Listen Technologies LS-71-216 Assistive Listening Rf System

Product Description

The LISTEN TECHNOLOGIES LS-71-216 is an Advanced Level IV RF-based assistive listening system designed for venues and facilities that require reliable, high-quality audio distribution to listeners with hearing impairment. This system uses radio frequency transmission to deliver clear audio to compatible receivers, making it suitable for ADA-compliant installations in public assembly spaces, houses of worship, conference rooms, and educational facilities. Licensed audio or AV professionals typically handle installation and commissioning of RF assistive listening systems at this performance tier.

The LS-71-216 is intended for use in applications where a robust, multi-listener RF assistive listening infrastructure is required. It fits scenarios such as large meeting rooms, auditoriums, courtrooms, and other public spaces that must meet accessibility requirements under the Americans with Disabilities Act. The Advanced Level IV designation indicates a higher-tier system configuration within the LISTEN TECHNOLOGIES iDSP product family, suited for demanding environments where audio clarity and signal coverage are critical.

Key Features

• Advanced Level IV RF system configuration for broad coverage and high audio fidelity
• iDSP digital signal processing for improved audio clarity and noise reduction
• Designed to support ADA assistive listening compliance requirements
• Sold as an individual unit (each)

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style assistive listening RF system intended for use within compatible LISTEN TECHNOLOGIES iDSP RF receiver and transmitter ecosystems. Confirm component compatibility with system documentation before ordering.

Installation Notes

Installation of RF assistive listening systems should be performed by a qualified AV integrator or licensed low-voltage technician familiar with RF signal distribution. Power down all related audio and distribution equipment before making connections. Local building codes and ADA accessibility guidelines should be consulted to verify coverage area and required number of receivers. Antenna placement and RF channel selection should follow the manufacturer's system documentation to avoid interference.