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WHIS Wireless 2-Way

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The earpiece that lets the rider respond. The WHIS Wireless 2-Way adds a return channel to the freedom of wireless communication: the lesson becomes a true dialogue, without a single device to wear on the belt.

It pairs with the WHIS Competition Pro using the A/B settings and benefits from WHIS private connection technology: the conversation remains confidential, even in an arena where several coaches are working. The flexible ear hook fits on either the right or left ear, and automatic channel selection eliminates the need for any adjustments. The set includes an ear hook and replacement silicone ear tips.

✨ Key features

  • Listen and respond — the rider can communicate with their instructor
  • Fully wireless — no device to wear
  • WHIS private connection — secure communication
  • Flexible ear hook — for the right or left ear
  • Automatic channel selection — no setup required
  • Spare parts included — ear hook and silicone ear tips

📋 Technical specifications

  • Type: two-way wireless earpiece
  • Battery life: 4 hours
  • Pairing: WHIS Competition Pro, A/B settings
  • Contents: device, replacement ear hook, silicone ear tips, user manual

🐎 Why choose this product?

A rider who can respond changes the nature of the lesson: they can describe a sensation, ask a question about an approach, or confirm that they have understood. ⚠️ Please note the 4-hour battery life, which is shorter than the 8 hours offered by the standard Wireless model — the return channel uses additional battery power.

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About WHIS ...

WHIS (Wireless Horse Intercom System) is a company specializing in wireless communication systems for equestrian training. WHIS offers intercoms that enable clear and direct communication between the trainer and the rider, even at a distance. These systems are designed to improve the efficiency of training sessions and the safety of riders.

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