Use
your hearing aid T-switch
with a room-sized induction loop
for better quality hearing.
Enjoy your favourite music, television shows and clearer personal conversations.
LA40 is
a room-sized induction loop in a complete kit ready for home installation.
Maximum area = 40 square metres.
•
easy and inexpensive to install
• use your hearing aids on T-switch to hear quality sound from your
stereo, television, radio and also conversations at the table
• eliminate annoying background noise completely
An induction loop system is especially helpful for those using hearing
aids when
•
Background noise within the room interferes with hearing
• There is poor sound quality from an existing speaker system
• There is a distance of more than 1.5 metres from the source of
sound
• Sharing a room with people whose hearing needs are different (eg.
When different volume or pitch of sound is required)
Loop Amplifer
LA40 for the Home or Small Meeting Room
The
LA40 comes in a complete kit suitable for the practical home owner.
Cost
$299
The
kit comprises:
LA40 loop amplifier
35m cable (applications must use between 19 – 35 m of this cable)
cable clips
RCA TO RCA lead for connection to AV OUT on TV or similar application.
Small personal microphone for situations where direct connection to TV
or sound system is not possible.
Power supply (Australian approved)
Manual (Multi European language)
Note: Conference Microphone ECM 300 LA is recommended when
using this loop amplifier for family occasions and meetings.
Setting up the Induction Loop System
The loop
system is quick and easy to set up. No technical expertise is
necessary. However, you may wish to engage a tradesman (builder
/ electrician) to install the loop of wire.
The room
loop is placed around the perimeter of the room.
The loop may be placed under a carpet, under a timber floor, inside a
ceiling
or attached to the skirting board around the perimeter of the room.
The room loop is then connected to the appropriate outlet on the loop
amplifier unit.
Those wishing to hear through the loop must sit within the loop circumference
to receive the best quality of sound.
The loop
amplifier unit can be directly connected to some types of television
sets and radios. However, if a connection outlet is not available
on the television set, simply place the microphone close to the speaker
on the radio or television set.
The loop
amplifier has a connection for an alarm (eg. front door
bell) to alert the listener when using the loop while the hearing aid
is switched to T position.
We
are happy to advise you as to how the room loop may be tailored
to suit your particular situation and needs as well as the most suitable
leads and adaptors to use when connecting to a television set or radio
etc.
 
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