Teleslynge
Teleslynge
Boundary microphone
- The ideal addition to loop amplifier LA-40
- Perfectly integrates voice and ambient noise into the loop system
- 6m connection cable with 6.3mm mono plug


389,00 DKK
Active loop amplifier, in constant current technology with volume compressor for setting up an inductive hearing system. The inductive transmission of audio signals allows users of hearing aids with a T-coil or inductive receivers, like e.g. the LR-200 to receive audio signals. The wireless transmission is an advantage of inductive hearing systems which makes it possible for the user to move freely within the loop.
Inductive hearing systems are used for various applications, e.g. as a hearing aid for the hearing impaired in churches, theatres, cinemas, waiting rooms and lounges, as interpreting facilities, for lectures in museums, exhibitions, etc.
At inductive hearing systems an inductive loop, made of a wire winding, is laid in the floor, the wall or the ceiling and is controlled by a constant current amplifier. Thus, a magnetic field is created within the loop which induces a voltage into the T-coil of the hearing aid or into the inductive receiver. In the receivers, th


2.199,00 DKK
Active loop amplifier, with volume compressor, specifically for setting up an inductive hearing system in domestic locations.
The loop amplifier LA-40 transmits the audio signals from a TV, audio system, and/or microphone to the inductive loop which is laid on the floor, wall, or along the ceiling. Thus, a magnetic field is created within the loop which is received by the T-coil of the hearing aid or the inductive receiver and is then converted again into an audio signal.
The wireless transmission is an advantage of inductive hearing systems. It makes it possible for the user to move freely within the loop and to adjust the volume of the hearing aid or receiving unit (LR-200) as desired, without disturbing the other occupants.
The LA-40 can be connected directly to the SCART jack of a TV (via supplied SCART adapter) or to an audio system. Talks of the other occupants can be heard via the connection of a microphone which is available at option.
The integrated sign


859,00 DKK
Active loop amplifier, in constant current technology with volume compressor for setting up an inductive hearing system.
The inductive transmission of audio signals allows users of hearing aids with a T-coil or inductive receivers, like e.g. the LR-200 to receive audio signals. The wireless transmission is an advantage of inductive hearing systems which makes it possible for the user to move freely within the loop.
Inductive hearing systems are used for various applications, e.g. as a hearing aid for the hearing impaired in churches, theatres, cinemas, waiting rooms and lounges, as interpreting facilities, for lectures in museums, exhibitions, etc.
At inductive hearing systems an inductive loop, made of a wire winding which is laid on the floor, wall, or along the ceiling and is controlled by a constant current amplifier. Thus, a magnetic field is created within the loop which induces a voltage into the T-coil of the hearing aid or into the inductive receiver. In the


1.049,00 DKK
Inductive receiver, for receiving audio signals in inductive hearing systems. The electromagnetic field which is created by an inductive loop is received by the inductive receiver and converted into an audio signal. Any number of receivers can be operated within one inductive loop.
The unit is suitable for people with and without hearing problems and can be used for various applications:
Hearing aid for the hearing impaired
Operational test of inductive hearing systems
Detection of stray radiation within a loop
Interpreting installations
Lectures in museums, exhibitions, etc.
- 3.5mm mono connection for headphone
- Volume control
- Low cut switch
- Belt clip
- Power supply via 9V battery
- Dimensions: 63x100x29mm
- Weight: 100g


479,00 DKK