Description

Receiver wires do become worn after time. Due to the amount of time you can wear your hearing aid changing your receiver wire can provide you with a consistent audio performance.

Receivers on average can last up to 6-12 months, this does depend on your amount of use. Especially if you remove and insert your hearing aids daily.

If your audio quality begins to reduce we recommend maintaining your hearing aids by changing your wax filters and replacing you receiver wire.

Compatibility:

These 2 Pin xReceivers are only compatible with the Phonak Hearing Aids.

Compatible with all Phonak hearing aids apart from Marvel & Paradise. The compatible hearing aids includes Belong, Venture, Quest & more!

For Phonak Marvel & Paradise aid please CLICK HERE to be taken to the Phonak 3 Pin Receivers.

How to identify your receiver side, size & power:

Each receiver is colour coded to help you identify which ear is required.

Ear side:

Blue = Left

Red = Right

On the side of the receiver wire you should either see a print, or embossed set of numbers. These will indicate your strength and wire length.

Length/Size:

0, 1, 2 or 3

Power:

Standard = S

Power = P

EXAMPLE RECEIVER = LEFT, 1, STANDARD

How to change your receivers

Retention Locks for your receivers: (Sold Separately)

These are thin flexible plastic attachments which slide onto the receiver to help achieve a snug fit inside your ear area. If you’re very active these help to reduce you hearing aid from moving during use.

Choose the same power of retention lock as receiver wire, for example, Standard (S) lock for Standard receiver.

To insert a hearing aid with a retention lock:

1. Insert the hearing aid as usual
2. Tuck the retention lock into the bottom of the concha (the part of your ear just outside the ear canal)

CLICK HERE to navigate to the 2Pin Receiver Retention locks.

Domes for Phonak 2 Pin xReceivers: (Sold Separately)

These are the small grey rubber tips which are placed on the end of your receiver and sit inside your ear canal. There are many different types of domes to suit your hearing loss.

Here is an illustration of the domes available for the Phonak Hearing Aids.

CLICK HERE to navigate to the Smokey/Unitron Domes.