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The pocket receiver, also equipped with an LCD display, has two outputs for connecting various hearing components, for example headphones or earphones. It is also possible to connect neckloops. The latter transmit the sound via induction (wirelessly) to accordingly equipped hearing aids. This way, any hearing impaired person can receive the sound directly in their hearing aids and at their individual volume during guided tours, almost undisturbed by ambient noise.
The pocket receiver, also equipped with an LCD display, has two outputs for connecting various hearing components, for example headphones or earphones. It is also possible to connect neckloops. The latter transmit the sound via induction (wirelessly) to accordingly equipped hearing aids. This way, any hearing impaired person can receive the sound directly in their hearing aids and at their individual volume during guided tours, almost undisturbed by ambient noise.
- lightweight compact pocket receiver
- LCD function display
- Simple 3-button operation
- Connections for listening components like earphones, headphones or inductive neckloops
| Dimensions (W x H x D): | 50 x 88 x 17 mm |
| Weight: | 66 g |
| Transmission frequency: | 863-865 MHz |
| Frequency range: | 50 Hz to 14 kHz (-10 dB) |
| Latency: | < 17 ms |
| Power supply: | LI-ION 3,7 V / 1100 mAh |
| Receiving time: | average of 15 hours |
| Standard scope of delivery: | xepton RX-1, in-ear-phones ER-01, beltclip BC-1, USB charger cable |
