Making Your Office Space Accessible To All
Clear communication should be for everyone. If your commercial space isn’t equipped for people with hearing impairments, you could be unintentionally shutting out a significant part of your audience.
With our help, accessibility is a step towards making your business truly inclusive.
Induction loop systems make sure that everyone, whether in a public space, workplace, or healthcare setting, can hear engage without background noise or audio distortion. At AAA, we specialise in designing, installing and maintaining high-quality induction loop systems that provide noise-free audio directly to hearing aids and cochlear implants.
What Are Induction Loop Systems?
Induction loop systems, also called hearing loops or audio frequency induction loop systems (AFILS), use a discreet cable installed around a space, be it a room, a service desk, or an entire auditorium. When someone with a T-coil-enabled hearing aid or cochlear implant steps into the area, the system delivers sound directly to them, cutting out background noise and making speech and audio far easier to understand.
An induction loop system works like so:
An audio source, such as a microphone, connects to an induction loop amplifier.
A looped cable runs around the designated area, creating a magnetic field
A hearing aid in ‘T’ mode picks up the signal, delivering clean, noise-free sound directly to the user.
It’s fairly simple, effective and doesn’t require any additional devices, just the person’s own hearing aid or cochlear implant.
Why Choose an Induction Loop System?
An induction loop system cuts out background noise, making it easier for people with hearing impairments to hear clearly without distractions. It ensures they can focus on the conversation or audio, whether in a busy shop, a conference room or a public space.
These systems are simple to use. There’s no need for extra headsets or receivers, as they work directly with most modern hearing aids and cochlear implants. Once installed, induction loop systems require minimal maintenance, making them the best choice for businesses.
Under the Equality Act 2010, public spaces in the UK are legally required to provide reasonable adjustments for those with hearing impairments. Induction loop systems are one of the most effective ways to comply with these regulations, ensuring that businesses, public institutions and venues remain fully accessible to all.
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