TTYS for home or business use
Superprint 4425
Superprint 4425L

UNIPHONE & portable TTYS
Uniphone 1150

Products for Speech Impaired People
Uniphone 1150

TTY Rental Program
Telstra Disability Equipment Program

Amplified Phone
Uniphone 1150
Oricom TP170 - Care Phone
Oricom TP1100 - Loud and Clear Amplified Phone

Products For Public Access Venues
Public TTY ST 120
Public TTY 240 M
Powered audio induction loop system
Hospitality Kit
Starsound 600 Infrared System
Sound Field Systems

- Frontrow Pro Infrared
- Frontrow Tempo FM
- Frontrow To Go

Alarms and Alerts
Shake awake alarm clock
Vibralarm Clock
Vibralite 3™ Watch
Wake N Shake Alarm Clock
Crystaltone Telephone Ringer
Doro Teleflash
Phonic Ear Home Hearing Aid System
Phonic Ear Observer (Baby Alert)
Bellman Visit Smoke Alarm

Assistive Listening Devices

TV/Radio Aids
Hatis® Hearing Aid Compatible* Headset
Phonic Ear Home Room Loop System
Phonic Ear Beam
Sennheiser IS380
Sennheiser 810
Sennheiser 810S
Sennheiser 820
Sennheiser 820S
Geemarc CL iLoop

Telephone Aids
Hatis® Hearing Aid Compatible* Headsets
Phonic Ear TA80 Portable amplifier
Nokia Loopset LPS-4
Artone Bluetooth Loopset
Artone Inductive Neckloop
T-Link

Communication Aids (personal & public)
Lexis wireless FM communication system
Oticon Amigo Amplified Sound System
Univox Loop Tester & Personal Communicator
Powered audio induction loop
Sennheiser Audioport A200

Home Room Loop Systems

A Printacall home room loop system brings the sound to you

A home room loop enables a person wearing a hearing aid with a T switch to access the sound from a TV, radio or other equipment via the loop amplifier. The loop system minimises distracting background noise from within the room and from outside and provides clarity of sound.

The volume of sound from the TV or radio through the room loop to the user is at a more natural level. The whole family can enjoy the sounds of entertainment without uncomfortable noise levels.

Free to move around the room within the loop

The user of the room loop is free to move anywhere within the looped room and enjoy the sounds at their individual volume level, without interfering with other people. No messy wires, to listen through the loop, switch your hearing aid to the T switch anywhere inside the loop system.

How do we install the room loop?

We install a loop amplifier, run a cable around the room selected by you, and connect the loop cable to the purpose built amplifier. A microphone is placed on the speaker grille of the TV or radio or connected direct to the equipment by a suitable connection, if available. A portable microphone can also be used by the hearing impaired person within the loop area to pick up sound.

In most situations, we run the loop cable around the room under the floor. Installation is neat and efficient. If access under the floor is not possible, other options may be available.

Where is the loop amplifier?

The loop amplifier, which is relatively small in physical size, does not require adjustment by the user once installed. It will sit on top of or under the TV or radio and is easy to operate and attractive in appearance. The user will make the necessary adjustments for clarity of sound and volume through their hearing aid.

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Contact our Customer Service Desk for further information on (02) 9809 2392 or Contact Us

At the time of installation, a Printacall technician will advise you of the best method of installation relative to your chosen location. Printacall is a specialist in audio induction loop systems and has installed over 700 systems including major public buildings in New South Wales and the ACT.