Alarm Clocks
If you suffer from hearing loss, these alarm clocks will get you up in the morning.
Hearing Aid Accessories is proud to announce the release of our alarm clocks for the hard of hearing. Ensuring you start your day right.
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- Alarm Clocks
- A296 Wake And Shake Curve Alarm Clock
- £41.66 exc VAT
- The modern and stylish Wake ‘n’ Shake Curve digital alarm clock has a bright and clear, large display and can wake you with sound, flashing light or a vibrating pad. It also has a USB phone charge socket.
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- Alarm Clocks
- Alarm Clock Classic
- £57.49 exc VAT
- The Alarm clock Classic will awake you with an extra loud alarm signal and powerful vibrations from the accompanying bed shaker.
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- Alarm Clocks
- Alarm Clock Pro
- £77.49 exc VAT
- The Alarm Clock Pro will awake you with an extra loud sounding alarm, bright flashes and vibrations from the accompanying bed shaker.
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- Alarm Clocks
- Alarm Clock Receiver
- £109.16 exc VAT
- The Visit alarm clock receiver awakes you with a sounding alarm, flashing lights and vibrations from the bed shaker when it’s time to get up.
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- Alarm Clocks
- Bed Shaker
- £24.99 exc VAT
- The bed shaker from Bellman & Symfon will alert even a heavy sleeper.
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- Alarm Clocks
- Dual Alarm Clock With Vibrating Pad
- £75.00 exc VAT
- The Sonic Boom SBD375 dual alarm is a large clock with vibrating pad and big, easy-to-read display.
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- Alarm Clocks
- Sonic Alert extra Large Display Alarm Clock
- £59.16 exc VAT
- Sonic Alert extra Large Display Alarm Clock with remote control.
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- Alarm Clocks, Tinnitus Products
- Star Projection Sound Machine Clock
- £25.83 exc VAT
- Let this shining star soothe restlessness and insomnia or help with tinnitus as it turns your ceiling into a night sky scene.
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- Alarm Clocks
- travelTim Vibrating Travel Alarm Clock
- £29.16 exc VAT
- The travelTim Vibrating Travel Alarm Clock is an electronic vibrating travel alarm clock with illuminated 24-hour digital display, capable of alerting those who are hard of hearing. It has vibration, sound, and light options for the user to select to alert them. The travelTim is battery powered, so the alarm can provide you with alerts even when you are on…
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What is an alarm clock for the hard of hearing?
If you suffer from hearing loss to any degree, you will find a normal alarm clock difficult to hear. However, with our alarm clocks, you will always be able to hear your wake-up call clearly. This is all thanks to the designs provided by our manufactures, some of which include: Sonic Alert and Bellman and Symfon.
What types of alarm clocks do we provide?
Digital: The next generation of alarm clocks uses computers and electricity to display the time, they can usually be customised with colour and the type of alarm sound they play.
How does a digital alarm clock work?
The digital clock relies on electronics. Unlike the analogue clock, there are no gears and the oscillating wheel has been replaced by a crystal. Once an electric charge passes through, it will change shape slightly, this causes a light ticking noise similar to the analogue clock. The advantages of a digital alarm clock are –
Accuracy : A digital alarm clock is considered to be more accurate than an analogue clock.
Readability : The display on the digital clock is larger, making it easier to read than an analogue clock. This is extremely useful for older individuals, who may struggle with traditional clocks.
Customisation : Digital alarm clocks allow you to change its alarm tone or display colour.
How does an analogue alarm clock work?
When you look inside an analogue alarm clock you will see several gears. Nowadays they are powered by a battery, however in the past they could be powered via a windup device. To keep the time constant, they use a balance wheel in an oscillating system. This moves the gears depending on its cycle, this type of clock provides several advantages such as –
Low Risk of a power outage : If you keep the batteries fresh, or the clock wound up, the risk of a power outage is severely reduced.
Long Lifespan : As long as it is well maintained. The analogue clock can last longer than any other type of alarm clock on the market.
What are the advantages of an alarm clock for the hard of hearing?
- Extra-loud volume ideal for the hard of hearing.
- Vibration pads you can put under your pillow for enhanced effect.
- Alert lights and red display for easy viewing and visual aid.
- Adjustable functions for optimum use.
Why should I get a Hearing Aid Accessories Alarm Clock?
The problem is that people who wear hearing aids take them out overnight. Meaning they can’t hear an alarm. The pitch of an alarm clock noise is often very high and not adjustable. This is a problem for people with high frequency hearing loss.
The specialist alarm clocks we offer are all designed with special features in order to wake someone who is deaf or hard of hearing. Hearing Aid Accessories performs a screening process for all of our products, meaning you only get the best Alarm Clocks on the market.
What are the most popular Alarm Clock products?
The most popular choices for our customers are:
The bed shaker: This device produces an alarm sound once the timer has tripped. It then shakes your bed as well, meaning you get more than one indication to wake up.
Vibrating pad: This is a small device that vibrates causing noise, alongside your alarm sound. it offers another avenue to cause the individual to wake up.