Schuberth Gmbh

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Sven Bartels

Markus Moebius

Thomas Schulz

Thomas Hagemeier

Jan-Christian Becker

Christian Dittmer-Peters

Milad Youkhanna

Michael Jarisch

Karsten Lübke

Michél Schrader

The invention relates to a protective helmet with an outer shell () for distributing impact forces, an interior layer () accommodated by the outer shell () for attenuating impact forces, and a slot () for accommodating an electrical device (), wherein the outer shell () has a chin shell area () to cover a chin portion of a protective helmet wearer, wherein the outer shell () forms a viewing port () for the protective helmet wearer to look through. The protective helmet is characterized in that the slot () is arranged on the chin shell area () in such a way that the accommodated electrical device () is arranged between the chin shell area () and the interior layer (), wherein the protective helmet has an interior cover () for essentially completely covering the accommodated electrical device () in the direction of the viewing port ().

Protective helmet

A visor mechanism for a safety helmet, in particular for emergency services, includes a visor, which is slidably mounted relative to an outer shell of the safety helmet in order to cover a front region of the safety helmet, and a visor adjuster, which is coupled to the visor so that the visor can be slid by a sliding actuation of the visor adjuster. The visor mechanism has a locking assembly coupled to the visor and the visor adjuster, which locking assembly, when locked, blocks the sliding of the visor, and which locking assembly (), when released, allows the visor to slide. The locking assembly can be released by a release actuation of the visor adjuster. A safety helmet may include a visor mechanism of this type.

Visor mechanism for a safety helmet

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Berlin, Germany

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