Hearing-loop drivers
Perimeter, MultiLoop, networkable and wall-mounted driver families for room and venue coverage.
Explore drivers →Ampetronic · Hearing Loop & Assistive Listening
Malaysia reference hub for Ampetronic hearing-loop drivers, counter-loop solutions, receivers, test equipment and the engineering guidance needed to apply them correctly.
See how it works
A hearing loop turns microphone or programme audio into a magnetic signal that a compatible hearing device can receive.



Not every hearing device has an enabled telecoil. Portable receivers can provide another access option, while normal loudspeakers continue to serve the general audience.
Perimeter, MultiLoop, networkable and wall-mounted driver families for room and venue coverage.
Explore drivers →Localised hearing assistance for counters, reception desks, intercoms, ticketing and help points.
Explore counter loops →Loop receivers, field-strength measurement and site-assessment tools used to verify and maintain system performance.
Explore test tools →Existing technical reference for C5/C7/C10/C14 perimeter and MultiLoop driver families.
Open C Series reference →Understand metal loss, overspill, loop geometry, site testing and commissioning before selecting the driver.
Read the guide →TX2N transmitters, RX1 receivers, charging docks and network management for Auracast assistive listening. Assess listening-device compatibility and the venue requirement.
Open Auri system reference →Share the listening area, building construction and audio source with PNSS before choosing the driver model.