Hearing loop installs

AVE Services can install hearing loops in many environments for people who wear hearing aids. The users of the loop won’t suffer the inconvenience of asking for and wearing a headset that marks them out as hard of hearing. Many businesses are now investing in hearing loops to help their clients and customers receive the same treatment.

What is an Induction Loop?

An Induction Loop, also known as a Hearing Loop or T-Loop, is an assistive listening system that provides access to facilities for those with a hearing impairment. It takes a sound source and transfers it directly to a hearing aid without background noise.

The presence of an Induction Loop should always be indicated by the use of the sign:

Over the last 25 years Hearing Loops have become the default assistive listening solution. Due to their benefits and ease of use, hard of hearing groups are mandating their installation in locations as diverse as taxis,kiosks, schools, houses of worship, concert halls and stadiums.

Hearing Loops are an inherently simple technology, but care should be taken (and professional advise sought) in their design, specification and installation so that the facility conforms to the International Standard and is of optimum benefit to the end user.

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