Designing Induction Loops

Ampetronic can design your induction loop system for you. Simple induction loop designs are free, complex array systems will be charged for at a nominal rate. You can request a design here.  Ampetronic can also check your designs for free – send your designs to Support for this service.

Designing a loop system can be very simple, but it is also easy to make a mistake and end up with an inadequate system. Ampetronic Support can give you advice and guidance at any stage of your specification and design process to ensure your system works first time.

If you want to design your own system, we have a guide to designing you own induction loop system. To request a copy of Ampetronic's Designing Induction Loops guide, please fill in our request form and we will send you a copy.

However you approach the design of your system you should also understand:

• possible loop layouts
• loop spill 
• the impact of metal structures 

Below you will find links to some of the tables and data that are contained in the guide as well as the guide. The tables and data are for your convenience but can not be used alone without the guide!

Downloads

	Designing Induction Loops Guide	Request a copy of our full colour 28 page guide to induction loops, available either by email or post. Please fill in our request form to request a copy of the design guide.
	AmplifierComparisonTablev5_0[1].pdf	Comparison table from the full guide, with useful comparisons across the Ampetronic amplifier range
	CableLengthsvsAmplifierTablev5_0[1].pdf	Table of minimum and maximum cable lengths for Ampetronic amplifiers.
	MetalLossesv5_0[1].pdf	Table of approximate metal loss with different array configurations
	PerimeterLoopCurrentGraphsv5_0[1].pdf	Graphs from the full guide for selecting current for perimeter loops
	ArrayCurrentGraphv5_0[1].pdf	Graph from the full guide for selecting current for arrays