These systems are designed to transmit sound from a microphone directly into listeners’ hearing aids or cochlear implants, or through a portable receiver, free from ambient or background noise, which …

An audio induction loop system (also called an audio-frequency induction loop or AFIL, or a hearing loop[1]) is an assistive listening device for individuals with reduced ranges of hearing.

What is an induction loop or hearing loop system? A hearing loop, sometimes referred to as an induction loop, T-Loop, is an assistive listening system that provides access to audio for those with hearing …

An Induction Loop System consists of a loop – or array of looped – cables which are positioned or installed around a designated area of coverage (such as a room, building or reception desk,) an …

What is an induction loop system? An induction loop system consists of one or more loops of wire, driven by an amplifier, to produce a magnetic field. When audio is input into the amplifier, this …

An induction loop system enables hearing aid users to hear sound emitting from TVs, speakers and public audio more clearly. It works through the simple science of magnetic fields!

The international standard for Audio-Frequency Induction Loop Systems is IEC 60118-4. A hearing loop system helps hard of hearing people who use a hearing aid, loop listener, and cochlear implants to …

From one-on-one applications and small groups to large audiences of more than 300, Oval Window Audio has an induction loop assistive listening system that meets your need to provide …

Your hearing aid can be set up with an additional program, the loop system, which works if you are in an area where there is a loop system fitted e.g. in a bank or post office. The induction loop system helps …

An induction or inductive loop is an electromagnetic communication or detection system which uses a moving magnet or an alternating current to induce an electric current in a nearby wire.