Engineered Together. Ridden as One.
The Sena SRL3 is the official communication system for SHOEI helmets, developed in direct partnership with SHOEI, certified together under ECE 22.06, and engineered to disappear inside the helmet as if it was always there.
Why Choose The Sena SRL
Designed for SHOEI.
Every detail of the Sena SRL3, from the shape of the housing to the frequency tuning of the speakers, was developed with SHOEI engineers working alongside Sena. This isn't a universal product that happens to fit. It's a purpose-built system where the helmet and the intercom share the same design language, the same tolerances, and the same standards.
The result is an intercom that slots in cleanly, sits flush, and performs in harmony with everything your SHOEI was built to do. Quieter. Cleaner. More capable, without adding a single millimetre to the outside of your helmet.
SA vs UA Intercoms
The SRL Standard
Developed together. Certified together.
SA certification means the helmet and intercom went through the ECE homologation process as one unit. The SHOEI Neotec 3, GT-Air 3 and J-Cruise 3 were crash-tested with the SRL3 physically installed. The certification you see on your helmet covers everything, including the intercom inside it.
- ✓Helmet homologation fully maintained with intercom fitted
- ✓Impact, rotational and placement testing completed as a system
- ✓Zero compromise to aerodynamics or acoustic performance
- ✓Engineered for the precise internal geometry of SHOEI helmets
- ✓Installs directly into built-in recesses, no modification required
- ✓Completely undetectable from the exterior of the helmet
The Universal Route
Independent certification. Not a joint process.
UA requires both the helmet and the intercom to carry independent certification, and the intercom must meet strict criteria around size, weight and placement in crash-sensitive areas. It's a valid route, but a more complex one. At the time of writing, only two UA-certified intercoms are available in the UK, and many popular options have yet to achieve it.
- –Intercom must independently satisfy ECE size and impact criteria
- –Certification is for the intercom alone, not the helmet system
- –Many current aftermarket options are still awaiting UA approval
- –External mounting position subject to placement restrictions
- –Only two UA-certified models currently available in the UK market
- –The rider must verify both helmet and intercom carry valid UA marks
SA certification is the clearest, most straightforward answer to the question every rider should ask: has this helmet been proven safe with this intercom installed? With the Sena SRL3 and a compatible SHOEI, the answer is unambiguous. The system was tested together, certified together, and designed to work together. That's what SA means in practice.
Which Sena SRL Fits Your SHOEI Helmet?
Each SRL generation is engineered specifically for a SHOEI model range. Find yours below, and if you're buying a new SHOEI, the SRL can be fitted and paired in-store at the time of purchase.
Your Helmet. Your Intercom. One Certification.
ECE 22.06 is the most rigorous motorcycle helmet safety standard in history. It introduced a new requirement: that any intercom fitted to a certified helmet must itself be tested as part of that helmet, under impact, rotational force and placement conditions.
SA certification means the Sena SRL3 and your SHOEI helmet went through that process together. The homologation on your helmet covers the whole system, intercom included. There's no uncertainty, no grey area, and nothing to question. Your certification is complete.
For riders who care about doing things properly, and SHOEI riders generally do, SA is the only standard that answers the question fully.
The SHOEI-Native Intercom System.
The Sena SRL3 is available now from SHOEI UK, and can be fitted and paired alongside your new SHOEI helmet in-store. One system. One certification. Everything working exactly as it was designed to.


















