Listen Technologies ACFB200U20 Flat Copper Tape 200m

Product Description

The LISTEN TECHNOLOGIES ACFB200U20 is a flat copper tape used in the installation of audio frequency induction loop systems. At 3.0mm wide, this tape serves as the loop antenna conductor that carries the audio signal around a defined area, enabling assistive listening coverage for hearing loop applications. Audio-visual integrators, low-voltage technicians, and licensed electricians working in assistive listening system installations are the primary installers of this product. The 200m length makes it suited for larger loop perimeters without mid-run splices.

Flat copper tape of this type is installed in commercial and institutional settings where assistive hearing loop systems are required, including conference rooms, houses of worship, theaters, classrooms, and public reception areas. The conductor is typically routed along the perimeter of a room, embedded under carpet or flooring, or fixed along baseboards to define the loop coverage zone. The 200m spool provides enough conductor for large single-room or phased-array loop layouts.

Key Features

• 3.0mm flat profile allows discreet routing under carpet, flooring, or along baseboards
• Copper conductor construction provides reliable audio frequency signal transmission
• 200m continuous spool length reduces the need for mid-run connections on larger installations
• Flat tape form factor simplifies adhesion and mechanical fastening during install
• Designed for use in audio frequency induction loop system infrastructure

Compatibility

Designed as a loop conductor for audio frequency induction loop systems in assistive listening applications. No specific compatible models or systems were identified in the available product data.

Installation Notes

Installation of induction loop systems is typically performed by licensed low-voltage technicians or electricians familiar with assistive listening system requirements. Disconnect and power down all amplifier and loop driver equipment before making any conductor connections. Route and secure the tape along the perimeter of the coverage area according to the system design plan, keeping loop geometry consistent to maintain predictable field strength. Consult applicable local codes and ADA technical standards when sizing and positioning hearing loop systems in public facilities.