Listen Technologies LS-70-072 Stationary Listening System

Product Description

The LISTEN TECHNOLOGIES LS-70-072 is a stationary assistive listening system designed for fixed installations in facilities that require hearing accessibility compliance. Classified as an iDSP Prime Level IV unit, it delivers digital signal processing audio distribution to listeners who require hearing assistance in public or commercial spaces. This type of system is typically installed by licensed audio-visual or low-voltage integrators working within accessibility-mandated environments such as houses of worship, courtrooms, theaters, and conference facilities.

The LS-70-072 is suited for permanent, stationary deployments where a reliable, fixed assistive listening solution is required. It falls within the iDSP Prime Level IV product tier from LISTEN TECHNOLOGIES, indicating a professional-grade stationary configuration intended for medium to large venue applications. Installation is performed by AV integrators or low-voltage contractors familiar with assistive listening system requirements under ADA accessibility guidelines.

Key Features

• iDSP Prime Level IV classification for professional stationary deployments
• Fixed installation design suited for permanent venue setups
• Part of the LISTEN TECHNOLOGIES assistive listening product family
• Sold as a single unit (EA) per order quantity

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style stationary assistive listening component within the LISTEN TECHNOLOGIES iDSP Prime system family. No specific compatible receiver or accessory model numbers were provided in the product data.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified low-voltage or AV systems integrator with experience in assistive listening deployments. Power down all related audio distribution equipment before connecting or disconnecting system components. ADA Standards for Accessible Design and applicable local codes should be consulted to confirm required coverage and receiver quantities for the venue. Do not attempt to modify the unit or connect it to incompatible audio infrastructure without consulting the manufacturer documentation.