Full Review
The loop is installed in Bessel Lab and connected to a CD player so it can be used to evaluate hearing aid t-coil performance. It is not meant to be used as a hearing assistance. The loop is at ceiling height
Additional Notes
I am an engineer at Starkey, and very familiar with this loop installation. There are no signs posted, since it is not meant for public use.
Loop type
Unknown loop type
Working at visit
Working status unknown
Signage present
Unknown
Staff aware
Unknown
Monitoring / T-SIGN
Unknown
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