The Solaris FM system works with a hearing aid to enhance speech clarity and overcome the effects of noise, distance, and echo.

Solaris consists of a wireless FM transmitter and receiver which interfaces with hearing aids. Solaris comes complete with rechargeable nimh batteries and its own expandable charger.

When the Solaris receiver is connected students can still hear their classmates' voices and other environmental sounds through the hearing aid microphone. The integrated FM Plus feature automatically suppresses background sounds whenever the teacher speaks.

You can switch to different channels from class to class or tune away from someone else's frequency. Any of 40 different narrow-band channels (the number and band of available channels may vary) is instantly available at the turn of dial.

Solaris can supplement the performance of cochlear implants and hearing aids, or it can be used alone with headsets or earbuds. For coupling with hearing instruments, a universal direct audio input (DAI) cable is available, as well as a teleloop option.