Listen Technologies LS-56-216 Rf System 216 Mhz

Product Description

The LISTEN TECHNOLOGIES LS-56-216 is an iDSP Level I radio frequency assistive listening system operating at 216 MHz. Designed for environments where clear, reliable audio transmission is required, this RF system delivers wireless sound to listeners who need hearing assistance in public or commercial spaces. The 216 MHz operating frequency provides stable signal transmission suitable for a range of assisted listening deployments. Audio-visual technicians, accessibility compliance contractors, and facility managers are the typical professionals who specify and install this system.

This RF assistive listening system is suited for applications requiring ADA-compliant hearing assistance solutions. Typical installation environments include houses of worship, auditoriums, conference rooms, courtrooms, classrooms, and other public assembly spaces where assisted listening is required by code or requested by occupants. The iDSP Level I platform is designed for straightforward deployment in smaller to mid-scale venue applications.

Key Features

• Operates at 216 MHz RF frequency for stable wireless audio transmission
• iDSP Level I platform for assistive listening applications
• Designed to support ADA and assistive listening compliance requirements
• Sold as a single unit (EA) for flexible system scaling

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style component within the LISTEN TECHNOLOGIES assistive listening product line for use in RF-based assisted listening system configurations operating at 216 MHz.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified audio-visual or low-voltage systems technician familiar with assistive listening system requirements. Power down any related audio equipment before connecting or servicing system components. Placement of the transmitter antenna and receiver distribution should follow the manufacturer guidelines to optimize RF coverage throughout the listening area. Local building and accessibility codes, including ADA requirements for assistive listening systems, should be consulted prior to installation.