Large-Area Hearing Loops
Audio Frequency Induction Loop Systems (AFILS)
TecEar sells a range of professional quality Audio Frequency Induction Loop
System Drivers, from industry leading manufacturers Ampetronic and Bo Edin
(UniVox), suitable for churches, meeting rooms, conference rooms, and commercial
applications.
Please
contact TecEar for hearing loop design assistance, project equipment
specification and pricing:
Info@TecEar.com
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What are
the advantages of Induction Loop Hearing Systems?
From a business perspective
Businesses do not have to purchase,
maintain, recharge, repair, replace, sanitize, or issue and retrieve
multiple assistive listen device receivers: users utilize the built-in
T-coil wireless receiver of their T-coil enabled hearing aid or cochlear
implant.
An audio frequency induction loop system is flexible in its ability to
easily accommodate one or a thousand users; there is no limit to how many
may utilize the system. Conversely, large-area assistive listening
systems, that require each user to have a personal receiver, will have a
finite user capacity that is dependent on: projections of how many people
might wish to utilize the system; how many receiver units were budgeted
for and purchased; how many receiver units are currently charged,
maintained and available for loan.
Also, user acceptance and utilization levels are likely to be much
greater than with other assistive listening technologies. These other
technologies come with the inherent negative stigma of having to wear a
device or headset that advertises the user's disability and raises
concerns about the maintenance and hygiene of borrowed equipment.
Hearing loops are an appropriate assistive listening solution for both
short-term (transient) and long-term (non-transient) listening
environments.
Hearing Loops offer a cost-effective, large-area assistive listening
solution with the likelihood of a high degree of user acceptance and
utilization as well as considerable ongoing savings in equipment
management and personnel training costs.
From a user perspective
Users can take advantage of their personal hearing aid’s built-in
T-coil wireless receiver without having to rely on borrowed equipment from
facilities that may not maintain it correctly.
Also, hearing aid users are able to benefit from hearing loop technology
while still enjoying the customized hearing correction that their hearing
aids provide. This is not the case with ear bud and stethoscope style
assistive listening devices that require the user to remove their hearing
aids!
There’s no standing in line to checkout assistive listening devices and
return them after use. And, concerns about hygiene and sanitization are
eliminated.
Induction Loop technology uses a universal frequency
A hearing aid user's T-coil will work in any looped facility. This is not
the case with FM and Infrared technology, where transmission frequencies
may vary from one facility to another and require that the user has, or is
loaned, a compatible receiver.
Induction Loop technology is an International standard
For example, a T-coil user from the United States would have no problem
using their hearing aid's T-coil in Amsterdam airport. Unfortunately this
is not the case with other technologies such as FM and Infrared where
transmission frequencies vary from one country to another.
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Hearing Induction Loops
for churches, meeting rooms, lecture halls, auditoriums
Audio Frequency Induction Loop Drivers
offer quality sound and low maintainance
Customer Comment -
Hi,
I recently purchased a Univox loop system [PLS-700] from you for my
church. I wanted to let you know that it's installed, and is working
wonderfully!
B. M. - California
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