Summary
A maker's two-page account of a Swiss church that installed a hearing loop and an Auracast transmitter together as one assistive listening system.
Key findings
- The RESULT section on PDF page 2 names muribaer sa as installer and describes coordination with the project lead and Ampetronic engineering support for commissioning, testing and documentation. It does not date the installation measurements or specify their instruments, grid or test signal.
- Describes a dual installation in a historic church: one Ampetronic C10-1N hearing loop driver for telecoil users and one Auri TX2N-D Auracast transmitter for Auracast hearing devices and receivers.
- States that the church wanted consistent speech clarity for telecoil users today and a path to Auracast for the future, integrated discreetly in a heritage building and designed for long-term reliability and simple maintenance.
- Reports that the installer measured and verified the loop for uniform magnetic field strength across the listening area, that the system was commissioned, tested and documented with the maker's support, and that the equipment was placed where it remains accessible for routine checks.
Limits
The maker's own account of its products, with no measurement results, costs, user numbers or feedback from listeners. It does not say how the two systems share their audio feed. The date is taken from the document's version code (20260331); the file was created on 17 April 2026.
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- Should a venue keep its hearing loop when it adds Auracast, and can one system serve both?Partly answered
- What works in places of worship, and what do the rules ask of them?Partly answered
Cite this source
Ampetronic | Listen Technologies. Two Solutions, One Goal: Audio for All. Hearing Loops and Auracast at St. Mauritius Church, Berg, Switzerland (case study UV00012-1). Listen Technologies. 31 March 2026. https://www.listentech.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/UV00012-1_CS_HoW_Catholic_Church_St_Mauritius_Switzerland_2026.pdf (accessed 13 October 2026).
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