Interpreters listen to the floor audio at a console and speak the translation, which is sent to listeners on separate channels. Listeners pick their language on a receiver, which may use RF, infrared or Wi-Fi to their own phone.

Infrared stays inside the room, which suits confidential meetings. RF covers larger or multi-room areas. Wi-Fi systems stream to listeners' own smartphones, which reduces receivers to manage.

A hearing loop is a wire around a room or counter, driven by a loop amplifier, that sends audio straight to hearing aids and cochlear implants set to the telecoil (T) setting. Users do not need a separate receiver.

Assistive listening systems are required in many public assembly areas, and the 2010 ADA Standards call for a share of receivers to be hearing-aid compatible. A loop meets that need directly. We can review your space and requirements.

Williams AV, Listen Technologies, Televic, TOA and others, including consoles, transmitters, receivers, loop drivers and signage.

Yes. We design, install and test interpretation and loop systems, including loop field-strength checks. Call (888) 230-3661 or email sales@creationnetworks.net.