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Telecoms
Corded Amplified Telephones
Will a hearing aid compatible telephone help?
As a rule of thumb, if a hearing aid user cannot have a conversation without lipreading (easily tried by covering your mouth)
they are also unlikely to successfully hold a telephone conversation even using a hearing aid compatible telephone.
All the corded telephones in this section meet the British Standard for the minimum telecoil ‘T’
strength for inductive couplers meaning they are all hearing aid compatible.
The acoustic listening volume of the phones varies across the ranges. Our evaluation panel has
given their comments and categorised the phones to give an indication of volume levels (see
charts). For guidance on how to choose a new telephone, please see our Deaf Equipment
Explained guide which can be downloaded from
www.connevans.info/guide.
Connevans offer a range of special feature telephones, all chosen with hard of hearing people in mind. We
have split the phones in this section into different categories to make the choice easier. The corded phones
are divided into those with big buttons and those with 'conventional' sized buttons. We also have a range of
cordless DECT phones and some Combo packages that have both a corded and cordless phone, giving the
best of both worlds.
Corded telephones ‒ continued overleaf
Big button amplified corded telephones
The Geemarc CL100 is designed to help those with a high
frequency hearing loss, a problem affecting up to 95% of
hearing impaired people. Those with high-frequency
hearing loss can’t hear sounds like “st” and “ch”, so words
like “stair” and “chair” sound like “air”. Just increasing the
volume doesn’t always help because it amplifies all
frequencies. The Geemarc CL100 telephone features a built-
in sound equaliser that selectively increases the volume of
high or low frequency sounds. This equaliser should help
those with a high-frequency hearing loss.
The
Geemarc PhotoPHONE 100 has features very similar
to a CL100 but with eight large memory buttons which can
hold a photo or icon. This allows the user to simply press the
photo button and it dials the number.
The CL100 & PhotoPHONE 100 offer good levels of
amplification and sound quality and are the choice for those
who do not need the extra features of the other phones in
the Geemarc range.
The Geemarc AmpliPOWER 40 is similar to the CL100 in
features and in our view has a similar listening sound quality.
Compared to the CL100 the AmpliPOWER 40 has a higher
level of amplification, a louder ring and the added features of
a speakerphone, an optional bed vibrator and an optional
bone conduction handset.
The AmpliPOWER 40 has excellent performance and some
nice features specifically for deaf people. The boost volume
level is very good.
The Geemarc AmpliPOWER 50 is similar to the
AmpliPOWER 40 in features and sound quality. The only
difference is the volume levels, which are exceptionally loud
on the AmpliPOWER 50 at +60dB.
As far as we know, this is one of the loudest corded amplified
phones currently on the market. This phone is ideal for non-
hearing aid wearers with a severe or profound hearing loss.
The Geemarc CL455 has a similar listening sound to the
CL100 but with lots of extra features. The CL455 has an
answerphone which has a really handy function where you
can replay messages at real speed or slowed down to make
them easier to understand.
Geemarc
PhotoPHONE 100
Geemarc CL100
Geemarc
AmpliPOWER 40
Geemarc CL455
Geemarc
AmpliPOWER 50
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