The T30 strengthens INVISIO’s ability to serve the high-volume defense segment and is expected to contribute significantly to growth already in 2026
INVISIO launched on September 2 the INVISIO T30 headset, a new innovation that creates a new generation of tactical headsets combining market-leading performance with a whole higher level of versatility and flexibility.
CEO Lars Højgård Hansen commented: “The INVISIO T30 is one of the most important product launches in our company’s history, strengthening our offering to large user groups such as standing armies. The headset will improve our ability to win high-volume tenders from users such as NATO defense forces, which are expected to conduct extensive procurement in the coming years. The advanced T30 headset incorporates all the technological advances and performance of our other models. It complements our already world-leading headset portfolio, which includes the INVISIO X7, INVISIO T7 and Racal Acoustics RA4000. The INVISIO T30 is a groundbreaking addition, offering unrivaled versatility and superior sound quality as well as hearing protection and situational awareness. In short, the T30 represents a whole new generation of headsets that eliminates the need to switch equipment between different scenarios. Providing unique flexibility, the INVISIO T30 can operate standalone from its battery but can also connect to INVISIO’s wide range of control units. In addition, we have developed a new and cost-effective PTT – the INVISIO P30 – to support the headset. This integrated ecosystem, which now includes the T30, is the core strength of the INVISIO portfolio. The ecosystem gives users the flexibility to construct mission-tailored solutions by combining different INVISIO products, all of which work seamlessly together and offer plug-and-play ease of use. The addressable global market for INVISIO’s personal communication systems in defense and emergency services is estimated at around SEK 11 billion annually, with headsets accounting for a significant part of this figure.”
