40 dB Amplified Phone with SOS Dialing

The 40 dB Amplified Phone with SOS Dialing phone can serve as a regular corded, amplified telephone, as well as an emergency dialer for those with low vision.  Inside the home, a user wears the activation pendant around their neck.  In the event of an emergency, the user presses the alarm button on the pendant.  This activates a loud, local alarm within the house. If 15 seconds go by without a response from someone in the house, the unit will start dialing emergency numbers from the phonebook (up to 30 names) and will play a recorded emergency message. The receiver can accept the call to engage in a speakerphone conversation. For hard-of-hearing individuals, this phone also includes 40 decibels of amplification, a talking caller ID with recordable names, a two-way speakerphone with a remote answer from the emergency pendant, a low battery alert, and a visual ringer with an adjustable volume. The pendant can work up to 90 feet away in an open room. This phone is AC-powered with battery backup.Features of the 40 dB Amplified Phone: 30 Emergency numbers dialed by remote control 40db Handset Volume 1 one-touch memory dialing (backed up for the life of the phone) The SOS key can be pushed in the on-hook position and it will do the rest. 911 Key 30 phone book memory (non-volatile memory is backed up for life) Extra Loud ringer 90 dB Big buttons Big display with LCD backlight, FSK type1 Caller ID A/C Adaptor and Full Battery Back up to 12 hours if power loss 3 Line LCD display LCD backlight Talking caller ID (Name & Number, User recordable) Red LED for Battery Low/No Battery indication Factory pre-recorded voice prompts (0-9, Caller ID, Phone book, Default outgoing message (OGM), or User recordable 20-second message menu options) 60 caller ID memory  Waterproof remote pendant (remote control security code preset by factory) Remote emergency dialing Remote speakerphone answer on & off function Real-time clock New call indicator Receiver volume Normal/High 40db Ringer indicator LED Hearing aid compatibility