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Mino ADA Compliance Device
$239.95
The Mino is a small personal listening device that boosts speech so someone who has trouble hearing can follow a conversation. It has both omnidirectional (picks up sound from all sides) and directional (focuses on the person in front) microphones, so you can switch modes for a quiet room or a noisy one. Staff at a front desk, exam room, or classroom can hand it over in seconds with no pairing or training. It can also connect to a TV, tablet, or other media source for private listening, and an optional neck loop lets it work with telecoil hearing aids. Headphones or earbuds are the usual way to listen, so plan on having a pair on hand.
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Maxi Pro ADA Compliance Device
$239.95
The Maxi Pro is a handheld personal amplifier that makes speech easier to hear in noisy or hard-to-hear places like clinics, reception desks, classrooms, and service counters. It uses noise reduction and amplifies up to 135 dB, and it comes with on-ear headphones and discreet in-ear earbuds, so a person can pick the style they prefer. Staff can hand it to a visitor or patient on the spot with no pairing, app, or training. It also connects by Bluetooth to phones, tablets, and TVs, which helps during longer stays. If the listener wears hearing aids, you can add the optional neck loop, sold separately.
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Domino Pro ADA Compliance Device
$999.95
The Domino Pro is a portable listening system that picks up a speaker's voice and sends it to the listener's headphones or earbuds, so speech stays clear in noisy rooms or across a distance. Both the transmitter and the receiver have two microphone types, one that hears all around and one that focuses on a single direction, so you can adapt to the setting and cut background noise. Place the transmitter near the speaker or wear it on a lanyard for one-on-one talks like interviews, check-ins, or bedside conversations. It can also connect to a TV or other media source, so a person can listen at a comfortable volume without changing the room's volume. It is built for organizations such as clinics, schools, and public venues that need a ready-to-use way to support communication.
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Alarm Clock Pro ADA Compliance Device
$149.95
The Alarm Clock Pro wakes someone with three alerts at once: a loud sound, bright flashing lights, and a strong bed shaker. That makes it useful for people who may sleep through a standard alarm or can't easily hear one, and for facilities such as hospitals, care homes, student housing, and hotels that need accessible rooms. It works on its own, with no app or pairing, and the controls are meant to be easy for people with limited vision or dexterity. A built-in battery backup keeps it running during a power cut, which matters for overnight alerts. It can also be part of a wider safety alerting setup.
Verified 4 days agoSetup with instructions -
Deluxe Kit ADA with Visual Notification
$889.95
This kit bundles what a hotel needs to set up a room for a guest who is deaf or hard of hearing. It pairs a Krown TDD (a text telephone) and a handset amplifier with an all-in-one alert system. The alert system includes an alarm clock with a bed shaker, a doorbell transmitter, and a visual phone signaler, so wake-up calls, visitors, and ringing phones show up as flashes or vibration instead of sound. It also has a wireless visual emergency system that links to the building's existing fire alarm and sets off a strobe and sound receiver in the guest room, without any re-wiring. The pieces come in a softshell case, and the hotel can install them permanently. It is built for lodging compliance, so a single person at home would likely buy individual items instead.
Verified 2 days agoSetup with instructions -
TV Listening System ADA Compliance Device
$329.95
This system gives someone a private, adjustable TV volume without turning up the sound for the whole room. A TV streamer connects to the television and sends the audio wirelessly to a handheld Maxi listening unit. The same handheld unit also works for face-to-face talks, such as check-ins, bedside conversations, therapy sessions, or classroom activities, and it needs no pairing, fitting, or training. It's built for ADA-focused settings like hospital rooms, residential care, rehab facilities, and hospitality, where several people share a space and quiet matters. The streamer connects to a TV or other device through standard audio inputs, so check that your TV has a compatible output first.
Verified 4 days agoSetup with instructions -
Smoke & Fire ADA Compliance Kit with Alarm Clock
$469.90
This kit alerts someone who can't rely on hearing a standard alarm when smoke, fire, or carbon monoxide is detected. A smoke and fire alarm and a carbon monoxide alarm each send a wireless signal to an alarm clock receiver, which responds with a loud sound, bright flashing lights, and a vibrating bed shaker. That mix works whether the person is awake or asleep. It comes set up at the factory and needs no Wi-Fi, app, or manual pairing, so it suits homes, dorms, shelters, and community programs. The receiver has a battery backup that keeps it working through a power outage.
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Push Notification ADA Compliance Kit with Pager Hub
$469.80
This kit lets someone who can't count on hearing a doorbell or call button get a silent alert instead. Pressing the push button sends a wireless signal to a wearable pager, which vibrates to let the wearer know. A bed shaker is included for nighttime alerts, and a charging base keeps the pager powered. The button can be mounted outside a door, set on a bedside table, worn, or placed at a reception desk or caregiver station. The parts come linked to each other, so there's no Wi-Fi, app, or pairing step. It suits homes, hotel rooms, and assisted living or housing units that need an alerting setup.
