Full Review
Hearing loopis working exactly as intended. A fixed monitoring device (T-SIGN) facilitates so that both priests and deacons in the church are beginning to understand how to operate it the hearing loop. -Eyolf Berg, IVSS Churchear Norway
Additional Notes
No.
Loop type
Unknown loop type
Working at visit
Working
Signage present
Yes
Staff aware
Unknown
Monitoring / T-SIGN
Yes
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