Overview
Never miss another visitor or delivery with the Honeywell Halo wireless flashing doorbell. It has an amplified chime and a flashing strobe light for when the doorbell can't be heard. With a wireless range of up to 200m, it carries well throughout the home and garden, so you’ll always know when there’s someone at the door. Suitable for people who are profoundly deaf or have any level of hearing loss.
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Product details
The Honeywell Halo wireless doorchime has an extra-loud ring and flashing strobe light so you’ll never miss a visitor or delivery. It’s a great solution for people who are profoundly deaf or have any level of hearing loss.
Wherever you are in the house or garden, you’ll always hear the door. The portable doorbell has a reliable wireless range of up to 200m, while the maximum volume of 90dB can be heard up to 100m away. Link two doorbells together to boost your range up to 400m.
Simple, reliable and hassle-free, the Honeywell Halo doorbell comes with a handy Sleep/Mute mode, which mutes the doorbell for three, six, nine or 12 hours, or indefinitely, so you can relax free from disturbance during movie nights or nap times. The flashing light will alert you to a visitor when the doorbell can’t be heard.
“My 98 year old aunt is fit as a fiddle and fiercely independent but now almost completely deaf and would often miss visitors and deliveries to her house. I bought her the one of these doorbells and she loves it, carries it around the house and garden, and because of the flashing light alert answers the door every time.” Joel Ide
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Please note: This product comes with pictoral instructions. If you require more detailed information or guidance, please contact us - tel: 03330 144 485 or email:
product.enquiries@hearingloss.org.uk