Hearing Induction Loop Cable

Perfect for tv lounges bedrooms small meeting rooms and council chambers they include everything you need to create a high quality hearing loop system including connection leads loop cable and fixings.

Hearing induction loop cable.

A hearing loop consists of one or more physical loop of cable which are placed around a designated area usually a room or a building. Ideal for use as a floor or ceiling loop in audio frequency induction loop systems. 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. Hearing loop 57 baslow road sheffield south yorkshire s17 4dl.

Induction loop cable tri rated 1mm 100m available in black white grey or brown induction loop cable tri rated 1mm 100m reel javascript seems to be disabled in your browser. A 100m reel of white 1 5mm2 single core cable. 0114 2357 717 email. An induction loop system uses this same principle but generates a much larger magnetic field than that created by a telephone earpiece and radiates it around a room via a loop of cable.

The cable generates an electromagnetic field throughout the looped space. The cable generates a magnetic wireless signal that can be picked up by a telecoil enabled hearing aid cochlear implant. Loop ampli er a493 m i c r o p h o n e l i n e t o a m p t note. Small room and domestic induction loop amplifiers and kits designed to cover areas of up to 50m 2 7m x 7m.

Induction loops a hearing loop typically consists of a physical loop of specialised cable placed under the floor coverings around a designated area usually a room or a building and an amplifier attached to the pa system. Any hearing impaired person positioned within the loop can hear the loop signal by switching their hearing aid to the correct position. The illustration above is shown as an example of a perimeter loop illustrating the principles of how an induction loop system works. If a person requires hearing assistance and they do not have a t coil equipped hearing aid they can use a induction loop receiver to hear the audio.

Induction loops are used for transmission and reception of communication signals or for detection of metal objects in metal detectors or vehicle presence indicators. The hearing loop provides a magnetic wireless signal that is picked up by the hearing aid when it is set to t telecoil setting.