Humantechnik Radio Acoustic Receiver - A-2418-0

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169 €

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Humantechnik radio acoustic receiver

The Humantechnik radio acoustic receiver is the first LISA receiver that converts and amplifies the signals from the various transmitters into real sounds. This means that when the doorbell rings - you will also hear a loud doorbell ring. When someone presses the paging button, you hear a loud "hello" from your new receiver. A different acoustic signal is stored for each possible LISA transmitter. This makes it much easier to identify which of the existing transmitters triggered the signal. The volume of the receiver is continuously adjustable.

This radio receiver is also a good choice for those who prefer an acoustic signal instead of bright light signals. In addition, small LEDs indicate which transmitter sent the signal.

At the receiver there is also a connection option for the following additional modules:

Humantechnik flash module MF-1
Humantechnik Acoustic Module MA-1
Humantechnik vibration pad

Features:

Receiver for Humantechnik LISA radio system
Acoustic signaling of the transmitter
Volume adjustable
LED indication of the triggering transmitter
Range approx. 80 meters

Technical data:

Dimensions: 65 × 93 × 150 mm
Color: silver
Weight: 220 g
Power supply: 12V power adapter or 9V block battery

Included in delivery

1x Humantechnik acoustic radio receiver
1x plug-in power supply
1x user manual

Please note:

The acoustic receiver is a module from the Humantechnik program for the hearing impaired. You can easily install the radio receiver in your existing system. It is automatically detected when switched on and does not need to be paired separately.

Guarantee/Warranty

End customers are provided with a 24-month warranty (excluding batteries and accumulators). Warranty service includes free repair and free return shipping. The warranty is void in case of damage caused by improper handling and repair attempts by persons not authorized by Humantechnik (violation of the device seal).