs for mobile or handheld radio hookup


• 23mm dynamic noise-cancelling microphone built into a durable flex boom, designed to reduce ambient noise in loud environments for clear voice transmission


• 32Ω stereo speakers for crisp, balanced audio

• 1100mAh rechargeable battery for extended use in the field

  

Includes:

• (1) RW-H52 Bluetooth headset
• 
(1) USB-C charging cable


  

Compatibility:

Compatible with virtually any handheld or mobile 2-way radio using standard 5-pin TA5FL connectors. Works with Rugged Radios, Racing Radios, Racing Electronics, Racing Communications, Avcomm, and other brands using the same 5-pin headset wiring.

Supports a variety of connection methods including coil cords, straight cords, and car harnesses for maximum flexibility.

Note: Bluetooth connects to cell phones for music and calls; PTT requires a wired radio connection via the 5-pin port.