Inclusive Audio Experiences That Empower Everyone

Every installation is designed to deliver exceptional audio fidelity, inclusivity, and regulatory compliance:

• Hearing loop systems using T-coil technology provide direct audio to hearing aids or cochlear implants, reducing background noise and improving speech intelligibility.
• Infrared (IR) assistive listening systems deliver secure, line-of-sight audio for mid- to large-size venues, ensuring privacy and clear coverage across the space.
• Digital and wireless broadcast solutions (WiFi or Bluetooth LE Audio) allow multiple compatible devices to receive audio streams seamlessly.

Our systems are designed to adapt to your facility’s architecture and operational needs:
• Modular hearing loop layouts or multiple IR emitter arrays can cover service desks, counters, auditoriums, or irregularly shaped rooms.
• Wireless broadcast transmitters integrate with your AV platform, enabling compatible devices to receive audio feeds directly.
• Hybrid solutions combine traditional assistive listening methods (loops/IR) with next-generation digital broadcast audio to future-proof your facility while maintaining full accessibility.
• Seamless integration with AV control systems, network infrastructure, and user workflows ensures assistive listening is fully embedded in the overall experience.

• Preventive maintenance and diagnostics ensure loop fields and IR coverage remain optimal and compliant.
• Remote system monitoring and software updates keep digital and wireless broadcast components performing reliably.
• Expert support and training provide rapid component replacement, calibration, and operational guidance for your team.
• Compliance documentation and guidance help demonstrate adherence to accessibility standards and regulations (DDA, ADA, IBC, etc.), ensuring inclusive access for all.

Sound masking works by raising the ambient sound level in a controlled way, making
conversations less intelligible at a distance. This delivers measurable benefits across
a wide range of environments, including reduced noise distractions, improved
speech privacy, increased focus and productivity, and enhanced occupant comfort.
Unlike traditional noise reduction methods, sound masking is evenly distributed and
finely tuned to the space, ensuring consistent results without drawing attention to the
system itself.

Our sound masking solutions are engineered for flexible, scalable deployment
across both new builds and existing environments, offering networked, zone-based
control, adaptive tuning to suit different areas, seamless integration with building
systems, and discreet hardware that blends into ceilings and interiors. Centralised
management allows acoustic performance to be adjusted in real time, ensuring each
space receives the right level of coverage based on how it’s used.

In environments where confidentiality is critical, sound masking plays a key role in
supporting privacy policies and compliance requirements. By reducing speech
intelligibility beyond intended listening areas, these systems help protect sensitive
conversations and information without relying solely on physical barriers. This is
particularly valuable in open or shared spaces where traditional acoustic treatments
alone may not be sufficient.

Modern offices prioritise collaboration, but open layouts often increase noise and
distraction. Sound masking helps create quieter, more focused work zones by
reducing the impact of nearby conversations and activity, leading to improved
concentration and employee satisfaction.

In hospitals, clinics, and care environments, protecting patient confidentiality is
essential. Sound masking supports speech privacy in reception areas, corridors,
nurse stations, and consultation spaces, helping safeguard sensitive discussions
while maintaining a calm acoustic environment.

Boardrooms, meeting rooms, and executive offices benefit from reduced sound
leakage into adjacent spaces. Sound masking enhances confidentiality for strategic
discussions without the need for heavy construction or intrusive soundproofing.

Universities, training centres, and learning hubs use sound masking to minimise
distractions in libraries, study zones, and shared learning spaces, supporting better
focus and improved learning outcomes.

Where discretion and compliance are critical, sound masking provides an additional
layer of acoustic privacy in reception areas, interview rooms, and open work
environments, helping protect conversations and sensitive information.