ADA Listening Systems
Our wireless FM systems with Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) are designed to help individuals needing auditory assistance or language interpretation overcome background noise, reverberation, and distance from the sound source. Ideal for small to large-group listening scenarios. Individual users can wear personal FM receivers anywhere within the coverage area to hear crystal-clear sound directly from the sound source.
These assistive listening systems provide equal access to people with disabilities, including those who are hard-of-hearing. Convenient and economical solutions that meet all the ADA requirements you need to accommodate individuals for hearing accessibility in small, medium, and large public facilities such as auditoriums, theaters, conferences, and houses of worship. FM transmitters broadcast a speaker's voice, music program, or audio source wirelessly up to 1000 feet to the listening audience and individual listeners.
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Choosing ADA Assistive Listening Systems
Most people feel overwhelmed when choosing a wireless FM listening system for Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) requirements. Don’t worry. With over 100 years of collective audio design experience, we’ve got you covered.
1. Select ADA Listening System
Choose the assisted listening system from the list below that you feel will best meet your auditory assistance or language interpretation needs. Don’t worry, this is just a starting point.
2. Customize with a Sales Engineer
One of our Sales Engineers will guide you in finalizing a product selection that is tailored to your application and budget.
3. Purchase the Right System for You
Feel confident knowing that the system you have purchased is designed by a qualified audio engineer and will work - exactly the way you need it.
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Our committed, experienced professional sales engineers deliver reliable designs and provide lifetime tech support for all products.
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The Williams Sound FM 557-24 FM Plus large-area dual FM and Wi-Fi assistive listening system comes with an FM T55 transmitter, 24 FM R37 receivers, 24 earphones, 6 neckloops, and an ADA wall plaque.
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The Williams Sound FM 558-24 is an FM+ large-area dual FM and Wi-Fi assistive listening system that comes with an FM T55 transmitter, 24 FM R38 receivers, 24 earphones, 6 neckloops, and an ADA wall plaque.
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The Williams Sound FM 557-24 PRO FM Plus large-area dual FM and Wi-Fi assistive listening system comes with an FM T55 transmitter, 24 FM R37 receivers, 24 earphones, 6 neckloops, 2 12-bay chargers, rechargeable batteries, and an ADA wall plaque. It also comes with a coaxial cable and rack panel kit for professional installation.
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The Williams Sound FM 557-24 PRO D FM Plus large-area dual FM and Wi-Fi assistive listening system with Dante comes with an FM T55 D transmitter, 24 FM R37 receivers, 24 earphones, 6 neckloops, 2 12-bay chargers, rechargeable batteries, and an ADA wall plaque. It also comes with a coaxial cable and rack panel kit for professional installation.
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The Williams Sound FM 558-24 PRO is an FM+ large-area dual FM and Wi-Fi assistive listening system that comes with an FM T55 transmitter, 24 FM R38 receivers, 24 earphones, 6 neckloops, 2 12-bay chargers, 24 rechargeable batteries, and an ADA wall plaque. It also includes a coaxial cable and rack panel kit for professional installation.
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The Williams Sound FM 558-24 PRO D is an FM+ large-area dual FM and Wi-Fi assistive listening system with Dante that comes with an FM T55 D transmitter, 24 FM R38 receivers, 24 earphones, 6 neckloops, 2 12-bay chargers, 24 rechargeable batteries, and an ADA wall plaque. It also includes a coaxial cable and rack panel kit for professional installation.
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Our wireless FM systems with Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) are designed to help individuals needing auditory assistance or language interpretation overcome background noise, reverberation, and distance from the sound source. Ideal for small to large-group listening scenarios. Individual users can wear personal FM receivers anywhere within the coverage area to hear crystal-clear sound directly from the sound source.
These assistive listening systems provide equal access to people with disabilities, including those who are hard-of-hearing. Convenient and economical solutions that meet all the ADA requirements you need to accommodate individuals for hearing accessibility in small, medium, and large public facilities such as auditoriums, theaters, conferences, and houses of worship. FM transmitters broadcast a speaker's voice, music program, or audio source wirelessly up to 1000 feet to the listening audience and individual listeners.
