Hearing instrument and T-coil

Hearing instruments work best at close range, within a radius of about three meters. If a speech signal comes from further away, hearing instruments reach their limits: they receive the signal only patchily. In many Situationse.g. in a large conference room, during a Museum tour, when giving a lecture in a large hall, etc., wireless sound reception directly in the hearing instruments is therefore absolutely necessary so that everything is understood sufficiently well. Thanks to a T-coil in the hearing instrument and a special hearing system, this is quite simple.A T-coil is a special feature built into many modern hearing instruments that allows sound to be received wirelessly directly in the hearing instruments. The T-coil is activated when the hearing instrument is placed in the so-called "T-position". In this position, the Hearing aid the signal directly from the special listening device instead of recording it via the microphone. This enables clear and distinct transmission of the sound, even in noisy environments. The use of hearing instruments with T-coil offers many advantages. Here are some of the most important advantages:

1. Better understanding: By using hearing instruments with a T-coil, people with hearing loss can receive sound wirelessly directly in their hearing instruments and thus have better understanding in noisy environments.
2. More comfort: hearing instruments with T-coil are more comfortable to use than conventional hearing instruments because they receive sound wirelessly directly in the hearing instruments and therefore do not pick up distracting background noise.
3. More flexibility: Hearing instruments with T-coil offer more flexibility in the use of hearing aids as they can be received wirelessly directly in the hearing instruments.

If you are interested in hearing instruments with T-coil, you can learn from our Experts and let experts show you which options are best for you. We offer a wide range of T-coil hearing instruments tailored to your individual needs.

How this works explains the following Video of the Hard of Hearing Association Northwestern Switzerland.