Extra Loud Vibrating Alarm Clock with Bed Shaker for Heavy Sleeper Deaf Hard of Hearing, Large LED Display Digital Clock for Bedroom,Dimmer,Night Light,USB Phone Charger,Battery Backup,Senior Teen Kid

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Set multiple alarms with a duration of your desire from 1-59 mins and a snooze feature from 1-30 minutes. You can also choose either the 12 or 24-hour time format Wake-up Method: Light (colored, sunrise), sound (custom, including gentle wakeups and traditional alarms)

Unobtrusive is not exactly the word we’d use to describe the display, however, since its large and bright red digits are easily visible even from across the room. The Bellman Bed Shaker has a rubber anti-skid protector to keep it in place within your bed. It will run from the power of your receiver so you don't need to worry about replacing batteries or it running out of power in the night. Operating at a low voltage and staying securely in place, it is a safe and reliable method to ensure that you are woken if needed. Features and Benefits of the Bellman Bed Shaker The SafeAwake Fire Alarm Aid provides notification for individuals of all hearing levels The bed shaker with 9ft cord is important for waking deaf individuals or sound sleepers who are asleep in bed, while the 520Hz low frequency alarm can aid those with high frequency hearing loss. The flashing light is intended to alert while awake. EASY TO SETUP - Turning the two “ears” to set the time and alarm is extremely intuitive and straightforward. With all buttons clearly labeled and almost no two functions sharing the same button, it is a breeze to use right out of the box and change settings. Very Loud Speaker Wake You up ] - Easy wake by extra-loud sound,super bed shaker or sound & shaker, it is an ideal wake-up companion even if you are a heavy sleeper. Two levels of volume option: loud or normal beep sound.This is a vibrating bed shaker alarm that is an accessory for any Bellman Receiver. Place it under your pillow before bed and it will vibrate strongly to wake you from your sleep if there is an important alert during the night.

Once your T3 smoke detector is activated, the SafeAwake alerts you with bed shaker, a flashing white light and a high decibel, low frequency (520Hz) alarm. This 520Hz tone has been proven to be significantly more effective at waking those with mild to severe hearing loss when compared to the standard domestic and commercial smoke alarm audible signal which currently produces a 3000Hz signal. CUSTOMIZABLE ALARM - The brightness of the classic is dial-controlled and adjustable from 0 to 100%. Dual alarms satisfy the need of anyone who shares the bed with a partner on a different morning schedule. Snooze allows extra 9 minutes of slumber. Spencer Dawson, Ph.D., DBSM, a clinical psychologist specializing in sleep and associate director of clinical training at Indiana University in Bloomington Personal amplifiers help you clarify sound & speech in hard-to-hear situations, including social settings, small groups & 1-on-1 conversations. Generally easier to use, but less di... Meet ADA compliance to make public spaces accessible to the hard of hearing with a stationary system that amplifies a speakers' voice or audio program through personal listening d...The user simply plugs into any 110-volt electrical bedside outlet and inserts the bed shaker under the mattress.

The snooze feature will silence the alarm for progressively decreasing periods of time, beginning with a 9-minute interval between alarms and decreasing to 2 minutes to help you get up. The snooze intervals decrease in 2-minute steps with each press of the snooze button in a pattern that will best help you to stay awake. Clear and Simple Display Ultra-Large 1.8" Digits & 0-100 Dimming ] - Elegant 5.5" LED Curved-Screen makes it easy for you to see the bright red number from anywhere of the room. Adjustable brightness levels between 0-100 for comfortable viewing.Designed for the deaf and those who are hard of hearing across a variety of ailments, this alarm features a very loud 100dB sound which rings in an ascending multi-tone signal. As the alarm noise sweeps across a number of frequencies, it can be heard by a variety of people who have different forms of hearing loss.