Hearing Aid Batteries
A new hearing aid battery will allow your device to perform at its best. We recommend that you always have one or two replacement batteries with you so that you can quickly replace it if the power of your device begins to weakenwith you so that you can quickly replace it if the power of your device begins to weaken.
What You Need To Know About Hearing Aid Batteries
Keep your batteries in their unopened packaging until you are ready to use them. If you remove the label, they will begin to discharge and will run out in about 4 weeks, even if you do not use your hearing aid at all during this time.
Store your batteries in a cool, dry place out of the reach of children and pets; batteries are dangerous if swallowed. When you are not using your hearing aid, open the battery drawer to prevent it from consuming power.
When you need to replace the battery with a new battery, remove the label and let the battery “breathe” for 60 seconds before placing it in your hearing aid. Replace your hearing aid battery in a flat, tidy place over a soft surface. A kitchen table covered with a tablecloth works well.
Battery Types
All Widex devices work with zinc air batteries. Our batteries are coded with a number and a color. Check your device’s user manual to determine which color you need.
- Size 10: Yellow
- Size 13: Orange
- Size 312: Brown
- Size 675: Blue