Hearing-loop drivers
Perimeter, MultiLoop, networkable and wall-mounted design paths.
Explore →Hearing Loop · Accessibility
Induction Loop & Assistive Listening
Hearing-loop drivers and design references for assistive listening systems planned to IEC 60118-4 performance requirements.
See how it works
Sound goes straight to the listener.
A hearing loop turns microphone or programme audio into a magnetic signal that a compatible hearing device can receive.
ForTelecoil-equipped hearing-aid and cochlear-implant users.
Used inCounters, classrooms, meeting rooms, auditoriums and public spaces.
BenefitClearer speech with less background noise, distance and room echo.
Not every hearing device has an enabled telecoil. Portable receivers can provide another access option, while normal loudspeakers continue to serve the general audience.
Current references
Explore Induction Loop & Assistive Listening
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.
Drive / coverage
Loop drivers
Match driver topology and room design to the required coverage.
Open related area →Test / user access
Receivers & test equipment
Plan commissioning, verification and user-access equipment.
Open related area →System design
Induction-loop design
Coordinate loop layout, input source, metal loss, spill control and commissioning.
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.
Assess an installed product →