AFILS

🔹 Benefits of Installing a Low-Overspill Induction Loop System

1. Improved Confidentiality
   
   

   • Prevents sound “leaking” outside the room, ensuring that sensitive conversations (e.g., in courtrooms, meeting rooms, or GP surgeries) remain private.
     
     

   • Only users inside the defined looped area can pick up the signal.
     
     

2. Targeted Coverage
   
   

   • The system focuses the magnetic field exactly where it’s needed.
     
     

   • Ideal for adjacent rooms (e.g., conference suites or classrooms) where overlapping signals could otherwise cause interference.
     
     

3. High Sound Quality for Hearing Aid Users
   
   

   • Delivers direct, clear audio to hearing aids via the T-coil (telecoil) setting.
     
     

   • Reduces background noise, echo, and distance issues compared to relying on amplified sound in the room.
     
     

4. Compliance with Accessibility Standards
   
   

   • Helps organisations meet the requirements of the Equality Act (UK) and international accessibility laws.
     
     

   • Demonstrates a commitment to inclusion by supporting people with hearing loss.
     
     

5. Discreet and User-Friendly
   
   

   • Hearing aid users do not need additional equipment — they simply switch to the T-setting.
     
     

   • Provides a seamless and dignified listening experience.
     
     

6. Reduced Interference Between Systems
   
   

   • In venues with multiple adjacent loop systems (such as cinemas, lecture theatres, or court complexes), low overspill prevents “cross-talk” between rooms.
     
     

   • Allows multiple loops to operate independently in close proximity.
     
     

7. Versatility in Installation
   
   

   • Can be designed for small confidential spaces (consulting rooms, interview rooms) or larger environments (theatres, lecture halls) while keeping the signal contained.
     
     

   • Flexible loop layouts and phased-array technology can shape the coverage precisely.
     
     

✅ Ideal Applications: Courtrooms, council chambers, GP surgeries, interview rooms, cinemas, adjacent classrooms, and conference facilities where privacy, clarity, and controlled coverage are essential.