Induction Loop Installations
We provide professional induction loop installation services – all in line with IEC 60118-4 standards and supporting your obligations under the Equality Act 2010.
- Offices
- Public buildings
- Community venues
- Churches
- Meeting spaces
- and customer-facing environments…
Our systems are designed to deliver clear, reliable sound directly to hearing aid users, creating accessible spaces that meet modern inclusion standards.
Our installers fine-tune every system to the layout and acoustics of your building, completing full testing, calibration and staff training so your team can operate the system with confidence.
Cut through background noise and improve speech clarity for announcements, meetings, presentations, and customer interactions
Why Choose AV Installations?
Backed by 30+ years of AV experience, We design and install hearing loop systems that deliver clear sound and full accessibility compliance.
Our engineers are backed by 30+ years of AV experience across workplaces, worship spaces, community venues and public buildings throughout London, offering fast support seven days a week.
- Installed to IEC 60118-4 & BS 8300 standards
- Fully trained engineers specialising in assistive listening technology
- Certification and performance testing included after every installation
- Expert advice on Equality Act requirements for public-facing spaces
- Covering London and surrounding areas with fast response times
- Installed to IEC 60118-4 & BS 8300 standards
- Fully trained engineers specialising in assistive listening technology
- Certification and performance testing included after every installation
- Expert advice on Equality Act requirements for public-facing spaces
- Covering London and surrounding areas with fast response times
AV installation can elevate your next event or place of business
Hearing Loop System Installers
We provide complete induction loop installation services including surveys, cable routing, amplifier setup, calibration and training.
From the first conversation to final sign-off and maintenance, our qualified induction loop installers manage every part of the process across analogue, digital, fixed, or portable loop systems:
- Free site assessment to confirm coverage area and the best type of induction loop system for your business or building
- Discreet loop cabling, loop amplifier setup & full calibration
- Hands-on training so staff can operate the system with confidence
- Clean, tidy work carried out with minimal disruption
Types of Induction Loop Systems We Install
The environment you work from is a representation of your business. Your hearing loop system should adapt to the space and consistently deliver clear, compliant audio for hearing aid users.
We design and install commercial induction loop systems for workplaces, public buildings and large venues, tailored to your needs to give you the best results.
Portable Hearing Loops
Large Area Induction Loops
Counter Loop Systems
Designed for one-to-one communication at reception desks, ticket counters, retail checkouts, security points and customer service areas.
Phased Array Loop Systems
Used in modern or acoustically complex buildings where standard loops would create interference or sound “spill”. We ensure precise coverage and compliance with British Standards.
Transport & Vehicle Loops
Suitable for taxis, buses, transport hubs and other mobile or public-facing services that require clearer communication for passengers with hearing loss.
Installed to UK Accessibility Standards
Your induction loop system only does half a job if it isn’t compliant. That’s why every induction loop system we install is fully compliant with UK accessibility requirements:
- IEC 60118-4 – the international standard for hearing loop performance
- BS 8300 – UK guidance on creating accessible and inclusive environments
- Equality Act 2010 – supporting your responsibility to provide reasonable adjustments
As part of your installation, we complete full testing, signal strength checks and calibration, and provide documentation confirming your system meets the required performance levels.
Why Different Industries Use Hearing Loop Systems
Induction loops guarantee clear speech and accessibility, keeping your space compliant.
But aside from regulations, your visitors and staff deserve to have a quality experience without straining to follow conversations, announcements, and presentations over background noise.
Not to mention, your day-to-day communication is far easier with the support of this technology. That’s why many spaces have adopted hearing loop systems to keep every visitor’s experience quality, consistently…
- Customer service environments where one-to-one clarity matters
- Meeting rooms and offices where discussions must be easily heard
- Halls, churches and auditoriums where spoken word needs full-room coverage
- Reception counters, ticket desks and retail spaces with constant background noise
- Community venues and public buildings where accessibility is a legal requirement
Where We Install Induction Loops Systems
Working with your teams to install hearing loops and create more inclusive public venues across:
- Offices, reception counters & meeting rooms
- Lecture theatres, auditoriums & event venues
- Places of worship and community halls
- Ticket kiosks, retail counters & transport hubs
Ready to Improve Accessibility in Your Building?
Create a fully inclusive space with a professionally installed hearing loop system.
Book your free site survey today and our specialists will assess your building, recommend the right system, and provide a clear, tailored quote.
Trusted by London’s Workplaces and Public Spaces
With over 30 years’ experience, we design hearing loop systems in-house and install them ourselves, meeting legal standards and making spaces more accessible every day.
Ongoing Support and Maintenance for your Induction Loop System
Ongoing induction loop maintenance keeps your system performing at its best, helping you to promote an accessible environment for people with hearing loss, all year round.
Here at AV Installations, we provide a complete installation paired with maintenance options in London and the surrounding areas, ensuring your hearing loop system is set up and fully operational.
Learn more about our full AV maintenance services to keep your system running at its best.
Quick Guide to Induction Loop Systems
Hearing loops are one of the most widely used assistive listening systems, sending audio directly to a user’s hearing aid.
Induction – or “hearing” – loops send audio straight to the T-coil in a user’s hearing aid, cutting out background noise and boosting speech clarity. UK equality legislation treats them as a “reasonable adjustment,” meaning most public-facing spaces must provide an assistive-listening option.
Systems come in portable, counter-loop and large-area formats, and it’s our installers’ job to help you choose the right type, install it to British Standards, and keep it certified year after year.
FAQs - Induction Loop Installations
Yes – they are both names for the same system. Induction loop refers to the technical method (electromagnetic induction), while hearing loop is the more user-friendly term that highlights who it’s for, people with hearing loss using hearing aids.
If your building is open to the public or regularly hosts events, meetings, or services, then yes, a hearing loop is a smart and often necessary addition. It helps meet your responsibilities under the Equality Act 2010, but more than that, it’s a practical way to make your space more inclusive for people who use hearing aids.
We start by visiting your space to understand how it’s used, assessing things like the layout, the acoustics, and where people sit or gather. Then we install the loop cable as discreetly as possible, set up and fine-tune the amplifier, making sure everything works exactly as it should.
From there, we’ll show your team how to use the hearing loop system clearly and confidently, with no technical jargon.
Absolutely. Whether you need a quick check-up or regular maintenance, we’ve got you covered. We can test the system, update the amplifier, check the signal strength, and if something goes wrong, we’re on hand with priority support to get things back up and running.
If you’re in London or the surrounding areas, yes, that’s us! We’re local, so we can offer quick turnaround times and on-the-ground support when you need it.
Most systems are installed in just one day. If the setup is a bit more involved, we’ll talk you through the timescales during your free site visit. We always aim to keep disruption to a minimum.
Typically, induction loop systems are required anywhere that inclusive, clear audio is needed. That covers a wide range of buildings and spaces, including offices, meeting rooms, churches, theatres, public counters, schools, and more.