Contacta — assistive technology products
4 products from Contacta in our assistive technology catalog. Browse models, compare specs, and find vendor listings.
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Contacta LA-240 Induction Loop Hearing Amplifier
$309.00
The LA-240 is a small-room hearing loop system. It sends TV or other audio straight to a hearing aid's telecoil (the "T" or "Loop" program) through a wire laid around the listening area. The wearer can set volume and tone for themselves without changing what others hear. The kit includes the amplifier, power supply, an optical audio cable, 130 feet of loop wire (covering up to about 750 square feet), a direct connection lead kit, and a microphone on a 4-foot lead. It has optical and coaxial digital inputs plus line and microphone inputs, so one room can feed several sources. It only works with hearing aids that have a telecoil, and the loop wire has to be run around the room.
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Contacta RX30 Loop Listener
$212.00
The RX30 is a pocket-sized receiver that picks up the signal from a hearing loop system and sends it to headphones, so you can hear a loop-equipped room's audio directly. It runs on rechargeable batteries and comes with a lanyard and a belt clip, so you can wear it around your neck or on your waistband. It's meant for someone who doesn't use hearing aids with a built-in loop setting, or who prefers headphones. Headphones are not included, so plan to bring your own.
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Contacta Portable InfoLoop
$382.00
The Portable InfoLoop is a self-contained hearing loop for one-on-one conversations, with a built-in microphone, amplifier, and loop aerial in a single unit. A staff member talks near it, and a listener who switches their hearing aid or cochlear implant to t-coil mode hears the speech directly, with no extra receiver to wear. It suits places like bank counters, reception desks, pharmacies, checkout lanes, and one-on-one meetings. The magnetic field reaches only about 24 inches, so it works best when the listener stands or sits close. It runs on a built-in rechargeable battery for roughly 6 to 8 hours, weighs 3.5 pounds, and has an LED that shows signal and charge status. The listener's hearing device must have a working t-coil.
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Contacta HLD2 Hearing Loop Driver
$358.00
The HLD2 is a hearing loop driver for counter-style setups, like a service desk or ticket window, where one person talks to one other person. It takes sound from a microphone and sends it through a loop of wire (the loop aerial) as a magnetic signal. A person wearing a hearing aid or cochlear implant picks it up by switching the device to its T-Coil program, with no need to ask staff for help. The driver stays on all the time and drops into an energy-saving standby mode when it's quiet. It also has automatic volume control, compression, and a noise gate, and it checks itself continuously. The unit listed here takes a microphone input only, so you'll still need a microphone and a loop aerial to make a working system.
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