Clear communication for everyone

Hearing loss affects how people experience sound, particularly in large or noisy spaces. Induction loop systems and IR systems remove background noise and deliver a direct, intelligible signal straight to the listener. This means clearer speech, better engagement, and more inclusive participation for all.

Assistive listening systems play an important role in creating inclusive environments for people with hearing loss, as supported by guidance from the Royal National Institute for Deaf People (RNID). They not only improve accessibility but also demonstrate a commitment to equality and compliance with the Equality Act 2010. By ensuring everyone can hear and participate fully, venues create a more welcoming and user-friendly experience. Whether in public buildings, educational settings, or workplaces, assistive listening systems help meet both legal responsibilities and social expectations for inclusivity.


An induction loop system transmits sound directly to hearing aids with a ‘T’ (telecoil) setting. Installed around a room or at a service point, they are discreet, reliable, and easy to use. Loops are ideal for classrooms, meeting rooms, theatres, places of worship, and reception counters.

They provide a seamless experience for users, needing no extra equipment, while staff only need to ensure microphones are used correctly.

Induction loop systems can be designed for single service points or to cover large spaces.

This ensures consistent sound coverage and intelligibility throughout the listening area.

Proper design and commissioning are essential to meet performance standards and deliver a high-quality experience for hearing aid users.

At PVS AV, we ensure every system is tested and certified for compliance, providing confidence that accessibility requirements are fully met.

Infrared (IR) systems transmit audio via invisible light, received by dedicated headsets or stethosets. They’re perfect where confidentiality is essential, such as courtrooms, lecture theatres, or council chambers, as signals don’t pass through walls.

With portable or installed options, IR systems are a flexible solution for group listening, interpretation, or assistive hearing in multi-purpose venues.

Infrared listening systems also offer excellent sound quality and reliability. They remain unaffected by radio interference. They can be integrated with existing AV systems and support multiple channels. This makes them suitable for multilingual environments or venues with varied audio needs.

They are also well suited to spaces where radio transmission is restricted or undesirable, providing secure and interference-free audio coverage. Modern IR systems feature wide-area emitters for consistent signal distribution.They also include rechargeable receivers for convenience and sustainability.

With professional installation and regular maintenance, they deliver dependable performance and an inclusive listening experience for every user.


We design and install hearing assistance systems that meet the latest standards and deliver consistent, reliable performance. Our solutions are discreet, easy to operate, and tailored to your venue’s size, use, and audience. Every system is fully tested and commissioned to ensure optimal coverage, clear sound, and long-term compliance with accessibility regulations.

Specialist knowledge

Experience with induction loop and IR technologies across many sectors.


Standards compliant

Systems designed to meet BS EN 60118-4 and relevant accessibility regulations.


Ongoing support

Routine testing, maintenance, and certification to keep systems performing reliably.