Signaling Devices  

Wyoming Relay Equipment Distribution Program (WYRED) can assist individuals with signaling devices for their landline or wireless phones. The following are examples of signaling devices that are distributed to the eligible applicants:

Sonic Ring Elite Deluxe TR75VR Telephone Signaler

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  • Three distinct flash patterns

  • Connects to regular house lamp

  • Still allows normal light while signaling

  • Compatible with the following remote signalers: Sonic Blink BL300, Sonic Link Deluxe Remote
    Receiver SA201, and the Sonic Boom Alarm Clock

Sonic Ring Telephone Signaler

Sonic Boom Alarm Clock

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  • Combination of flashing lights, shaking bed, and/or audio alarm

  • Built-in deluxe remote receiver

  • Includes Bed Shaker

  • Telephone alerting requires the Sonic Ring Sig-naler TR75VR

Sonic Boom Alarm Clock

Geemarc Amplicall 10 Ring Signaler

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  • Combination of a flashing light and extra loud ringer (95 db)

  • Adjustable ring volume, tone, and pattern

  • Wall mountable or has a table stand bracket

  • Optional bed shaker

  • Battery backup (4-AA, included)

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Geemarc Amplicall 10 Ring Signaler

Serene Innovations RF200 Cell Phone Signaler

 

  • Compatible with landline and cell phones

  • Combination of a loud ringer and flashing lights

  • Alerts for incoming calls, texts, FaceTime, Skype Calls, and more

  • Detects through vibration

  • Includes USB port for charging

  • Easily connects to existing landline

Serene RF200 Cell Phone SIgnaler

Ditto​

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  • Pairs, via Bluetooth, with smartphones

  • Vibrates to alert for incoming calls, texts, emails, alarms, calendar updates, and tethers your phone!

  • Battery operated; no charging required

  • Waterproof and durable

  • Customizations made through Ditto app

Ditto vibration device

Serene Innovations InstaLink Smart Phone Alert Watch

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  • Pairs, via Bluetooth, with smartphones

  • Combination of vibration and flashing light

  • Alerts for incoming calls, texts, or social media, along with medicine reminders and alarms

  • Customizations made through the user-friendly Link app

Serene InstaLink

How to Get Signaling Devices

For further information on signaling devices distributed by WYRED, please:

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  • Contact Dominique Maestas, WYRED Equipment Distribution Specialist, via:

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