Loop receivers
A receiver emulates the telecoil listening function and can provide an immediate listening check for installers, operators or users without a compatible hearing aid.
Ampetronic · Malaysia reference
Receivers & test equipment
Tools for listening checks, field-strength verification, site assessment and commissioning.
Check before handover
A loop must be tested—not merely switched on.
Listening checks and measurement confirm that users receive the intended signal.
1Receiver: listen to the actual programme.
2Meter: measure field strength and frequency response.
3Commissioning: verify performance across the listening area.
Field-strength measurement
Ampetronic FSM and Loopworks Measure tools are designed for quantitative hearing-loop measurement and commissioning workflows.
Metal-loss site assessment
Site-test tools help identify whether building metal will affect field strength and frequency response before the final loop design is specified.
Commissioning should be planned as part of the project scope—not added after installation. Measurement confirms whether the listening area performs as intended.
Portable hearing-loop access
Ampetronic ILR3 and ILR3+ portable receivers.
Portable receivers extend hearing-loop access beyond users whose own hearing device contains an enabled Telecoil. They are also practical tools for venue staff who need a quick listening check of the loop programme.
ILR3 · Audio hearing-loop receiver
Ampetronic describes the ILR3 as a high-quality audio hearing-loop receiver that allows a user to listen to an audio-frequency hearing-loop system using a standard pair of stereo headphones.
Typical role: portable assistive listening for a visitor, or a straightforward listening check by an operator or technician.
ILR3+ · Receiver + routine system checking
The ILR3+ is designed to make it simpler to regularly check that a hearing-loop system is operating and that field strength is at a correct level to benefit users.
Typical role: listening assistance plus routine operational verification by venue or facilities staff.
Do not confuse routine checking with commissioning. Ampetronic FSM and Loopworks Measure are the quantitative tools used for measurement, system setup and commissioning workflows. A portable receiver does not replace formal IEC 60118-4 commissioning.
Selection remains application-led.
The final equipment schedule should reflect the listening area, installation environment, loop geometry, audio source, commissioning requirement and current Malaysia supply configuration.
System dependencies
Complete the hearing-loop system
A product is only one part of the deployment. Confirm the supporting components and infrastructure before final model selection or installation.
Dependency links are planning paths, not automatic compatibility claims. Exact model/SKU, interfaces, loading, firmware/software and accessories must be verified for the final project.
Area coverage
Hearing-loop drivers
Connect testing/user-access equipment to the actual area-loop architecture.
Open related area →Counter application
Counter / service-point loops
Support localised counter-loop applications where required.
Open related area →System design
Hearing-loop system design
Use field-strength verification as part of commissioning, not as a substitute for design.
Open related area →Selecting for a new project
Choose from the family, then verify availability
Use the listed models as the selection path. Exact Malaysia SKU, stock/channel status, warranty terms and accessories should be verified at quotation stage.
Maintaining an installed system
Do not assume an older model must be replaced
For installed systems, the appropriate path depends on product identification, supportability, compatibility and condition; the outcome may be repair, continued use, phased replacement or migration.
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