Krown — assistive technology products
16 products from Krown in our assistive technology catalog. Browse models, compare specs, and find vendor listings.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Krown Visual VibeAlert Alarm Clock w/Bed Shaker
$74.95
This alarm clock wakes you three ways at once: a loud alarm (up to 90dB), flashing lights, and a bed shaker you tuck under your pillow or between the mattress and box spring. You can adjust the volume and the tone, so you can tune the sound to what you hear best. It has an extra-large display with a dimmable backlight, a big snooze button that's easy to find half-asleep, and a USB port for charging a phone or tablet. Its AC adapter works on both 110V and 220V power, which makes it handy for travel. It also takes 2 AAA batteries as a power backup, but those aren't included.
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Tactile Ring Signaler
$128.95
The Tactile Ring Signaler turns an incoming phone call into a vibration you can feel. A transmitter connects to your telephone or videophone, and when a call comes in it sends a signal to a pager you carry, which buzzes. The pager works from up to 200 feet away, so you can move around the home and still know the phone is ringing. It has 1,024 household code combinations, which helps keep nearby systems from interfering with each other. It's made for deaf and hard of hearing users who miss calls because they can't hear a ringer, and it only alerts you to calls, it doesn't amplify sound or help with the conversation itself.
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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.
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PortaView 20 Junior
$459.95
The PortaView 20 Junior is a portable TTY, a device that lets you hold a phone conversation by typing back and forth instead of talking. You type on a 4-row keyboard and read the conversation on a 20-character display. Acoustic cups fit both round and square phone handsets, so it can connect to many ordinary phones. It runs on a rechargeable battery that lasts about 3 to 7 hours per charge, and it holds up to 32K characters in memory. It also has pre-recorded greeting messages and combination keys for the GA and SK signals used to take turns in a TTY call. It suits someone who is deaf or hard of hearing and wants a compact way to make calls. The small display shows only one short line at a time.
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PortaPrinter 2000 Standard
$449.92
The PortaPrinter 2000 Standard is a portable TTY, a device that lets you hold a phone conversation by typing instead of listening. Your typed words and the other person's replies show on a 20-character display, and a built-in 24-column printer can put the conversation on paper in three print sizes. Acoustic cups fit round and square phone handsets, so you can use it with a regular phone. It also has a call alert for incoming TTY calls, a built-in clock and calendar, upper and lower case printing, and an electronic voice. It runs on a rechargeable battery, which lasts about 3-7 hours on a full charge, so plan on charging it regularly if you use it away from an outlet.
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Inline Telephone Amplifier X35- Multiplies Sound Up To 35X- Black
$44.95
The Inline Telephone Amplifier X35 sits between a corded phone's handset and its base and boosts call volume, up to 35 times louder according to the name. It's meant for someone who struggles to catch words on regular phone calls and wants a simple add-on instead of a new phone. It's portable, so it can travel with you and be used on other corded phones. It needs 2 AAA batteries, which aren't included, and it won't work with cordless phones.
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KA300SD Visual Emergency Alert Package
$233.58
This kit watches your existing smoke or carbon monoxide alarm and turns its sound into a bright strobe and a loud alert. A small transmitter sits next to the alarm. When the alarm goes off, the transmitter sends a signal to a plug-in receiver, which flashes a 177 mCd strobe and sounds a 95 dB alarm. It's meant for someone who might not hear a standard alarm, such as a person who is deaf or hard of hearing. The receiver has three colored LED channel lights (yellow, green, red) and works up to about 100 feet from the transmitter. The kit includes one transmitter and watches one alarm. One receiver can monitor up to three transmitters, so you'd buy extra transmitters to cover more alarms. The receiver battery backup runs the audible alarm only, not the strobe, so the strobe needs wall power.
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Krown LookOut All-in-One Notification System
$253.98
The LookOut is a bedside alert system that tells you when the phone rings, someone is at the door, or the alarm clock goes off. It alerts you in up to five ways: flashing lights, a loud tone with 32 melodies to pick from, a bed shaker, words scrolling across a large display, and picture icons that light up. It also works as an alarm clock with two wake times, and it has a USB port for charging a phone. You can turn the shaker and the bright flash on or off, so you can build the mix that works for you. It's a good fit for someone who is hard of hearing or sleeps too deeply to catch ordinary sounds. The box includes the receiver, a phone transmitter, a doorbell transmitter with a mounting kit, and the bed shaker.
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Krown Wireless Door & Phone Notification Kit for Deaf
$61.66
This kit tells you when someone is at the door or your phone is ringing by flashing a light instead of relying on sound. Receivers flash white for the doorbell and green for the phone or videophone, and you can turn on a chime too, choosing from 18 melodies. It comes with two receivers, so you can place them in different rooms, and the wireless range reaches up to 393 feet. The doorbell transmitter is rated for outdoor use, and batteries and mounting hardware are included. It suits someone who is deaf or hard of hearing and wants simple alerts around the home without any wiring.
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Krown Door Knocker 125
$43.85
The Krown DoorKnocker 125 is a knocker that hangs over the top of a door and flashes a bright LED when someone knocks, so you can see that a visitor is there even if you can't hear the knock. It works on its own, with no tools or wiring, and the hanging bracket comes in the box. It runs on a 9V battery, which you'll need to buy separately, and it has an on/off switch and a low-battery indicator. This is a good fit for someone who is deaf or hard of hearing and wants a simple visual cue at the door. Because it flashes only when the door is knocked on, it won't alert you to a doorbell.
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Krown LookOut Wireless Doorbell & Light Flasher for Deaf
$61.19
This wireless doorbell set sends a signal from a push button to a receiver that can flash a bright LED, play a chime, or do both. That means someone who can't hear a standard doorbell can still tell when a visitor arrives. The receiver pairs with up to two transmitters, and you can give each one its own chime or choose between a slow and fast flash pattern, so you can tell a front door from a back door. The signal reaches up to 1,000 feet in direct line of sight, and the chime goes up to 90 dB for households with some hearing. If a transmitter's battery runs low, the receiver lights an indicator so you can replace it in time.
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Krown Phone Strobe Flasher
$39.00
The Phone Strobe Flasher gives you a visual signal when the phone rings: a bright LED under a dome-shaped cover flashes for each incoming call, so you don't have to hear the ringer. It sits between the wall phone jack and your phone, and it runs on power from the phone line, so there are no batteries to replace. It's meant for a landline-style setup and is described as working with telephones, videophones, and most PBX (office) phone systems. It only flashes a light, so it won't tell you who is calling or give any other alert.
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Krown In-Line Telephone Volume Amplifier for Hard of Hearing
$42.84
This small in-line amplifier connects to a landline phone and makes the caller's voice louder, up to 20 times, using a slide control you adjust as you talk. It's meant for someone who finds a regular phone too quiet, including older adults. A power button lets you switch it off between calls to save the 9V battery, and a light tells you when the battery is running low. The battery isn't included, so plan to pick one up. It's built for landline phones, so it won't help with a cell phone call.
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