There are two types of portable induction loop systems:
An amplifier, cables and microphones in a case for setting up temporary loops. Ampetronic can provide kits for this purpose. Alternatively you can purchase Ampetronic equipment in a pre-assembled kit from Connevans.
Many companies offer portable induction loops with an amplifier and loop combined for counters or reception desks or similar, or as clipboards or other portable items.
Ampetronic do not sell portable loops. Portable loops are generally unsuitable for providing an acceptable level of service to the hearing impaired, and great caution is advised for anyone considering such a purchase. We propose some questions that should be asked if considering portable loop systems here.
100 people from 15 nations across the globe attended the world’s first international hearing loops conference which revealed that induction loop technology is the most commonly preferred technology for assisting hearing impaired people.
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