How do Hearing Loops Work?

Hearing Loops, also known as Induction Loops, are assistive listening devices designed for individuals with hearing loss.

These systems enable users with hearing aids to receive sound directly from a microphone or audio source through a magnetic field. This direct transmission significantly improves sound clarity by reducing background noise and reverberation.

A hearing loop consists of one or more loops of cable, typically installed around the perimeter of a room or building. To use the system, hearing aid wearers simply switch their devices to the 'T' (Telecoil) setting. Our audiologist can confirm if your hearing aid has a Telecoil and guide you on how to access the 'T' settings.

While the basic physics of Hearing Loops is straightforward, their design, specification, and installation are crucial for optimal performance. Properly installed, they provide a clear and enhanced listening experience, making it easier for individuals with hearing aids to engage in various activities.

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Symphony Sound is a trusted provider of Induction Loop systems, serving the United Kingdom, particularly in Surrey. Our friendly team offers comprehensive installation and ongoing support services.

We pride ourselves on having one of the most extensive ranges of equipment in the UK. With our Symphony Hearing guarantee, you can be confident in the quality of both our installations and our products.

After our initial communication, we will gladly conduct a site visit to understand your specific needs and determine the best solution for your building. The required 'field' size can vary based on the application and room dimensions.

Upon completing the installation, Symphony Hearing will provide thorough training and demonstrations to ensure your staff can effectively use the technology moving forward.