The conventional helmet intercom has been available for a long time, but back then, it only included an AM/FM radio and the ability to communicate with another rider. These days, businesses like Sena provide a wide variety of smart communication devices that easily attach to the side of your helmet.
The major components of an intercom are a microphone placed between the chin guard and mouthpiece and a module that can be mounted on the helmet where the controls reside. The installation is quite simple too.
Intercoms like Sena have a system called mesh, so you can practically connect to any other intercom that is on the mesh system by pressing the top button. So you can connect to the local groups easily. Phone calls, navigation, music, and other useful stuff are possible when you hook it up to your phone. And its connectivity is good too. If you get disconnected somehow, it automatically reconnects when you are in the range again.
Helmet intercoms are really great tools when you are riding in groups, or even solo. Their presence won’t compromise the helmet’s level of protection or other features, rather they’ll make your journey more delightful while you are on or off-road.
To know about the installation process of the intercom and the personal experience of a rider click on the link below.
Near Uddin Ahmad is a chief content writer and editor in Helmets Advisor. He is a dedicated writer with first-hand experience with helmets as he actually loves traveling and hiking to keep his footprint on the surface of the earth.
That’s why his testing and inspecting of helmets and accessories is trustworthy to present to potential users. Besides, he usually provides authentic and liable suggestions with value-added that help pick the best helmets on the go.
