Practical hearing access advice and installation
Induction loops & Auracast™ hearing systems for accessible spaces
We advise on, design and install hearing enhancement systems for churches, theatres, schools, public services and historic buildings. Our induction loop installations are measured and commissioned to IEC 60118-4, with reports for the venue.
Building accessibility
Loop performance measured
Reasonable adjustment advice
Coverage area
What we install
Two technologies, one mission: clear sound for every listener
Induction loops
The proven technology behind every “T” symbol. Permanent perimeter or array loops for halls, churches, courtrooms, classrooms and ticket offices, plus counter loops for receptions and service desks. Compatible with hearing aids and cochlear implant processors equipped with a telecoil (T setting).
Explore induction loopsAuracast / Auri Mobile System
Bluetooth LE Audio broadcasting complements induction loops, with audio received by compatible hearing aids, earbuds and personal receivers. Our portable Auri Mobile System offers another way to provide assisted listening without a fixed loop installation.
Discover AuracastWhy specifiers choose us
Engineering-led, evidence-based hearing accessibility
Surveyed, not guessed
Every enquiry starts with a discussion about who needs to hear what. For fixed installations, we assess the room, its sound system, metalwork, background magnetic noise and listening areas before recommending equipment.
Tested to IEC 60118-4
Every induction loop installation is field-strength tested and commissioned against the standard. You receive a signed performance report for your venue’s accessibility records. Already have a loop? We also test and repair existing systems.
Future-ready
We work with induction loops and Auracast. Where it suits the venue and its users, a hybrid system can provide access through both technologies.
Portable hearing access
Auri systems for venues that need flexibility
We can specify and supply a portable Ampetronic Auri system for rooms and events where permanent cabling isn’t practical. The right package may include receivers, neckloops or headphones, depending on the hearing technology your visitors use.
- Equipment supplied for purchase, specified to suit the venue
- Direct Auracast reception where devices are compatible
- Suitable receivers and accessories for other listeners
- Optional setup and staff training; short-term hire enquiries welcome, subject to availability
Hearing accessibility and your responsibilities
The Equality Act 2010 requires service providers to consider reasonable adjustments for disabled people, including people with hearing loss. A hearing enhancement system may be an important part of that provision, but the most appropriate solution depends on the space, the way speech is delivered and the people using it.
BS 8300-2:2018 provides guidance on inclusive building design. IEC 60118-4:2014, including its 2017 amendment, sets measurable performance requirements for induction loops. We can help you understand the options and provide documented loop commissioning where a loop is appropriate. Read our practical guide.
Coverage area
Based in Wrexham, working further afield when it makes sense
Our core installation area is North Wales, Cheshire, Merseyside, Greater Manchester and Shropshire. We also undertake suitable larger projects across Wales and the wider UK. Longer-distance visits can involve additional travel or accommodation costs, which we discuss before you commit. We can supply portable listening systems nationally, with installation support by arrangement. For temporary events, we also welcome hire enquiries, with availability and pricing confirmed by quotation.
Explore the areas we serve below, or contact us for free initial advice about whether a visit is worthwhile.