Geemarc Amplidect 595 U.L.E - Loud Cordless Home Telephone with Intercom System, Answering Machine and SOS Function for Elderly - Medium to Severe Hearing Loss - Hearing Aid Compatible - UK version

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Recordable emergency voice message or existing text in 4 languages: English, French, German and Dutch

All three handsets feature a maximum receiving volume of 50dB (16x louder than a standard phone), three-level tone control and hearing aid compatibility. The volume of the ringer is fully adjustable (five levels plus the mute setting); the phone offers five polyphonic and five normal extra loud ringtones on the handset, as well as five normal extra loud ringtones on the base, ensuring the phone can be heard. Does the Phone Feature Voice Assist?

Does the Answering Machine Provide the Date and Time of Messages?

The AmpliDECT 595 is also available in an Ultra Low Energy Version. The ULE version does not feature a capacity to add photo buttons to the base as this phone does, so it isn't as suited to those with memory or dementia issues. It does have some improved features though for most users: Base features the unique Geemarc template for adding names, photo symbols, and numbers to the dial pad Charge the handset by placing it face forward in the base. Charge the batteries for at least 12 hours when charging for the first time. Yes, the voice assist function will clearly read out information to the user, making it ideal for the visually impaired. The voice assist features:

You can learn more about how to set up the cordless telephone by viewing the user manual linked below: User ManualYes, the AmpliDECT 595 base can be paired with a total of four additional handsets. This means that in this case, with two extra handsets already included, you can connect the base with up to two more cordless handsets. How Do I Set It Up? o Recordable emergency voice message or existing text in 4 languages: English, French, German and Dutch one-touch memories with pictures on the handset: Option to save telephone numbers on the 9 keys of the numeric keypad (1 to 9)