HEARING AID COMPATIBLE - Versatile and Flexible Home Phone System That is Hearing Aid-Compatible on the Hearing Loop Setting and Therefor Suitable for People with up to Severe Hearing Loss / Hearing Difficulties The Amplipower 40 features three emergency number memories and nine direct number memories, making it a fantastic phone for the elderly, especially those struggling with memory loss. All these stored numbers can be accessed at the press of a button, ensuring that both help and those closest to you are always within reach. When you're looking for a phone for an elderly relative, it is real peace of mind to know that it is as user friendly and easy as possible. Yes, most Geemarc amplified telephones are compatible with a hearing aid. The Amplipower 50 Amplified Telephone is compatible with all hearing aids with a telecoil facility (T-position). Do You Have to Activate the Volume Control Each Time You Make and Receive a Call? The Geemarc Amplipower 50 is easier to use than most amplified telephones, which makes it the ideal solution for the elderly, as well as people suffering from dementia. To answer an incoming call, all you need to do is lift the handset and speak. On completion of the call, replace the handset in the cradle to release the line. Can I Connect This Phone to My Internet Modem? For people using the AMP50 phone for the first time, we recommend using the phone with the volume set low and slowly increasing the volume to a comfortable level. We recommend this as the highest volume of the Geemarc Amplipower 50 can be painfully-loud for users who are unaware. Key Features of the Amplipower 50

Wall-mountable design helps to ensure that you can remain seated and at a comfortable height during calls Enjoy receiver volume of up to 40dB (4 - 5 times louder than a standard phone!) for clearer conversationsVOLUME BOOST CONTROL - This phone for the elderly comes with an easy-to-use slider that allows you to increase the receiver volume up to 40 dB during calls. And the great thing is, once you have found your preferred volume, you can keep your settings in place so as to always get the same level of amplification during every call you make or receive. This is especially useful if you are setting up the phone for an elderly relative who lives alone and is not particularly tech-savvy. The volume of the Geemarc Amplipower 50 Amplified Telephone is fully adjustable. An easy-to-use slider sets the volume, and ranges from a normal receiver volume to an extremely loud 60dB, which is approximately 32 times as loud as a standard telephone! You can leave this adjustable slider where it is, so there is no need to adjust the volume for every call, but it does let you turn the volume up or down depending on how loud the other person is when they are speaking to you. While the phone doesn't have a phone book built in that can be scrolled through to find numbers, it does allow you to programme up to 12 numbers into the phone. This allows for one-touch dialling, removing the need to type in these numbers each time. Is This Amplified Phone Hearing Aid Compatible? The tone of your Geemarc Amplipower 40 Telephone can be adjusted by sliding the TONE button beside the VOLUME button. Sliding to the left will adjust the bass tone with a maximum of +10dB, while sliding the button to the right will adjust the treble tone with a maximum of +10dB. This makes it a great choice if you're looking for phones for the hard of hearing, as it allows you to tailor the audio as required. Is An Answering Machine Included with the Geemarc Amplipower 40 Phone? This means that you can set the volume and tone control to suit your needs, and leave those settings in place. You don't need to remember to activate the volume each time you use the phone. This makes it a perfect solution if you are setting up a telephone for a friend or family member and want to make sure that it is as simple for them to use as possible. Features of the Geemarc Amplipower 40 Hard of Hearing Telephone

The 40dB amplification found in the Amplipower 40 makes it a fantastic phone for the hard of hearing. With an adjustable amplification, this phone is ideal for individuals with moderate to considerable hearing loss. NO MORE MISDIALING - Extra Large Big-Button Keypad with Large Numbers Incl. 9 One-Touch Memories on the Handset With Option to Save Telephone Numbers on the 9 keys of the Numeric Key Pad EXTRA LOUDER RINGER - You will never miss a call thanks to this landline phone's 80dB loud ringtone. To give you an idea, this is more or less as loud as a vacuum cleaner or a power lawn mower. And even if the sound doesn't attract your attention, the phone's bright visual indicator surely will! The Geemarc Amplipower 50 Amplified Telephone is not only the loudest, but also one of the easiest phones to set up and use. Before first use, all you need to do is: To use the Amplipower 40 phone with a hearing aid, switch your hearing aid to the T position. Once the phone rings, lift the receiver to your ear with the hearing aid to enjoy a clearer and more audible conversation. Can I Use the Geemarc Amplipower 40 Phone with Reduced Vision?

Is a Power Socket Needed for the Amplipower 40 Phone?

HEARING AID COMPATBLE - This big button phone is designed for hearing impaired people. If you are wearing hearing aids and wish to use them while on the phone, simply put your hearing aids on the “T” setting. Hands-free capabilities ideal if you suffer from arthritis or a similar condition where you would struggle to hold the handset

An answering machine is not included with the Geemarc Amplipower 40 Amplified Telephone. If you require an answering machine with your amplified phone, our categories dedicated to Corded Amplified Telephones with Answering Machine and Cordless Amplified Telephones with Answering Machine can help! Are there Hands-Free Capabilities with the Amplipower 40 Phone?The volume of the Geemarc Amplipower 50 Amplified Telephone is fully adjustable. An easy-to-use slider sets the volume, and ranges from a normal receiver volume to an extremely loud 60dB, which is approximately 32 times as loud as a standard telephone. You can leave this adjustable slider where it is, so there is no need to adjust the volume for every call, but it does let you turn the volume up or down depending on how loud the other person is when they are speaking to you. The volume of the Geemarc Amplipower 50 Amplified Telephone is fully adjustable. An easy-to-use slider sets the volume, and ranges from a normal receiver volume to an extremely loud 60dB, which is approximately 32 times as loud as a standard telephone! You can leave this adjustable slider where it is, so there is no need to adjust the volume for every call, but it does let you turn the volume up or down depending on how loud the other person is when they are speaking to you. How Loud is the Loudspeaker?