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They do? Ugh.. hopefully not continuous emitting of pulses.. I can hear some ultrasonics due to my cochlear implant, and it's been really annoying how these day
by Sunspark 5y ago
They do? Ugh.. hopefully not continuous emitting of pulses.. I can hear some ultrasonics due to my cochlear implant, and it's been really annoying how these days Lutron is selling motion detectors that use both ultrasonics and IR. They like to buzz, even when people are already in the room.
- vorpalhex 5y agoHave you contacted Lutron at all? Or your implant manufacturer? Something seems out of alignment.
- Sunspark 5y agoI contacted the implant manufacturer when I became aware of the issue.. apparently there is even a warning that ultrasonics can damage it.. but it's not clear to me if that's just legalese or if it's actually a clear and present danger. I haven't contacted Lutron yet which is bad of me, and I really should do that, but I don't think they would care since the amount of people who can identify that there's a problem with their devices is small.
- spoonjim 5y agoLutron may not care about you but they may care about an article in the news about how their products are harming people.
- dotancohen 5y agoToday disability is an issue that is taken seriously. If Lutron's technology is affecting your disability then you should absolutely contact them, and barring a satisfactory solution you might even get aggressive with them. They cannot hurt you, arguing that people like you are rare.
- voakbasda 5y agoAnxiety can be classified as a disability. Does that mean you can’t make someone anxious? That would be fun to see enforced.