TACTILE COMMUNICATOR

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Tactile communicator is similar to the Sonic Alert 3 part control unit system. Sensors placed next to sound sources signal transmitter to send proper radio signal to a body worn vibrating receiver. Wireless receiver vibrates in different preset codes to alert user of different types of sounds.

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This product record was updated on June 18, 2009.

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Manufacturer:

Sonic Alert Inc.

1050 East Maple Road
Troy, Michigan 48083
United States
Telephone: 248-577-5400.
TT: 248-577-5400.
Fax: 248-577-5433.
Web: http://www.sonicalert.com.
Email: sonic-info@sonicalert.com.

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Deaf Communications of Cincinnati

550 Palmerston Drive
Cincinnati, Ohio 45238
United States
Telephone: 513-451-3722.
TT: 513-451-3722.
Fax: 513-451-8810.
Web: http://www.deafcomm.com.
Email: deafcomm@fuse.net.

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Teltex, Inc.

1081 West Innovation Drive
Kearney, Missouri 64060
United States
Telephone: 888-515-8120 or 816-628-1949.
TT: 888-515-8120.
Fax: 816-635-4043.
Web: http://www.teltex.com.
Email: info@teltex.com.

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