Description

UNIT IS SOLD AS SEEN. OPENED AND DAMAGED BOX MISSING SCREWDRIVER AND ONE 3.5MM AUDIO CABLE 

This item is new and un-used. This item is sold as seen product and is non-returnable unless faulty. We offer a 30 days returns policy on faulty items

Description

The Phonak TVLink II allows you to stream TV audio in stereo to your hearing aids whilst wearing a Phonak ComPilot streamer (sold separately). Pairing your streamer to the TVLink II is simple and you can pair up to 4 streaming devices. Once paired, the streaming transmission range between TVLink II and streamer is up to 30 metres.

Phonak recommend using Optical or Coaxial connection for best results. Normally, the connection of one audio cable is enough, however, if more than one audio cable is connected and a signal is present, the TVLink II automatically selects the best possible input.

The TVLink II base station serves as a charging dock for your chosen Phonak streamer. Simply place the streamer into the dock and it will fully charge in under 3 hours. It can safely be left overnight in the TVLink II dock. Please note that the TVLink II is generally delivered with the charging slot for the Phonak ComPilot Air II clip-on streamer unless it is bought in a set. If you are intending to use it with the ComPilot or ComPilot II you can change the slot using a screwdriver.

Please note that if you have “open-fit” hearing aids, to avoid a slight echo when using the TVLink II, your hearing aids should be programmed to attenuate the hearing aid microphone automatically when the ComPilot is in Bluetooth mode. Please discuss any necessary adjustments to your hearing aid programming with your audiologist.

Features and benefits:

• Compatible with Phonak ComPilot, ComPilot II and ComPilot Air II
• Easy installation
• Rang of up to 30m
• Digital volume adjustment with audio-visual feedback
• Charging slot for streamer

Included in the box:

• TV Link II,
• UK power supply,
• 3.5mm audio cables
• Digital optical (TOSLink) cable,
• Digital coaxial cable,
• User information manual