Sennheiser Set 840 TV and 900 Improve hearing impairments in the elderly

The Sennheiser sets 840 TV and 900 They adapt to users' hearing problems so that they can hear clearly. The first uses radio frequency to communicate between sender and receiver, while the second makes use of infrared technology.

Sennheiser Communications, Company specialized in sound and communication solutions, offers solutions to improve the quality of life of people with hearing impairments. Among these teams, distributing Magnetron, the Set system is located 840 TV & Set 900, Very similar in use but with differences in the transmission system.

The Set 840 TV is adapted to the needs of older people who need help to hear the sound coming from the television clearly, radio or Hi-Fi equipment.

The Set 840 Sennheiser TV consists of a receiver and a signal transmitter and emits audio signals by radio frequency wirelessly up to a distance of one hundred meters. The transmitter is equipped with a switchable sound compression system to provide clear speech intelligibility, And its treble response can be individually tailored to the user's hearing needs. The receiver has been developed with easy-to-use controls, such as an oversized wheel for volume and a balance control to adjust the sound in each ear.

This Sennheiser audio device can be connected directly to any sound source and integrates an intelligent tuning system that activates to automatically search for the channel.

For its part, The Set 900 It is offered as a 'two-in-one' and its use is very similar to the previous one, but it has infrared technology instead of FM radio frequency, offering higher sound quality with less coverage than the set 840 TV. It also allows for microphones that can be activated to amplify the user's hearing in the cinema, the theatre or at a meeting.

These devices for hearing impairments have been presented by Sennheiser at the National Convention of Audio Centers of the Federópticas group, that has taken place at the Hotel Melia Castilla during the days 8 and 9 June. A professional event whose main objective is for the group's associates who have not yet become an audio centre to become familiar with the different listening aid solutions.

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