Having chosen an induction loop assistive hearing system, you now will need suitable cable or flat copper tape to create the ‘loop’. Check which type you need by referring to the loop cable chart in our ‘Planning an Induction Loop System’ technical guide.
If the loop amp will be some distance away from the audio source, you may also require a wall mounted remote input plate – you will find a variety of input plates here to suit different microphones and other audio inputs.
Testing an induction loop system is very important, both during installation and on an ongoing basis to check it’s still working correctly. We have a simple loop tester available which is designed for regular simple checks as well as a more comprehensive magnetic field strength meter and listening device which is ideal for installers to check correct operation during commissioning.

Please don't hesitate to contact us for help if you need any advice or further information on our assistive hearing solutions.