Listen Technologies LA-117 Coaxial Dipole Remote Antenna

Product Description

The LISTEN TECHNOLOGIES LA-117 is a coaxial dipole remote antenna designed for use with assistive listening systems. It extends the reception range and improves signal clarity for RF-based assisted listening transmitters and receivers. The antenna mounts remotely from the main unit, allowing installers to position it for optimal coverage in a given space. AV integrators, system technicians, and low-voltage installers typically deploy this component during assisted listening system buildouts in facilities requiring hearing accessibility compliance.

The LA-117 is suited for installation in venues where assisted listening coverage is required, including houses of worship, courtrooms, conference rooms, theaters, and classrooms. It connects to compatible LISTEN TECHNOLOGIES transmitter or receiver hardware to extend or improve the antenna signal path. Remote antenna placement helps overcome signal obstructions and supports more consistent RF distribution across larger listening areas.

Key Features

• Coaxial dipole design for improved RF signal reception and transmission
• Remote mounting capability allows placement independent of the main unit
• Supports assisted listening system deployments in a variety of venue types
• Sold individually as a single unit replacement or supplemental antenna

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style remote antenna for use with compatible LISTEN TECHNOLOGIES assisted listening transmitter and receiver systems. Verify connector type and frequency band compatibility with the target unit before installation.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a low-voltage or AV systems technician familiar with RF antenna placement and assisted listening infrastructure. Power down or disable the transmitter and receiver before connecting or disconnecting the antenna. Follow facility ADA compliance requirements and applicable local codes governing assistive listening system installations. Avoid routing the coaxial cable near high-voltage conduit or other sources of RF interference.