Listen Technologies LS-100-01-GY Listenir Idsp System

Product Description

The LISTEN TECHNOLOGIES LS-100-01-GY is a complete ListenIR IDSP standard assistive listening system designed to deliver reliable infrared audio distribution in professional and institutional environments. This system provides hearing assistance to listeners who require amplified or transmitted audio in spaces where clear sound reception is critical. It ships as a complete unit and is deployed by licensed audio-visual integrators, assistive technology specialists, and facilities maintenance professionals responsible for ADA-compliant audio infrastructure.

The LS-100-01-GY is intended for use in settings that require assistive listening compliance, such as conference rooms, houses of worship, courtrooms, classrooms, theaters, and public assembly spaces. Infrared transmission technology keeps the audio signal contained within the room, making it well suited for spaces where audio privacy and signal security are priorities. The system is sold as a single unit and is configured for standard IDSP infrared distribution.

Key Features

• Complete IDSP infrared assistive listening system in a single package
• Infrared transmission keeps audio signal contained within the room boundary
• Designed for ADA assistive listening compliance in public and institutional spaces
• Sold as one complete system unit per package
• Suitable for a wide range of fixed-installation hearing assistance applications

Compatibility

Designed as a complete OEM ListenIR IDSP standard assistive listening system from LISTEN TECHNOLOGIES. Specific compatible receivers, transmitters, or expansion components were not listed in the available product data.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified audio-visual integrator or licensed low-voltage systems technician familiar with assistive listening distribution systems. Power down all associated audio equipment before making signal connections. Infrared systems require clear line-of-sight coverage from emitters to listeners, so emitter placement and room geometry should be evaluated during planning. Installations in public assembly spaces may be subject to ADA requirements under the Americans with Disabilities Act as well as applicable local building codes.