Since 2004 organisations, including churches and chapels have been required to take reasonable steps to make to ensure equality of access to services for disabled people. This has of course meant that the loop system be introduced to all public buildings.

Loop system installations

If you have not already made provisions for a loop system then contact us immediately for a comprehensive installation quotation. We will come and advise you on the necessary system for your building.

Calibration and servicing of your Loop system

If you have an existing system it is a legal requirement that it is maintained to be effective. To ensure this, the loop system will need a periodic service and where necessary calibrating.

If you already have a system, we can make sure it complies with all the relevant legal requirements and current regulations and best practices. Don’t risk it, contact us today.

Save time and money

If your organisation needs an induction loop system, there can be a major cost saving if it is installed at the same time as a PA system is updated, installed or maintained. Contact us now for an illustration of the savings involved.

Repairs to your loop system

PTE Sound System have all the expertise you need to make sure we can repair your loop system. Don’t risk a non experienced sound engineer tampering with your system. We have installed hundreds of loop systems and know what we are looking for in repairing the system. Saving you both time and money. Contact PTE Sound Systems now for a free survey.

What exactly is an induction Loop sytem?

Induction loops can only help hearing aid users. They are wired into new or existing sound systems and carry a special signal which can be picked up by virtually all modern hearing aids. The quality of sound reproduction obtained in this way is vastly superior to sound picked up by the hearing aid’s built-in microphone, because the microphone will pick up all sorts of extraneous noise, echoes, reverberation and so on which the human ear can filter, but a hearing aid cannot.

Basically the induction system works by transmitting magnetic signals through a loop of wire which can be installed at any level. These signals come from ordinary sound systems through special equipment or from specially installed microphones. The location of the loop is crucial because it has to be effective but unobtrusive. Specialist equipment is needed to check and survey the exact details and to ensure uniform signal coverage . We can assist all aspects of planning installation and maintenance, and needless to say all our installation comply with the relevant technical standards(BS 7594 & EN60118-4).