The Sonic Ring Telephone Ring Signaler - TR75VR
Watch your lamp flash when your phone rings due to the telephone ring signaler. See the telephoner ring signaler work with your phone and lamp.
Do you have trouble hearing the phone? Are you not sure of what to do? It's why the Sonic Ring Telephone Ring Signaler was created. To get started, let's look at how the telephone signaler works.
You plug the end of the telephone signaler phone cord into the telephone input jack at the rear of a videophone. You can also plug the modular phone plug into the standard modular phone jack. You plug the Sonic Ring into a 110-volt outlet and plug the phone into the back of the video phone at the telephone input. If you wish to set the ringer pattern, you move the three position on the side of the sonic phone.
Next, you can plug a lamp into the Sonic Ring. You should make sure the lamp is in the "on" position. The lamp will not otherwise flash if the phone rings. You want to plug the Sonic Ring into an electrical outlet. It is advised not to use power strips or surge protectors.
You have the option of also using remote receivers (SA101, SA201, BL300, RH100, and the receivers for the SB1000 alarm clock). If you choose to use them, you want to plug the receiver into an electrical outlet and a lamp into the receiver's outlet. This should serve as a good solution to your difficulties hearing the telephone. It will give you a great option to recognize a phone call on the sonic phone.
The Sonic Ring Telephone Ring Signaler FEATURES:
• Flash pattern switch with three choices
• Able to send a signal to all Sonic Alert remote receivers (SA101, SA201, BL300, RH100, SONIC BOOM SB1000 CLOCK). Purchased separately.
• Green indicator light reminds you to turn on the attached lamp
• Connected light can be used for room lighting as well as phone signaling
• Easy "ON/OFF" switch for room lighting
• Unique pluglet (plug-outlet) allows you to keep your table uncluttered by unsightly lamp cords
Do you have trouble hearing the phone? Are you not sure of what to do? It's why the Sonic Ring Telephone Ring Signaler was created. To get started, let's look at how the telephone signaler works.
You plug the end of the telephone signaler phone cord into the telephone input jack at the rear of a videophone. You can also plug the modular phone plug into the standard modular phone jack. You plug the Sonic Ring into a 110-volt outlet and plug the phone into the back of the video phone at the telephone input. If you wish to set the ringer pattern, you move the three position on the side of the sonic phone.
Next, you can plug a lamp into the Sonic Ring. You should make sure the lamp is in the "on" position. The lamp will not otherwise flash if the phone rings. You want to plug the Sonic Ring into an electrical outlet. It is advised not to use power strips or surge protectors.
You have the option of also using remote receivers (SA101, SA201, BL300, RH100, and the receivers for the SB1000 alarm clock). If you choose to use them, you want to plug the receiver into an electrical outlet and a lamp into the receiver's outlet. This should serve as a good solution to your difficulties hearing the telephone. It will give you a great option to recognize a phone call on the sonic phone.
The Sonic Ring Telephone Ring Signaler FEATURES:
• Flash pattern switch with three choices
• Able to send a signal to all Sonic Alert remote receivers (SA101, SA201, BL300, RH100, SONIC BOOM SB1000 CLOCK). Purchased separately.
• Green indicator light reminds you to turn on the attached lamp
• Connected light can be used for room lighting as well as phone signaling
• Easy "ON/OFF" switch for room lighting
• Unique pluglet (plug-outlet) allows you to keep your table uncluttered by unsightly lamp cords