Listen Technologies C10-1N Perimeter Loop Driver

Product Description

The LISTEN TECHNOLOGIES C10-1N is a C-Series perimeter loop driver designed to generate and drive an audio frequency magnetic induction loop. The driver outputs a current signal through a wire loop installed around a defined listening area, creating an electromagnetic field that hearing loop systems and telecoil-equipped hearing aids can receive directly. Licensed audio and assistive-listening system technicians typically handle specification and installation of this unit in commercial and public-venue applications.

The C10-1N is suited for assistive listening installations where a perimeter induction loop is required to serve hearing aid users across a defined coverage zone. Typical deployment environments include conference rooms, houses of worship, courtrooms, ticketing counters, and public assembly spaces that must meet assistive listening accessibility requirements. The unit is sold individually as a single-unit quantity.

Key Features

• Drives a perimeter induction loop to produce an audio-frequency magnetic field for telecoil-compatible hearing devices
• Part of the LISTEN TECHNOLOGIES C-Series line for scalable assistive listening system builds
• Single-unit packaging supports both standalone installs and multi-unit deployments
• Designed for permanent installation in commercial and public-assembly venues

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style component for use within assistive listening loop systems requiring a dedicated perimeter loop driver. No specific compatible model numbers or replaced part numbers were provided in the available product data.

Installation Notes

Installation of induction loop drivers should be performed by a qualified audio systems technician or licensed low-voltage contractor familiar with assistive listening system requirements. Power down the system and disconnect all signal sources before making wiring connections to the driver. Loop wire routing and room geometry affect field uniformity, so follow the manufacturer's loop design guidelines for the specific venue. Assistive listening system installations in public accommodations may be subject to ADA accessibility requirements and applicable local electrical codes.