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Phonak Hearing Aids - Phonak hearing
systems - Improving your life quality

Phonak Group specializes in design development production
and worldwide distribution of technologically advanced hearing
systems. Phonak Group is one of the major players in the hearing health care market.

Phonak UK based in Warrington specialise in the Sales and Marketing, Audiology and Education, and the Servicing and Repair of hearing instruments throughout the UK and Ireland.

Their strong co-operation and partnerships with Hearing Healthcare professionals in both the private sector and the National Health Service allows Phonak to make a contribution to improving the quality of life for the hearing impaired population.

With their complete range of digital hearing instruments, and state of the art FM communication systems, they offer the complete communication package for hearing impaired people.

Registered Office:

Phonak Group Limited

210 Cygnet Court, Centre Park
Warrington
WA1 1PP

Company registration number:- 3417253

Phonak Hearing instruments

Hearing instruments improve speech understanding in various situations and support the many functions of the human hearing. As the kind and degree of hearing loss varies from person to person and even sometimes from ear to ear, there are different hearing instrument models which are tailored to specific hearing losses and which take into account personal needs.

Phonak hearing instruments are distinguished by design and technology.

Design

microStyle generation models: The state-of-the art microStyle hearing instruments are small and feather-light. The ergonomic design, combined with the extremely thin tubing, results in a uniquely satisfying cosmetic solution. They disappear behind your ear and you forget you are wearing them – until your hear the astonishing difference they make.

Read more about microStyle Hearing Instruments. download the brochure (PDF, 475kB)

Perseo 11 CIC In-The-Ear model (ITE): The unobtrusive hearing instruments that are worn in the ear. Aesthetically pleasing, they cover hearing losses from mild to medium. The smallest ITE-models are called CIC (Completely-in-Canal), they can be worn completely in the canal and are therefore hardly visible.
Perseo 311 dAZ Forte Behind-The-Ear model (BTE): The versatile and powerful hearing instruments that are worn behind the ear. They can be employed for all degrees of hearing losses and are particularly beneficial for severe hearing losses and special requirements regarding hearing in difficult listening situations (FM systems etc.)

Hearing Aid Technology

Digital: Microprocessors (digital signal processing) guarantee highest signal processing and fitting flexibility in addition to providing maximum speech understanding. Individual preferences and needs can be taken into account. Individual and sophisticated.

Digitally programmable: Analog technology, which is programmed via Software (PC) for the best possible adaptation of the conventional signal processing to the hearing loss. Economic and effective.

Analog: Conventional technology for all degrees of hearing loss. The fitting is performed with control elements directly on the hearing instrument. Well-priced and proven technology.

 

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