Telephone Accessories

Single Ear Hook with a microphone for phone conversations by hearing-impaired users with BTE (behind the ear) hearing aids. The inductive loop is located on the ear very close to the Telecoil in the hearing aid. The microphone has a volume control and a mute button. Wired connection no batteries required Single...

Dual Ear Hooks for listening to audio from sound sources with a standard 3.5mm headphone socket. Ear Hooks provide a low-cost option to hear clear sound quality while listening to the music for hearing impaired users, without feedback and distracting background noise. The ear hooks are worn on the ears placing the inductive...

*OUT OF STOCK* Dual Ear Hook with a microphone for phone conversations by hearing impaired users with BTE (behind the ear) hearing aids. The CL Hook 6 inductive loops are located on the ears very close to the Telecoil in the hearing aid. The microphone has a volume control and a mute button....

Use this low cost Telephone Handset Adapter to connect your Phonak Roger Select, Roger Pen, Roger EasyPen, Roger Clip-on Mic to a landline telephone and hear the callers voice through your hearing aids. You speak "as normal" in to the handset microphone and the callers voice is transmitted from the transmitter to...

The Phoneplus is a discreet battery operated telephone handset amplifier that connects between the base unit and handset of most corded handset telephones. It can be left connected when no volume or tone boosting is needed without affecting the performance of your telephone. The phoneplus automatically switches "on" when the...

The small, lightweight PL10 Portable Telephone Amplifier has two functions to help people hear a telephone conversation. It can amplify the incoming speech up to twelve times with the adjustable rotary volume control.The PL10 also produces a loop signal making it suitable for use by people who wish to use...

Use this low cost Telephone Handset Adapter to connect your Phonak Roger Select, Roger Pen, Roger EasyPen, Roger Clip-on Mic to a landline telephone and hear the callers voice through your hearing aids. You speak "as normal" in to the handset microphone and the callers voice is transmitted from the transmitter to...