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Home > FX, Audio & Lighting > Induction Loop Amplifiers >

Adastra Inductive Loop Receiver 952.853

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Compact, battery powered, belt-clip receiver for inductive loop systems. Ideal for testing/setting-up induction loop systems. Can also be used (with an induction loop system) to create an unobtrusive audio tour guide for art galleries, museums etc.

Features:

3.5mm jack socket for headphone connection
Volume control and lo-cut switch to adjust sound quality

Specification:

Battery 1 x 9V (PP3)

Dimensions 60 x 84 x 23mm

Product Code:952.853

Our Price: £35.88

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