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XL-Sound Service
- AGC (Automatic Gain Control)
- Microphone input
- Loop Pad output
- 2-band tonecontrol, bass and treble , for optimum intelligibility
- "LOOP" LED indicator, function control
- "POWER" LED indicator, mains
- All adjustmens available from outside

When customers with hearing aid enter a bank, post office, railway station or similar, they are faced
with the problem of background noise and many people talking at the same time.
For this reason, it is difficult for bank or post office staff to communicate effectively across the counter,
especially across counters with security screens. These situations may cause confusion or embarrassment
on both sides of the counter.
The XL-Sound Service is a communication system that enables you to give these customers better
hearing. It consists of a mini microphone, a small amplifier and a loop pad. All the units can easily
be fitted inside the existing counter without disturbing normal working routines.
The generated magnetic field is arranged in such a way to give almost total secrecy.
Technical data
Power supply: 230 V 50 Hz
Coverage: 2 sqm (with the supplied loop-pad)
Inputs:
MIC: 3.5 mV-5V/12 Kohm/70 Kohm
LINE: 6 mV-10V/33 Kohm/200 Kohm
Outputs:
LOOP: max current 3.5 A RMS/1 ohm (125 ms)*
PHONES: Connector for headphones
Equalizer (EQ):
BASS: ± 9 dB/100 Hz
TREBLE: ± 9 dB/10 KHz
Frequency range, EQ flat: 100-5000 Hz (± 3 dB)
S/N ratio: >65 dB
AGC range: >60 dB
Other:
Tone indication, 1100 Hz, for external signal
"LOOP" LED (Indicator for correct function)
"POWER" LED (Indicator for mains)
Automatic LOOP/PHONES-function
Dimensions: 162x77x37 mm (WxDxH)
Weight: 0.715 Kg
Accessories: Microphone (goose-neck or miniature), loop-pad and
mounting-details are supplied
Approved according to the SEMKO Nordic Test specifications. Also -approved
* Measurements carried out in accordance with the Nord Test Method. Due to active time-dependent
signal processing, the loop amplifier cannot be measured during continuous operation.
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