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Hearing Loop Receiver with Lanyard Package

Hearing Loop Receiver with Lanyard Package

Item:LP-IL-1b Price: Original price was: $182.00.Current price is: $145.60.B-STOCK

The LP-IL-1 is a high quality audio hearing loop receiver which allows a non-hearing aid user to listen to the audio that is being produced by the Hearing Loop system. The receiver also provides a visual as well as auditory confirmation with the included headphone and ear pieces allowing for facility managers and system installers to check system performance.

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Includes

One (1) Hearing Loop Receiver with Lanyard
One (1) LA-366 High Capacity 9V Alkaline Battery for LR-IL-1
One (1) LA-161 Single Ear Bud
One (1) LA-164 Ear Speaker
One (1) LA-165 Stereo Headphones
One (1) LA-405 Universal Stereo Ear Buds
One (1) LA-163 Replacement Cushions for Ear Buds (20)
One (1) LA-167 Replacement Cushions for Stereo Headphones (10)
One (1) User’s Guide

Highlights

  • This complete loop receiver package comes with the Listen Loop receiver, 9V battery and a variety of headphone and ear piece options with replacement cushions
  • Allows the user without a hearing aid to listen to hearing loop system using a pair of headphones.
  • Essential for installers, venue managers and even organizers to check the induction loop system is working

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Specs

+Audio

Frequency Response85 Hz - 6 kHz ± 0.5 dB
Distortion< 0.5% THD @ 1 kHz

+Indicators

Battery StatusOK when LED Illuminated

+RF

Output Power110 dBA SPL at 16 Ohm Load

+Power

Battery Type9V Alkaline
Battery LifeApproximately 100 hrs.

+Physical

Width2.5 in. (63 mm)
Height4.0 in. (102 mm)
Depth.87 in. (22 mm)
Shipping Weight1.2 lbs. (0.6 kg)
Weight.31 lbs. (.14 kg)

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FAQs

+What is spill or overspill?

Overspill occurs when the magnetic field created by hearing loop can be heard outside of the looped area (such as a room). The field is “spilling” outside of the looped area and can affect other nearby loop systems.