Öronbågsmodeller

Öronbågsmodeller are a type of hearing aid or assistive listening device designed to be worn behind the ear. They are characterized by a plastic casing that rests on the top or behind the ear, connected by a thin tube or wire to an earmold that sits in the ear canal. This design offers a discreet and comfortable solution for many individuals with hearing loss.

These models are often chosen for their versatility and ability to accommodate a wide range of hearing losses, from mild to severe. They can house a variety of components, including receivers, microphones, and processors, allowing for advanced features like noise reduction and directional sound amplification. The behind-the-ear placement also provides space for larger batteries, which can extend the device's operating time.

The earmold, which delivers the amplified sound into the ear canal, can be custom-made to ensure a secure and comfortable fit. In some cases, a slim tube or a small, nearly invisible receiver-in-canal (RIC) unit may be used instead of a traditional earmold for added discretion. Öronbågsmodeller are powered by batteries, which are typically replaced or recharged regularly. Maintenance involves cleaning the earmold and checking for blockages.