BeurerHearing Amplifier
R399
Please Note:
This product assists with mild-moderate hearing loss and is not a custom hearing aid. It is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any issues. All information presented here is not meant as a substitute for or alternative to information from healthcare practitioners. Please consult your healthcare professional before using any product. If misused or abused for long periods of time, damage may be caused
About
People suffering from restricted hearing ability receive optimum support with our hearing amplifier. It can be individually adjusted to the ear canal. It amplifies the volume of all sounds indoors and outdoors.
Product Features
HA20
- Individual adjustment to the ear canal
- Ideal for restricted hearing ability
- Ergonomic fit behind the ear
- Amplifies the volume of all sounds indoors and outdoors
- 3 attachments to individually adjust to the ear canal
- Incl. battery and replacement battery (2 x 1.4 V PR48 batteries)
- Frequency range: 200 to 5000 Hz
- Amplification (Adjustable): max. 40 dB
- Maximum volume (Adjustable): 128 dB
- Medical device
- 3-year warranty
- Beurer | German engineering
- Ideal for restricted hearing ability (people with mild-moderate hearing loss)
- Comfortable fit behind the ear – barely visible
- Amplifies the volume of all sounds indoors and outdoors
- Continuously adjustable volume
- 3 attachments to individually adjust to the ear canal
- Low-noise rendering
- Incl. battery and replacement battery (2 x 1.4 V PR48 batteries)
- Sound amplification (Adjustable): max. 40 dB
- Maximum audio outpu (Adjustable)t: 128 dB
- Frequency range: 100 6000 Hz
- Medical product
- Beurer german | engineering
- 3-year warranty
For more information please visit Beurer
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