Average rating
5.0/5
Reviews
2
Latest check
2 Feb 2025
Structured Summary
Loop type
Unknown
Working status
Unknown
Signage
Yes
Staff aware
Unknown
Monitoring / T-SIGN
Yes
Latest Review
Stockholm University Campus albano have all lecture halls with 32 seats are more equipeed with hearing loop and T-SIGN so that non technical staff adn visitors easy can check the status of the hearing loop on a day to day basis.
Additional notes
Good quality of sound.
Review History
Rating: 5/5
2 Feb 2025Stockholm University Campus albano have all lecture halls with 32 seats are more equipeed with hearing loop and T-SIGN so that non technical staff adn visitors easy can check the status of the hearing loop on a day to day basis.
Rating: 5/5
21 Jan 2025Stockholm University Campus albano have all lecture halls with 32 seats are more equipeed with hearing loop and T-SIGN so that non technical staff adn visitors easy can check the status of the hearing loop on a day to day basis.
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