Thursday, July 20, 2006

Deaf Alarm Clock

Deaf Alarm Clock

For the ones who are hard of hearing:

Alarm clocks for deaf Hard of Hearing come in a wide range of styles and sizes and some look very similar to standard alarm clocks but unlike standard alarm clocks, they alert you to the alarm by vibrating or producing a flashing light. As the other senses automatically become strong it is seen that visual stimulation is more.

Many have a sound alarm as well, which feature can be useful if your partner is hearing with many features adding to specialty like Alarm clocks with a vibrating alarm for Deaf Hard of Hearing. Such type of alarms have a socket for a round or square-shaped pad that vibrates when the alarm goes off and it vibrates continuously or on-and-off, at regular intervals.

Vibrating designs:

Most of the vibrating pads are designed to go under your pillow though it is a good idea to put the pad inside the pillowcase to stop it from slipping out so that you can also put the vibrating pad under your mattress. Even though this might be more comfortable than putting the pad under your pillow, you may find that it is not powerful enough to wake you up from sleep. Hence in many cases it is seen that vibrating pads are not

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1 comment:

Unknown said...

An alarm clock with a vibrator mode will wake up a hearing impaired person with gentle vibration. Using the ShakeAwake Alarm clock with it’s strong vibrating motor is the best way to be woken up rather than the regular alarm clock.