Hearing loops
Around 50% of people with hearing loss have experienced issues accessing goods and services. A hearing loop will help make your organisation accessible to anyone who uses hearing aids – and ensure you’re compliant with equality legislation.
What is a hearing loop?
A hearing loop helps people with hearing aids to hear conversations more easily. It works when a person’s hearing aids are switched to the hearing loop setting. Sound goes directly to the hearing aids with no distracting background noise. There are different types of hearing loops available. Counter loops are recommended for reception areas and service desks, room loops are suitable for meeting or training rooms, and infrared and FM systems are popular for larger venues.
To discuss your new or existing loop system requirement, call us on 0808 808 0123 or submit an initial enquiry form.
Bespoke solution for your organisation
Whether you’re considering a new hearing loop system or your current system needs attention, we’re here to help. We can also explain how a speech transfer system will improve communication with customers. We’ll advise and support you from conception to installation, to ensure the hearing support system is installed to meet industry standards and your own unique requirements. Calling on a network of engineers across the UK, we offer site surveys and installations, annual maintenance and service calls.
Read more about hearing support systems in our online brochure.
Call us on 0808 808 0123 to find out more.
Video - what is a loop?
Case study - hearing loop installation
We were contacted by Shurdington Community Centre in Gloucestershire to provide a hearing loop quote. The lack of support for deaf people and those with hearing loss was affecting their service users. Read full case study >
More about hearing loops
The Equality Act 2010 and Disability Discrimination Act in Northern Ireland protect people who are deaf or have hearing loss from discrimination. It states that service providers cannot discriminate against people by refusing to provide a service or offering a service of a lower standard.
Yes – one of our specialist engineers will get your hearing loop up and running again in no time. Please get in touch to arrange a service call.
We recommend you maintain your hearing loop every 12 months. We offer annual maintenance and service call schemes to keep it in good working order. Contact us for details.
Our blog has some great articles on hearing loops to make your organisation accessible to anyone who uses hearing aids. Visit blog >
We’re the leading charity for people with hearing loss, so no one is better placed to help. We have over 25 years’ experience installing hearing loop systems to the relevant industry standards and provide excellent-value annual maintenance contracts to ensure that everything stays in working order.
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