Unlike a lot of modern phones, which often require extensive programming before use, the Amplipower 40 Amplified Telephone is quite simply to set up. Simply connect the handset to the main unit, and plug in the adaptor cord and wall plug. You can then adjust the alarm and ringer volumes using the three-position switch on the right side of the phone to customise the phone with your required settings. We recommend trying the phone at a low volume and increasing it to find a level the user is comfortable with, as some users may find using the Amplipower 50 uncomfortable at its highest level of amplification.

The Amplipower 50 is designed to be very easy to use. It is ideal for users looking for nothing but an extra loud receiver and ringing volume, so to keep it as simple as possible, it does not include an answering machine. If you're looking for an amplified telephone with an answering machine, we highly recommend the Geemarc CL595 Amplified Big Button Telephone, which has an adjustable receiver volume of up to 50dB. Can I Add Additional Handsets to This System? The Geemarc Amplipower 40 Amplified Telephone is compatible with most hearing aids. This makes it a great choice for households where not every member of the household wears a hearing aid, allowing the telephone to cater to each individual's needs. Tone control helps you adjust how the person's voice comes across to you, boosting difficult-to-hear elements of speech like the letter "T" and "S" in conversation that can easily be missed if you are hard of hearing. Moreover, you can also adjust the ringing volume to up 80dB, making sure you never miss another call. How Loud is the Loudspeaker? Watch the video below to see the Geemarc Amplipower 40 Amplified Telephone up close and to find out more about its features and benefits.The loudspeaker on the this phone uses the same powerful speaker as the ringtone, and so has a maximum volume of 80 decibels. It should be noted that the actual observed volume will depend on the voice level and pitch of the person on the other end. What Is Tone Control? This means that you can set the volume and tone control to suit your needs, and leave those settings in place. You don't need to remember to activate the volume each time you use the phone. This makes it a perfect solution if you are setting up a telephone for a friend or family member and want to make sure that it is as simple for them to use as possible. Features of the Geemarc Amplipower 40 Hard of Hearing Telephone Additionally, the Geemarc AMPLIPOWER 50 offers a hearing aid compatibility feature that reduces interference and ensures clear audio transmission. This can greatly benefit individuals who rely on hearing aids for better sound reception during phone conversations. You can learn more about how easy to use this telephone is by viewing the user manual linked below: User Manual Ideal for users with painful or arthritic hands, the Amplipower 50 does feature a hands-free function, which can be activated by simply pressing a button. When the phone rings, answer it by pressing the "Handsfree/Handset" button.

For extra peace of mind, the Amplipower 40 Telephone is supplied with a two-year manufacturer's warranty. Do You Have to Activate the Volume Control Each Time You Make and Receive a Call? MUTE FUNCTION - Activating this senior phone’s mute function will allow you to speak privately to someone else in the room without being overheard. You will still be able to hear the person on the other hand of the line but he or she won't be able to hear you. The volume of the Geemarc Amplipower 50 Amplified Telephone is fully adjustable. An easy-to-use slider sets the volume, and ranges from a normal receiver volume to an extremely loud 60dB, which is approximately 32 times as loud as a standard telephone! You can leave this adjustable slider where it is, so there is no need to adjust the volume for every call, but it does let you turn the volume up or down depending on how loud the other person is when they are speaking to you. How Loud is the Loudspeaker? If the VOIP network is a digital line then the Amplipower 40 phone will not be compatible. This is an analogue phone. Do You Have to Activate the Volume Control Each Time You Make and Receive a Call? RECEIVING VOLUME - If You Have Medium or Severe Hearing Loss / Difficulties the Amplidect 595 Is What Your Are Looking For. Adjustable Receiving Volume Up to 50 dB and Tone Control on Both Handsets Helps You Follow Any ConversationIf you or a loved one struggle to hear phone conversations, then you'll know that it can often lead to feelings of isolation. By utilising the benefits of the Amplipower 40 Amplified Telephone, with its adjustable volume and easy-to-use button design, conversations can once again be enjoyed, in turn improving outlook, increasing social interaction, and rekindling friendships. To use the Amplipower 40 phone with a hearing aid, switch your hearing aid to the T position. Once the phone rings, lift the receiver to your ear with the hearing aid to enjoy a clearer and more audible conversation. Can I Use the Geemarc Amplipower 40 Phone with Reduced Vision? Enjoy receiver volume of up to 40dB (4 - 5 times louder than a standard phone!) for clearer conversations

The Geemarc Amplipower 50 is easier to use than most amplified telephones, which makes it the ideal solution for the elderly, as well as people suffering from dementia. To answer an incoming call, all you need to do is lift the handset and speak. On completion of the call, replace the handset in the cradle to release the line. Can I Connect This Phone to My Internet Modem? The Geemarc AMPLIPOWER 50 is a phone device that aims to provide enhanced sound quality for individuals with hearing impairments. Designed with functionality in mind, this phone offers amplified sound and adjustable tone control to cater to specific hearing needs.The Geemarc Amplipower 50 is mains powered, and comes with a power cord included. The phone also includes a battery compartment which fits four non-rechargeable AAA alkaline batteries (not included). The batteries are required for the phone to ring in case of a power failure, so we strongly recommend you insert them. Do you Have To Activate The Volume Control Each Time You Make and Receive A Call? With adjustable volume that can be altered through a simple sliding mechanism, the receiver volume of the Amplipower 40 Amplified Telephone can reach 40dB, which is around four to five times as loud as a standard telephone. The receiver volume can be adjusted to up to 80dB, which is particularly useful if you find that you often don't hear incoming calls. Wall-mountable design helps to ensure that you can remain seated and at a comfortable height during calls Yes, most Geemarc amplified telephones are compatible with a hearing aid. The Amplipower 50 Amplified Telephone is compatible with all hearing aids with a telecoil facility (T-position). Where Can I Learn More About the Amplipower 50 Telephone? Yes, most Geemarc amplified telephones are compatible with a hearing aid. The Amplipower 50 Amplified Telephone is compatible with all hearing aids with a telecoil facility (T-position). Are There Any Colours Available?

In terms of durability, the Geemarc AMPLIPOWER 50 is built to withstand everyday use, with a sturdy construction that ensures long-lasting reliability. While specific technical specifications may vary, the phone is designed to meet the needs of individuals with hearing impairments, prioritizing accessibility and improved communication. On a day-to-day basis, batteries will not provide sufficient power for you to operate your Amplipower 40 phone. However, four AAA alkaline batteries (not included) can be inserted to ensure that the phone can still be operated in the event of a power cut. Will My Table Be Big Enough for the Amplipower 40 Telephone? An answering machine is not included with the Geemarc Amplipower 40 Amplified Telephone. If you require an answering machine with your amplified phone, our categories dedicated to Corded Amplified Telephones with Answering Machine and Cordless Amplified Telephones with Answering Machine can help! Are there Hands-Free Capabilities with the Amplipower 40 Phone? HEARING AID COMPATBLE - This big button phone is designed for hearing impaired people, and with its adjustable 60 dB receiving volume, is the loudest phone on the market. If you are wearing hearing aids and wish to use them while on the phone, simply put your hearing aids on the “T” setting.

While the phone doesn't have a phone book built in that can be scrolled through to find numbers, it does allow you to programme up to 12 numbers into the phone. This allows for one-touch dialling, removing the need to type in these numbers each time. Is This Amplified Phone Hearing Aid Compatible? With an amplification level of +60dB and the very useful handsfree speakerphone facility, Tone and memory functions this telephone is suitable for anyone who finds telephone conversations difficult.