Description

David Clark H10-56HXL Headset (for Helicopters) – Full Overview

The David Clark H10-56HXL Headset is built for helicopter pilots who need clear audio, strong noise reduction, and long-lasting comfort. Because helicopter cockpits can be loud and stressful, this headset uses ENC (Electronic Noise Cancelling) to make communication easier and safer. As a result, pilots enjoy a quiet, clear, and dependable experience during every flight.

To help pilots compare options, you can also explore alternatives like the David Clark H10-36 or the Lightspeed Zulu 3 ANR Headset.

Key Features of the David Clark H10-56HXL Headset

• Electronic Noise Cancelling: Reduces loud helicopter noise, helping pilots hear radios more clearly.
• Modular design: Makes the headset easier to service and maintain.
• Long battery life: One 9-volt battery gives up to 25 hours of ENC performance.
• Comfort gel ear seals: Designed to stay comfortable during long flights.
• Auto shut-off: Helps save battery power when not in use.
• Durable 5-foot coil cord: Includes a secure 10-pin quick-release connector.
• Dual volume controls: Lets pilots adjust each ear independently.
• Flexible mic boom: Offers precise microphone placement for stable communication.
• Pillow-soft headpad: Improves comfort during extended missions.
• High noise reduction: 27 dB passive + 17–22 dB ENC when activated.

Why Pilots Choose the H10-56HXL

Pilots trust the David Clark brand because it is known for durability and reliability. In addition, this model is easy to use, easy to maintain, and built to last. If you need an adapter, you can check the Fixed-Wing to Helicopter Adapter for full compatibility.
You may also compare it to other headset options, such as the David Clark H10-26, to see which comfort style works best for your missions.

Helpful Resources

• Official David Clark Company
• FAA Pilot Safety Resources