Home induction loop system for people who are hearing impaired
The home induction loop system provides everything required to help people who are hearing impaired hear the TV, hi-fi or radio better. Very easy to install (can usually be installed in less than an hour) simply by feeding a thin wire around the room. This is then kept in place either by clipping to the skirting board or by tucking under the carpet edge.

Induction loop system suitable for:

• lounges
• tv rooms
• in car or mobile home

Introduction
When a home induction loop system is installed people who are hearing impaired can use the hearing aid set to the 'T' position. The telecoil in the hearing aid picks up the magnetic waves produced by the loop system. A direct copy of the audio signal from the telly is now 'induced' in this coil and the hearing aid converts this electrical signal back to audible sound for the wearer to hear. In this way, someone sitting in the lounge can clearly hear the telly free from background noise - simply by being inside the loop area.

Home induction loop amplifier with optical connection
The Megaloop DAC induction loop amplifier is a dedicated induction loop amplifier, covering up to 30 square metres. The built in AGC (Automatic Gain Control) circuit maintains a clear and constant level of sound; this helps pre-vent the hearing aid from distorting. That means whatever the TV, radio or hi-fi volume; the hearing aid user will receive a constant level of clear sound with no background noise. If you want to connect your Smart TV the Megaloop DAC System has an integrated Digital Audio Converter, making this the easiest loop system to connect to modern televisions using the digital optical output socket on the TV. It is easy to install with just one Toslink Cable, which is provided. It is also easy to connect a radio or hi-fi to the loop amplifier, with the audio lead provided. Should your TV not have an optical output socket the microphone provided can be attached to the TV’s speaker. The microphone can also be used for conversation.