Energy Telecom Completes First Production Run of Telecom Eyewear

Energy Telecom, Inc., a Miami-based intellectual property management company, has announced the first production run of hard-tooled telecommunication eyewear produced and delivered by its production partners Samsin Innotec and Samsin USA.

 

The telecommunication eyewear designed and offered by Energy Telecom is fitted with UVEX Genesis-brand protective lenses to provide sight protection to the eyes. The projection for hearing is rendered through Howard Leight SmartFit noise-dipping earplugs.

 

The telecom eyewear provided by Energy Telecom is Bluetooth enabled and the noise damping software bring in clear voice communication while using cell phones, smart phones, hand held walkie talkies while listening to a quality stereo music utilizing a Bluetooth enabled music file.

 

“We are enormously pleased that Samsin delivered the first production run of our telecom eyewear in 2009 as scheduled and promised,” said Tom Rickards, CEO of Energy Telecom, in a press statement. “We are also excited about marketing our work and play eyewear product to the Personal Protective Equipment (safety), cellular and mobile music playing markets.”

 

Rickards said mobile telecommunications demands robust, comfortable, attractive, and reasonably priced communication eyewear.

 

“Our globally patent protected eyewear provides a communication and music experience never before available,” Rickards said. “We wish to again thank the engineers and production staff at Samsin for developing a truly superior product, and thank our other partners who are assisting in bringing this remarkable product to market.”

 

Energy Telecom holds USA and other Countries patents for hands-free wireless communication eyewear product offering noise reduction and quality sound. The eyewear offered in various designs and models by Energy Telecom is used by police, fire, rescue, military and security workers. The eyewear model is also used by those deployed in bio-hazardous places, mining, construction and heavy manufacturing activities when they use VHF/UHF radio communication.