Phonak Naida V-RIC hearing aids

Here we show you some of the features available on your Phonak Naida V-RIC hearing aid with links to purchase spares and accessories ...

If you have Phonak Naida V-RIC hearing aids Connevans recommends ...
For listening to a TV: Phonak ComPilot II & TVLink II or wireless neckloop listener (using loop programme)
For listening to a home telephone: 'T' compatible corded telephone or cordless telephone with your hearing aid on the loop ('T') programme
For listening to a mobile phone: bluetooth via a Phonak ComPilot II or bluetooth neckloop(using loop programme)
For a Conversation in noise or over distance: Phonak Roger radio aid or fmGenie radio aid

Phonak Naida V-RIC (Receiver In the Canal) features, accessories & spares
Remote control	PilotOne II
Replaceable filters	none
Mild to moderately severe hearing loss	xS - standard RIC earpeice
Mild to severe hearing loss	xP - power RIC earpeice
Moderate to profound hearing loss	xUP - ultra power RIC earpeice
Direct audio input [?]	yes
Direct audio input shoe type	AS18
fmGenie radio aid compatible [?]	yes - direct input or neck loop
Roger radio aid compatible [?]	yes - Roger X or Roger NeckLoop
Roger integrated receiver type	Roger 18
Wireless connection to accessories [?]	yes
Loop programme/Telecoil [?]	yes
Hearing aid battery size	13 (orange)
Please note that the available features & number of user programmes will depend upon how the aid has been programmed by your audiologist.
Wireless accessory programme - wireless accessories will work 'out of the box' without need to change the hearing aid programming - remote control facilities need to be coded to your hearing aid by your audiologist.	Direct input programme - please check with your audiologist who can easily enable a direct input programme - aids for paediatric use are usually (but not always) programmed for d/i however aids for adults rarely are, unless requested.
If you are unsure of exactly what programmes you have available you also probably won't be getting the best experience from your hearing aid - we would suggest that you discuss the available programmes and when they should be used with your audiologist.