Audio Induction Loop This system uses a wire loop to receive input from a public address system or microphone and transmits sound by creating a magnetic field within the loop....
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Receivers: ADA Standard Section 219.3
Section 219.3 covers scoping requirements in the current ADA Standards for receivers for assistive listening systems.
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11B-219.3 Receivers
Where all seats in an assembly area are served by an induction loop assistive listening system, the minimum number of receivers required by Section 11B-219.3 to be hearing-aid compatible...
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General: ADA Standard Section 706.1
There are hard-wired systems and three types of wireless systems: induction loop, infrared, and FM radio transmission....
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11B-706.1 General
There are hard-wired systems and three types of wireless systems: induction loop, infrared, and FM radio transmission....
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2.1.2.2 Additional Proposed Specifications (by Oval Window Audio)
2.1.2.2 Additional Proposed Specifications (by Oval Window Audio) 1....
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Oval Window Audio Satellite III — Large Area Induction Hearing Loop System
The Satellite III is Oval Window Audio's most popular induction loop system for large facilities such as houses of worship and auditoriums. ...
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Oval Window Audio Induction Loop Receivers for Individuals without Telecoil-Equipped Hearing Aids
Oval Window Audio's HLR III Induction Loop Receiver is compatible with all induction loop assistive listening sytems. ...
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2.1.2.3 New York State Standards
In the event that adjacent areas were to be looped, magnetic field "spill-over" should not exceed 15 mA/meter....
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2.1.2 Standards
The International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC) has developed pertinent standards for "Magnetic field strength in audio-frequency induction loops for hearing aid purposes" (IEC, 118‒...
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2.1.1 General Description
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Oval Window Audio Microloop III - Small Area Hearing Loop Systems
Oval Window Audio’s Microloop III is a compact, high quality induction loop assistive listening system suitable for use at home as well as in classrooms, small meeting rooms and automobiles...
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Hearing Loop Systems T-Coil System
How Hearing Loop Systems Work In the most basic form, an audio induction loop system consists of a loop of wire around the perimeter of an area that is connected to an induction loop...
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2.1.4 Issues
In this new standard, the high frequency average (HFA) gain in the microphone position of the hearing aid is explicitly compared to both simulated telephone and induction coil usage (Preves...
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2. BACKGROUND
BACKGROUND Three types of ALS are in widespread use at the present time: Induction Loop (IL) systems, Frequency Modulated (FM) radio systems, and Infrared (IR) systems....
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Acoustiguide exSite Series Wand-Style Audio Guide
Selection screen for easy switching between languages or tour types Easy on-site content updating and modification ADA sensitive with programmable volume range, T-switch and induction...
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Oval Window Audio Portable InfoLoop Hearing System
The Portable InfoLoop is a completely self-contained, one-on-one induction loop assistive listening system....
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4.33.7* Types of Listening Systems
Assistive listening systems (ALS) are intended to augment standard public address and audio systems by providing signals which can be received directly by persons with special receivers...
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F219.3 Receivers
Where all seats in an assembly area are served by an induction loop assistive listening system, the minimum number of receivers required by Table F219.3 to be hearing-aid compatible shall...
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219.3 Receivers
Where all seats in an assembly area are served by an induction loop assistive listening system, the minimum number of receivers required by Table 219.3 to be hearing-aid compatible shall...
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219.3 Receivers
Where all seats in an assembly area are served by an induction loop assistive listening system, the minimum number of receivers required by Table 219.3 to be hearing-aid compatible shall...
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11B-219.3 Receivers
Where all seats in an assembly area are served by an induction loop assistive listening system, the minimum number of receivers required by Section 11B-219.3 to be hearing-aid compatible...
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11B-219.3 Receivers
Where all seats in an assembly area are served by an induction loop assistive listening system, the minimum number of receivers required by Section 11B-219.3 to be hearing-aid compatible...
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11B-219.3 Receivers
Where all seats in an assembly area are served by an induction loop assistive listening system, the minimum number of receivers required by Section 11B-219.3 to be hearing-aid compatible...
