Williams NKL-001 - Neckloop for use with ADA Receivers and T-coil Hearing Aids

The NKL001 Neckloop hangs around the neck of the user and plugs into any receiver.  It uses a magnetic field to activate the T-coil in hearing aids that are equipped with them.  It is easy to clean and does not go on or into the ear, making it an excellent hygienic choice.

Federal ADA requires that venues provide hearing assistance devices with neckloops to 1% of their seating capacity, with no less than 2 per venue.

How it works:  The NKL001 is a miniature audio induction loop worn around a user’s neck. It uses magnetic energy to transfer the electrical signal from a sound source (FM Receiver, phone, etc.) directly into a T-coil equipped hearing aid.

When an audio signal from an earphone or headphone jack is fed into the neckloop, a magnetic field forms around the neckloop wire and user’s head. The magnetic field varies as the audio signal varies. The varying magnetic field produces a small electrical current in the hearing aid's T-coil that corresponds to the original audio signal. The T-coil’s signal is then converted to sound and amplified by the hearing aid.