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Assistive Listening Systems

Assistive Listening

Assistive Listening and interpretation systems from leading brands including Induction Loop Systems, Infrared Assistive Listening and TourGuide Systems.

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Assistive listening systems ensure that audiences with hearing loss can access audio clearly and independently, a key consideration for public venues and service providers.

AC-ET supplies the full spectrum: hearing induction loop systems, which transmit audio magnetically directly to most hearing aids, the most discreet and widely adopted solution for permanent installations in theatres, houses of worship, courtrooms, education and retail environments; infrared (IR) assistive listening systems, which transmit audio via infrared light to wearable receivers and are ideal for spaces where confidentiality or room-to-room signal containment is required, such as courtrooms, cinemas and conference environments; MobileConnect systems, which deliver audio directly to audience members' own smartphones via Wi-Fi, removing the need to distribute dedicated receivers; and TourGuide systems, which provide portable guided-tour audio for museums, galleries, heritage sites and corporate visitor experiences.

All systems are available as complete installation packages or individual components, and AC-ET's audio team can advise on the appropriate solution for your venue type, capacity and budget.

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Why choose AC-ET?

Trusted by the entertainment industry since the early 1970s, AC-ET supplies over 200 leading lighting brands across 80+ countries and is a proud supporter of the Association for Lighting Production and Design (ALPD), PLASA, the Association of British Theatre Technicians (ABTT) and the Society of Television Lighting and Design (STLD).