An Induction Loop provides an audio signal which can be picked up directly by most hearing aids to improve the sound quality for the hearing aid user. The idea is very simple and a loop can be fitted wherever a sound system is already in use. It is particularly useful in church and other meeting situations.

If a sound system is already in use and a spare output for the loop is available, then the installation of an Induction Loop is very straightforward using readily available components. We can supply all the items necessary and install the loop in your venue.

Alternatively, we provide an Induction Loop design service. Our service will calculate the cable and amplifier requirements for your particular location, specify the components needed to fit the loop and supply you with instructions for installing it yourself. A typical installation would involve just laying out the cable around the circumference of the coverage area, fixing it to the floor/wall and connecting it to the amplifier.

If you are interested in using this service then please email us with the dimensions of the area to be covered and we will email you back with the details and the costs of the components and installation.

If an existing sound system is not already fitted, we can specify and supply a suitable system which would feed the Induction Loop.

We are also able to hire out a loop system which can be connected to an existing sound system with a suitable free output or it can be supplied with the necessary components to pick up the audio sources to feed the loop. This loop system is very flexible and can be configured to suit your particular venue.

We can also supply an Induction Loop tester which allows hearing people to listen to the loop to test its operation and can also be used by those with poor hearing who do not have a suitable hearing aid for use with an Induction Loop. Please go to our Sound Equipment Sales page for more information and prices.