Listen Technologies LWS-02B-W1-D 2ch Wi-fi Listening System

Product Description

The LISTEN TECHNOLOGIES LWS-02B-W1-D is a two-channel Wi-Fi assisted listening system designed for facilities that require compliant audio distribution to hearing-impaired users. The system ships with two receivers, allowing immediate deployment without additional hardware purchases. It operates over a Wi-Fi network infrastructure, making it suitable for venues where RF interference or frequency coordination is a concern. AV integrators and facility technology contractors typically specify and install this type of system in compliance with ADA assistive listening requirements.

This system is suited for houses of worship, courtrooms, lecture halls, theaters, conference centers, and other public assembly spaces that must meet assistive listening coverage mandates. The two-channel configuration supports simultaneous audio streams, allowing separate language or program feeds to be distributed across the same installation. The included receivers are ready for patron use at deployment.

Key Features

• Two-channel Wi-Fi audio distribution for simultaneous independent program streams
• Includes two receivers for immediate system deployment
• Wi-Fi-based transmission reduces RF frequency coordination complexity
• Designed to support ADA-compliant assisted listening installations in public assembly venues
• Sold as a complete system unit for straightforward procurement

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-matched component within the Listen Technologies Wi-Fi assisted listening product family. No additional compatible model numbers were specified in the available product data.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by licensed AV integrators or low-voltage contractors familiar with assistive listening system requirements. The facility Wi-Fi network must be configured to support the system prior to deployment, and IT coordination is often required. Verify that network infrastructure meets the manufacturer specifications before connecting system components. Consult applicable ADA Standards for Accessible Design and local building codes for required receiver counts and coverage area compliance.