Designed for room and venue coverage
C Series powers a professionally designed hearing loop so compatible users can receive the programme through their T / telecoil setting.
Official Ampetronic C10-2 visual used as a representative C Series product image. C Series models vary by channel count and output.
Ampetronic · Networkable Hearing Loop Drivers
Ampetronic C Series
Product / system referenceC Series
Networkable hearing-loop driver family for assistive-listening systems, spanning perimeter and MultiLoop models with remote monitoring, diagnostics and DSP-based setup.
5–14 ADriver family
1 / 2Loop channels
NetworkMonitoring
IECLoop design
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.
Selection guidance
When C Series is the right path
Useful for managed venues
Network models support remote status, adjustment and fault reporting for facilities, AV and service teams.
Built for verification and support
Test tones, indicators and diagnostics help trained teams commission the system and maintain reliable operation.
Part of a complete design
The driver alone does not guarantee performance. Loop layout, site conditions, installation and IEC 60118-4 commissioning all matter.
Technical reference
C Series reference
View C Series models and technical details
| System type | Audio-frequency induction / hearing-loop driver family |
|---|---|
| Perimeter models | C5-1 5A · C7-1 7A · C10-1 10A |
| MultiLoop models | C5-2 5A · C7-2 7A · C10-2 10A · C14-2 14A |
| Networking | Networked models support browser-based remote reporting, adjustment and fault monitoring |
| Rack format | 1U 19-inch rack format |
| Standards context | Designed as part of systems intended to meet IEC 60118-4; correct loop design and commissioning are essential |
Official manufacturer source & Malaysia confirmation
Current manufacturer information is used as the technical reference. Product revision, software/firmware, accessories, approvals, country SKU, availability and final project configuration can change; The exact Malaysia requirement should be verified before quotation or tender submission. Official Ampetronic reference ↗
Current manufacturer information is used as the technical reference. Product revision, software/firmware, accessories, approvals, country SKU, availability and final project configuration can change; The exact Malaysia requirement should be verified before quotation or tender submission. Official Ampetronic reference ↗
Applications
Typical deployment environments
Lecture theatresAuditoriumsService countersConference facilitiesPublic-access buildings
Integration considerations: The final design should be based on the complete workflow—not the product alone—including interfaces, network/power, mounting or rack design, accessibility, monitoring, operational policy, commissioning and lifecycle support.
Before choosing a model
Common questions
Will every hearing aid receive the loop signal?
No. The hearing aid or cochlear implant needs an enabled T / telecoil programme. A portable receiver can be considered for visitors without one.
Does the room still need loudspeakers?
Usually, yes. The hearing loop is the assistive listening channel for compatible users; the PA or room audio system continues to serve the general audience.
Can the driver be selected from room size alone?
No. Loop layout, room shape, building metal, spill control, audio inputs and the required listening coverage all affect the design and driver choice.
Continue exploring
Related Professional Audio references
Design context
C Series is one part of the complete hearing-loop architecture.
Use the PNSS hearing-loop authority pages to assess metal loss, overspill, loop geometry, counter applications and commissioning before finalising the C Series model.
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 →Product family navigation
Continue from this model
Return to Induction Loop & Assistive Listening, continue to the relevant solution, or open a selection guide without losing product context.
New project / active selection
Select through the current family
Use the parent family and solution links to compare application fit. Current Malaysia availability, exact SKU, warranty terms and compatible accessories should be verified at quotation stage.
Existing installed product
Assess support before replacing it
Already installed? Identify the exact model and condition first, then verify lifecycle, parts/software support and the practical repair or migration path.
Open legacy & replacement support →Not sure whether C Series suits your room?
Share the room, intended listening area and audio source. PNSS can assess the loop design before a driver model is selected.
