Description

Please note – for use as a spare/replacement/addition to an existing system. Requires a Microphone Transmitter for the Roger NeckLoop to work – purchased separately.

How does it work?

The Roger Microphone clearly picks-up the voice of a speaker and sends it via radio frequency to the neckloop receiver worn by those who are hard of hearing. The hearing or “induction’ loop is created by the loop around the neck.  This creates an electromagnetic field which would be picked up by the receiver in the hearing aid.  The hearing aid then converts this back into speech sound for the user to hear.

The receiver has a simple on/off switch.   It is powered by a rechargeable battery with easy to check status displayed on the top edge, between the neckloop sockets.  The volume can easily be controlled and is displayed on the front of the device along with pairing information.  An audible beep will tell you that the microphone is not switched on or the receiver is not paired (connected) with the microphone.

Which Roger Microphones does this connect to?

• Roger On 3
• Roger Touchscreen Mic 3
• Roger Basestation
• Roger Select
• Roger Inspiro
• Roger Clip-on Mic
• Roger Table Mic 3
• Roger Pass-around mic

Please note that Roger Neckloop Universal Receivers are not compatible with any generation of SmartLink, ZoomLink, EasyLink or non-premium inspiro transmitters. 

What is Roger Technology?

Roger is the exclusive wireless technology from Phonak. Its state of the art digital processing makes speech significantly clearer – automatically adjusting to enhance understanding and comprehension considerably, even in noisy situations.