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Smoke & Fire ADA Compliance Kit with Flash Receiver
$483.85
This kit wakes you or alerts you to a smoke or fire emergency with a bright strobe light and a strong bed vibration, plus sound, so you don't have to rely on hearing a standard alarm. It includes a smoke alarm transmitter, a flash receiver, and a bed shaker, and the pieces arrive already set up to work together with no Wi-Fi, app, or manual pairing. It's built for people who are deaf or hard of hearing, and for housing programs, assisted living, shelters, and similar settings that need code-aligned protection. It is listed to UL217 and ULC S531 standards.
Verified 4 days agoSetup with instructions -
Williams Sound FM ADA KIT 37 RCH FM Tour Guide System
$2,265.00
This kit lets one speaker send their voice by FM radio to up to four listeners, each wearing a receiver. It's built for places like libraries, conference rooms, and information desks that need to offer hearing support to the public. The T46 transmitter works with a conference microphone or a lapel clip mic, and the receivers work with the included headphones or neckloops (a neckloop sends sound to a hearing aid with a telecoil, a tiny built-in coil that picks up audio signals). The range is about 150 feet, and you pick from 17 channels so nearby rooms don't interfere with each other. Receivers run on rechargeable batteries with a drop-in charger, and everything packs into a carry case with an ADA wall plaque for posting.
Verified 4 days agoSetup with instructions -
Push Notification ADA Compliance Kit with Alarm Clock
$369.90
This kit is a wireless alerting system for people who may not hear a knock, chime, or call for help. When someone presses the push button transmitter, the alarm clock receiver answers with loud sound, bright flashing light, and strong vibration through the included bed shaker. The button can be mounted outside a door as a doorbell, worn as a personal alert button, or placed at a front desk or nursing station. All three pieces come prelinked and need no Wi-Fi, app, or manual pairing, which helps facilities set up many rooms the same way. The receiver has a rechargeable battery backup, so it can keep working if power drops.
Verified 4 days agoSetup with instructions -
Krown ADA Compliance Economy Guest Hotel Kit- 6-Piece
$599.95
This kit bundles the devices a hotel needs to give deaf and hard-of-hearing guests communication access in a room. At its center is a standard text telephone (TDD) with a 44-key keyboard and a 20-character display. It lets a guest type back and forth with staff, or place outgoing calls, through the room's handset. A battery-powered visual door knock signaler flashes a bright LED when someone knocks, and it doubles as a flashlight in a power outage. The kit is designed to go into any guest room, including mobility rooms, with no tools. The product text lists six pieces but names only the first two in full, so confirm the rest of the contents before ordering. It's built for lodging operators, not for personal home use.
Verified 2 days agoSetup with instructions -
Push Notification ADA Compliance Kit with Pager Receiver
$329.90
This kit pairs a push button transmitter with a pager receiver. Pressing the button sends a wireless signal that makes the pager vibrate, so you get an alert without relying on sound. The button can be mounted by a door as a doorbell, or worn on a lanyard, kept at a bedside, or set on a service counter as a call-for-help button. The pager is small and wearable, so a resident, caregiver, or staff member can carry it around a building and still notice a press. The two pieces arrive already linked and don't need Wi-Fi or an app. Different vibration patterns can tell the button apart from other signals when you add more components to the system.
Verified 4 days agoSetup with instructions -
Push Notification ADA Compliance Kit with Flash Receiver
$383.85
This kit lets someone press a button and set off a bright strobe light and a strong bed vibration in another room, so people who can't rely on sound still know when someone needs them. The push button can be mounted outside a door as a doorbell, or carried, worn, or set on a bedside table or service counter as a call-for-help button. The three pieces (push button transmitter, flash receiver, and bed shaker) come already linked, and the system doesn't use Wi-Fi or an app. It suits hotel rooms, assisted living, multi-unit housing, and individual homes where reliable visual and tactile alerts matter, day or night.
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Krown ADA Economy Guest Room Kit- Without TTY/TDD- 5-piece
$298.95
This kit bundles the alerting tools a hotel or rental room needs for guests who are deaf or hard of hearing. It has a flashing door-knock signaler that also works as a flashlight, a phone ring signaler that flashes a lamp when a call comes in, and a handset amplifier with adjustable volume and high-frequency tone that works with analog and digital phones. An alarm clock offers a loud adjustable alarm up to 95 dB, a strong bed shaker, or both, with a large snooze button and 9V battery backup. A soft carrying case holds everything. This version leaves out a TTY/TDD text phone, so you would need to supply one if your property requires it.
Verified 2 days agoSetup with instructions -
Push Notification ADA Compliance Kit with Portable Receiver
$333.85
This kit sends a wireless alert from a push button to a portable receiver that flashes lights and sounds a tone. A bed shaker is included for night, so someone who can't count on hearing a doorbell or call can still notice it. The push button works as a doorbell mounted by a door, or as a call-for-assistance button that can be worn, kept at the bedside, or placed at a service counter. The three pieces come already linked, with no Wi-Fi, app, or pairing needed. That makes it a practical fit for hotel rooms, assisted living suites, and public housing units. The receiver runs on batteries and is small enough to sit on a nightstand, desk, or counter.
