Listen Technologies LA-438 Advanced Neck Loop Adult

Product Description

The LISTEN TECHNOLOGIES LA-438 is an advanced neck loop designed for adult users in assistive listening applications. The neck loop pairs with compatible personal listening receivers to deliver audio directly to hearing aids or cochlear implants equipped with a telecoil (T-coil). It is worn around the neck and converts the receiver's audio output into an inductive signal that the T-coil picks up. Licensed hearing loop installers, AV technicians, and assistive technology specialists typically supply and fit this accessory in both commercial and institutional environments.

The LA-438 is suited for adult-sized use in venues and facilities where assistive listening systems are deployed, including houses of worship, courtrooms, conference rooms, classrooms, and healthcare settings. It is intended for use with compatible LISTEN TECHNOLOGIES personal receivers as part of a complete assistive listening system. The adult sizing accommodates a range of neck circumferences for standard adult users.

Key Features

• Inductive neck loop delivers audio directly to T-coil-enabled hearing aids and cochlear implants
• Adult sizing for comfortable, secure wear during extended listening sessions
• Works with compatible personal listening receivers to extend assistive listening system functionality
• Sold individually as a single unit replacement or supplemental accessory

Compatibility

Designed as an accessory for use with compatible LISTEN TECHNOLOGIES personal listening receivers that include an appropriate audio output. Confirm receiver output jack type and impedance match before installation.

Installation Notes

No tools or wiring are required for end-user connection — the neck loop plugs directly into the headphone or audio output jack of a compatible receiver. AV or assistive technology technicians should verify that the paired receiver supports neck loop output before issuing the accessory to an end user. Facilities providing assistive listening devices may be subject to ADA compliance requirements; consult applicable accessibility codes for minimum device availability standards.