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Choosing a helmet Bluetooth intercom that fits most helmets can avoid installation difficulties. Different types of helmets have different internal space and structural designs. For example, full-face helmets and flip-up helmets usually have larger ear space, which is convenient for installing speakers and microphones. Check whether there is a dedicated ear pad groove or enough space to install the speaker inside the helmet. If there is insufficient ear space, the speaker may press on the ear, affecting riding comfort.
Currently, two common Bluetooth intercom fixing methods are on the market: clip-on and adhesive-on. Clip-on installation means fixing the intercom on the side of the helmet with a clip, which will not damage the helmet's structure and is suitable for most helmets. Adhesive installation is fixed by adhesive and is suitable for helmets with smoother surfaces.
Multi-device connected intercoms are usually compatible with various brands and types of electronic devices. Whether it is an Android phone, iPhone or a stand-alone GPS navigator, riders can still receive notifications from their phones while conversing with their partners while riding. Switching or mixing audio from different devices while riding is easy, such as listening to music while receiving navigation instructions without interruption due to device switching.
According to riding needs, choose the required Bluetooth helmet communication systems functions, such as instant messaging, multi-device connection, entertainment experiences such as playing music and listening to the radio, multi-person intercom, noise reduction technology or high-level waterproof equipment.
Bluetooth intercom host, earphones, microphone, fixing clip, installation tools, etc. Choose a clean area for installation, and make sure the inside and outside of the helmet are clean.
Headphone Location: Install the headphones on both sides of the inner ear of the helmet. You can use the built-in Velcro or the built-in headphone slot.
Microphone Location: If it is a full-face helmet, the microphone should be installed in the front near the mouth; for half-face or flip-up helmets, you can choose to install it on the face guard.
Host Location: The host is usually installed on the left or right side of the helmet for easy operation.
Connect the headset cable and microphone cable to the corresponding sockets of the Bluetooth intercom host. Arrange the headset and microphone cables to prevent them from being loose, and use fixed cable clips or tape to fix the cables to the helmet lining or edge.
Turn on the Bluetooth intercom, connect the phone, put on the helmet, adjust the position of the earphones and microphone, ensure the sound quality is clear and without noise, test the call quality, and confirm that the equipment is working properly.
Confirm that all components are securely installed and that cables do not interfere with wearing the helmet. Make sure the helmet is comfortable to wear and that the intercom operating buttons are easily accessible.
Check the stability of the installation regularly, especially after severe vibration. Clean the headset, microphone, and host promptly to prevent dust or moisture from damaging the headset Bluetooth.
Use a slightly damp soft cloth to clean the radio housing, and avoid using alcohol or corrosive cleaners. Regularly check and clean the charging port, headphone jack, etc. to ensure that helmet Bluetooth headphones no dust or debris accumulation to avoid affecting the connection and charging effect.
Try not to charge after the battery is completely exhausted, as this will affect the battery life. It is recommended to charge when the battery is less than 20%.
Regularly check whether the buttons, antenna, etc. are loose or damaged. If there is any looseness or abnormality, promptly handle or send for repair.
Suppose there is a problem with motorcycle helmet communication system. In that case, it is recommended to go to the officially designated repair point for processing to avoid further damage caused by unauthorized repairs.