Induction loops

In summary, an induction loop is a special type of sound system that involves installing a loop of copper wire around a defined area within a building, such as a care home lounge. The loop transmits a wireless signal that can be received directly by anyone wearing a hearing aid (set to ‘T'), located within the ‘looped’ area.

The sound source - such as a person speaking into a microphone is connected to a special amplifier, with its output connected to the loop.

The system provides several benefits:

Can be used by anyone with a compatible hearing aid.
Sound goes directly into the hearing aid.
Cuts out unwanted background noise.
It is inconspicuous - no need to use a headset.
Any number of users can listen.

Although induction loops use an inherently simple technology, care must be taken to ensure optimum performance and our experienced engineers can design and install a solution to suit your exact requirements.