Products & Gadgets for the Hearing Impaired

Clarity Ameriphone with Large Numbers and Volume Control for Hearing Impaired

This amplified phone is designed for those who are considered to have mild to moderate hearing loss. The XL40 Amplified Telephone offers the latest in telecommunication technology to give you louder, clearer and more understandable conversations. No more missing words! No more frustrations! The XL40’s powerful amplifier not only increases the incoming voice by 40+ decibels, it even allows you to adjust the tone to your hearing needs. Its advanced electronic circuit design eliminates unwanted background noise to make every word clearer and easier to understand, all without any feedback or distortion. It has a super loud ringer with selectable ring tones. You’ll never miss another call again! And, the XL40 gives you extra large buttons with back lighting and high contrast graphics for optimum visibility and dialing ease. Additional features include: Digital Signaler Processor minimizes background noises, Anti Feedback Filter eliminates feedback and distortion, 12 memory dialing buttons, adjustable volume and tone control, extra loud ringer 95+db, Hold/Redial/Flash Buttons, Visual voice mail/unanswered call indicator, Desk or Wall mountable, A/C Adapter (included) with battery backup (4) AA Alkaline batteries (not included). Hearing aid compatible. Includes a 1 year mfg warranty. Product dimensions (imperial): 1.75 inch H x 7 inch L x 9.5 inch W. Product dimensions (metric): 44.45 mm H x 177.80 mm L x 241.30 mm W. #11411. For more information call MAGNIFYING AIDS Toll Free: 866-691-2450 M-F 9-5pm/Sat. 10-4pm EST.

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