Verified 4 days agoSetup with instructions -
Smoke, Fire, & CO ADA Compliance Kit with Alarm Clock Receiver
$659.85
This kit watches for smoke, fire, and carbon monoxide, then wakes or warns someone who can't count on hearing a standard alarm. A smoke and fire transmitter and a carbon monoxide transmitter detect the hazard and signal the Alarm Clock Receiver, which responds with bright LED flashes, a loud tone, and a vibrating bed shaker. The receiver uses color-coded indicators to show which event is happening and has a battery backup, so it keeps working in a power outage. It is wireless and preconfigured at the factory, with no Wi-Fi, app, or manual pairing. That makes it a good fit for a bedroom at home or for placing in housing units, dorms, or shelters. Coverage depends on where the transmitters are placed, so a larger home may need more than one smoke transmitter.
Verified 4 days agoSetup with instructions -
Entry Alert ADA Compliance Kit with Alarm Clock and Pressure Mat
$473.85
This kit uses a pressure-sensitive floor mat to send a wireless alert whenever someone steps on it. The alert comes through a bedside alarm clock receiver with a bed shaker, so it can be seen, heard, or felt. You can put the mat at a doorway to let a deaf or hard of hearing person know someone has walked in. You can also put it beside a bed or at an exit so a caregiver knows when a resident gets up or leaves, which helps with nighttime safety and wandering concerns. The pieces come linked at the factory, so there's no Wi-Fi, app, or pairing. The transmitter has input ports for extras like a magnetic door switch or more mats, so the system can grow later. Those extras are bought separately.
Verified 4 days agoSetup with instructions -
Entry Alert ADA Compliance Kit with Alarm Clock and Magnetic Switch
$439.85
This kit alerts someone who can't rely on sound when a door, window, or cabinet is opened. A magnetic switch senses the opening, and a transmitter sends the signal to an alarm clock receiver and a bed shaker. You get a visual, audible, and vibrating alert. It can tell a deaf or hard of hearing person that someone has entered their room. It can also let a caregiver or staff member know when a resident enters or leaves a monitored space, or opens a medication cabinet or kitchen access point. All four pieces come prelinked, so there is no Wi-Fi, app, or manual pairing to deal with. The transmitter has extra input ports if you want to add more switches or contact mats later.
Verified 4 days agoSetup with instructions -
Krown Economy ADA Hotel Kit w/Visual Emergency Notification- 7-Piece
$829.95
This 7-piece kit gives a hotel the communication gear it needs for deaf and hard-of-hearing guests under the ADA. It centers on a text telephone (TDD), which lets a guest type messages back and forth over the room phone, plus a visual door knock signaler that flashes a bright LED when someone knocks. The kit also includes a handset amplifier, and it is meant to be set up in any guest room, including ADA mobility rooms, without tools. The TDD has a full 44-key keyboard and a 20-character display, and it runs on AC power or its included rechargeable batteries. This is built for hotel and facility use, so it suits a front desk or housekeeping team stocking rooms more than an individual buying for home.
Verified 2 days agoSetup with instructions -
Xbox Adaptive Controller
$99.99
The Xbox Adaptive Controller is a flat hub that lets you build a custom game controller from the switches, buttons, mounts, and joysticks that work best for your body. It has 3.5mm jacks and USB ports for plugging those devices in, and each one can stand in for a button, thumbstick, or trigger input. It works with Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, and Windows PCs, and connects by Xbox Wireless, Bluetooth, or USB. You can remap buttons and save profiles in the Xbox Accessories app, then flip between three of them with the built-in Profile button. The controller alone isn't a full setup: the buttons, switches, and joysticks that plug into it are sold separately.
Verified 3 days agoSetup with instructions -
Adapted Biology Lab Manual
$20.00
This lab manual gives high school biology students who are blind or have low vision a set of 12 lab activities they can work through with touch. Each activity includes tactile graphic illustrations, so students can feel diagrams that would normally be seen on the page. It also includes adaptation tips for teachers, which helps a classroom teacher run the labs without having to invent workarounds. It's a printed book, so there's nothing to install or charge.
Verified 3 days agoReady to use -
Vibrating Pad with Adapter
$75.27
This vibrating pad gives a child a vibration to feel through touch, and it is built for sensorimotor routines that use touch and body awareness for learning. It is water repellent and works with switch control, so the child can start the vibration themselves. It isn't a complete kit: you'll pair it with APH's Power Select for AC power, or with the Select Switch and DC Supplement Adapter for DC power. It is designed to be used with routines described in APH's Sensing and Learning.
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Adapted Musical Crystal Ball
$62.95
The Adapted Musical Crystal Ball is a switch-activated cause-and-effect toy. Press a connected switch and the dome spins, casting a moving pattern of colorful shapes while soothing music plays. It's a good fit for a child who is building visual attention, learning to link a switch press with a result, or working on color awareness. The ball runs on 3 AA batteries and stands about 4½ inches tall. It has no built-in button, so it does nothing until a switch is plugged in.
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