With our induction loop technology, an audio signal is transmitted directly to all nearby hearing aids or cochlear implants through the t-coil receiver. (All hearing aids have a t-coil receiver.) Because the sound is sent directly to the hearing aid, background noise, competing sounds, reverberation, and other acoustic distortions are minimized. The hearing impaired receive clear, comfortable sound.
Induction Loop Systems:
Direct-to-Hearing-Aid Sound Projection For Commercial Venues, Senior Centers and Homes
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Induction Loop Systems: How They Work
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Induction Loop Systems: Professional Installation
Assist2Hear can professionally install Induction Loop Systems in your commercial venue to transmit sound directly to customer hearing aids. We install Induction Loop Systems in:
- Churches
- Senior Centers
- Assisted Living
- Performing Arts Venues
- Universities
- Businesses
- Homes
Assist2Hear hearing loops are designed to conform to IEC-601184 standards, providing clarity and uniformity in sound projection.
Advantages of an Assist2Hear Loop System
- Listeners use their own hearing instruments, so the sound is optimized for each user’s hearing loss and needs.
- A t-coil, the only universal technology amongst hearing aid manufacturers, allows the user to use a hearing loop anywhere in the world.
- Once installed, hearing loops require virtually no maintenance.
- Unlike Bluetooth, there is no limit to the number of users.
- No headset is needed for users with a t-coil in their hearing aid. In contrast, FM and IR systems require all users to wear a receiver, calling attention to their hearing loss.
- Individuals with T-coil-equipped hearing aids and cochlear implants simply activate the T-coil program to hear enhanced sound clarity. There is no need for a separate receiver.