Listen Technologies LT-800-216-01 Stationary Rf Transmitter

Product Description

The LISTEN TECHNOLOGIES LT-800-216-01 is a stationary RF transmitter operating at 216 MHz, designed for professional assisted listening systems. It broadcasts audio signals wirelessly to compatible RF receivers worn by listeners who require hearing assistance in large or acoustically challenging spaces. The unit ships as a single transmitter and is intended for permanent or semi-permanent installation rather than portable use. Audio professionals, AV integrators, and accessibility compliance specialists are the primary installers of this equipment.

The LT-800-216-01 is used in venues and facilities that require ADA-compliant assistive listening coverage, including houses of worship, courtrooms, theaters, conference centers, and educational facilities. It serves as the broadcast hub of a Listen Technologies RF assistive listening system, transmitting audio to individual RF receivers distributed to users with hearing needs. Both new installations and system upgrades are common deployment scenarios.

Key Features

• Stationary form factor designed for fixed installation in AV equipment racks or dedicated enclosures
• Operates at 216 MHz RF frequency for assistive listening signal distribution
• Sold as a single unit for precise quantity control in system builds
• Part of the LISTEN TECHNOLOGIES assisted listening ecosystem for broad system compatibility
• Supports ADA and hearing loop compliance objectives in public assembly spaces

Compatibility

Designed for use within the LISTEN TECHNOLOGIES assisted listening platform. Pair with compatible 216 MHz RF receivers from the LISTEN TECHNOLOGIES product line. Consult system documentation to confirm receiver compatibility before deployment.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed AV integrator or low-voltage systems technician familiar with RF assistive listening equipment. Power down all associated audio equipment before making signal connections to the transmitter. Follow local building codes and ADA guidelines for assistive listening system coverage ratios and receiver quantity requirements. Consult the manufacturer datasheet for antenna placement and RF output connection specifications prior to final installation.