Radio aids

This is a simple-to-use, body-worn radio aid. The transmitter can be worn around the neck using the built in microphone or it can be worn on a waist belt or hip pouch and used with a clip on lapel microphone, ear worn or headband microphone.

A conference microphone is also available. The receiver can be worn on a waist belt, hip pouch or bum bag. A body harness is available for younger children. The receiver can be connected to hearing aids using direct input leads or a neck loop. Special leads are available for connecting to cochlear implant processors.

The transmitter has a fixed frequency, which can be chosen from 35 available. The receiver has one fixed frequency and the option of a second frequency via a plug in module.

Detailed information on this product is available from Connevans Ltd:

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This body worn radio aid is available in black or white. The transmitter can be worn around the neck using the built in microphone or it can be worn on a waist belt or hip pouch and used with a clip on lapel microphone, ear worn or headband microphone. A conference microphone is also available.

The receiver can be worn on a waist belt, hip pouch or bum bag. A body harness is available for younger children. The receiver can be connected to hearing aids using direct input leads, a neck loop or a special digital neck loop system called WDI (Wireless direct input) .

Special leads are available for connecting to cochlear implant processors. The transmitter and receiver frequencies can be switched between the 35 available. The receiver has a dual channel facility that allows the user to quickly switch between two transmitter channels.

Both units have a LCD status display as well as many other optional features.

Detailed information on this product is available from Connevans Ltd:

A selection of aids are available. 

A selection of aids are available.

This is a body worn radio aid of robust construction with a range of features. The transmitter and receiver can be worn using a neck strap, chest strap or clipped to clothing.

The transmitter can be used with a clip on lapel microphone, neck worn microphone or with a screw in microphone if wearing the transmitter around the neck.

The receiver can be connected to hearing aids using direct input leads or a neck loop. Special leads are available for connecting to cochlear implant processors. The transmitter and receiver frequencies can be switched between the 16 available.

Both units have a LCD status display, which show the battery status, selected channel, fm reception level (receiver only), microphone and line input level (transmitter only). This system uses a different frequency range to the other radio aid systems currently available.

Detailed information on this product is available from BioAcoustics Ltd: