Summary
Installation instructions for six counter-loop kits consisting of a driver, loop pad and microphone, with diagrams of pad placement under the counter.
Key findings
- Describes six CTC kits with a loop driver, loop pad and either a glass/wall microphone or a desktop gooseneck microphone (page 1).
- Describes the systems as always active: the listener selects the hearing aid T setting and staff speak normally into the microphone (pages 2-7).
- For the illustrated counters, places the pad in the angle between the underside of the counter top and the front panel. Says this shapes the field so the listener can lean forward to write; warns against damaging the loop wires inside the pad (pages 2-7).
- Places the microphone where staff can sit or stand and converse normally. Microphone and loop-pad positions are separate parts of the installation (pages 2-7).
- Recommends checking sound quality and basic loop level with a loop receiver, and lists a field-strength meter for professional measurement against IEC 60118-4 (page 8).
Limits
Product instructions without independent measurements or a listener study. Pad placement is specific to the illustrated geometry. The date is supported by the document code CTC-systems_DuGb_130906 and matching PDF creation metadata. Its indicator-light advice alone cannot establish field coverage or speech quality.
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www.univoxaudio.co.uk/catalogue/products/pdfs/ctc-systems-ig-gb.pdf
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Bo Edin AB. CTC-systems: Loop driver for cross-the-counter systems - Installation Guide. Bo Edin AB (Univox; copy hosted by UK distributor UnivoxAudio). 6 September 2013. https://www.univoxaudio.co.uk/catalogue/products/pdfs/ctc-systems-ig-gb.pdf (accessed 13 October 2026).
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