Using a hearing aid and soundbar simultaneously – here's how it works
Do you want to use a transmitter for your hearing aid while others listen through the soundbar at the same time? The VMA00201 can then be used between the television...
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5V power supply for VMS02201 / VAX00102 / VAX04100 / VAX04101
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5V power supply for VMS02201 / VAX00102 / VAX04100 / VAX04101
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FeinTech 5V power supply for VMS02201 / VAX00102 / VAX04100 / VAX04101
Input: 100-240V / 0.2A
Output: 5.0V / 1.0A / 5.0W
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