Hearing Aid Battery and Accessory

wide variety hearing aids Since these devices are battery-powered electronic devices. New generation devices can be charged today hearing aids Old devices cannot be charged even though they are available hearing aid is still predominantly preferred. non rechargeable hearing aids 's batteries are disposable zinc-air button batteries. zinc air hearing aid Batteries should be replaced at periodic intervals of 1-2 weeks, depending on the person's usage intensity.

4 different types in Turkey hearing aid batteries are used. Each battery type with different sizes and features is identified by a number and color. Battery types are listed as follows, from smallest to largest, according to their size and battery life:

• No. 10: (Yellow)
  In-channel (ITC) hearing aids for
• No. 312: (Brown)
  In-ear (ITC), hands-free in-ear (RITE) and small-behind-the-ear (mini BTE) hearing aids for
• No. 13: (Orange)
  Behind the ear (BTE) and in the ear (ITE) hearing aids for
• No. 675: (Blue)
  High performance behind the ear (BTE) hearing aids and for cochlear implants

Zinc air batteries get their name from their ability to be activated by air. zinc air hearing aid The adhesive strips on the batteries keep the battery inactive and prevent it from losing energy. Hearing aid batteries can be stored this way at room temperature for up to 4 years.

Zinc air batteries whose adhesive strip is removed become active. In this case, batteries lose energy even when they are installed and used in the device. Because hearing aids The adhesive strips should be stored without being removed. For maximum performance, it is recommended to insert zinc air batteries into the device 1 minute after removing the adhesive.