Deaf loop / counter with induction amplifier for hearing aid users

If you want to equip a counter in compliance with the BehiG, a hearing loop is essential (requirements according to standard SN EN 60118-4: 2015+A1:2018).

Excerpt from the UVEK regulation on the technical requirements for the accessible design of public transport: 151.342, Art. 5, para. 7: In switchgear with intercom systems, at least one switch must be equipped with an induction amplifier for hearing-impaired individuals and appropriately marked.

An induction loop, also known as a Hearing Loop or T-Loop, is an assistive hearing system that enables people with hearing impairments to access facilities. It captures a sound source and transmits it directly to a hearing aid without background noise. The presence of an induction loop should always be indicated by the sign on the right side.

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