How Do I Use the Hearing Loop Systems in Teaching Rooms

How Do I Use the Hearing Loop Systems in Teaching Rooms

Sheffield Hallam has a hearing loop system available in all teaching rooms.
Due to changes and advances in technology, we are currently using both traditional hearing loop systems and infrared systems at Sheffield Hallam.
You can connect directly to rooms with a traditional loop system via the T-channel on your hearing instrument.
For rooms with infrared systems, you will need a separate receiver to connect to the loop system.

Details are included below about the different infrared loop systems used at SHU.

For All Rooms at Collegiate Campus

Most rooms at Collegiate use a traditional loop system however rooms built or refurbished after 2010 use the Sennheiser infrared hearing loop system.  A Sennheiser neckloop is required to access the hearing loop system in these rooms/buildings.
Sennheiser neckloops are available upon request from Disabled Student Support.

The following rooms use the Sennheiser system at Collegiate campus.
Heart of the Campus: All rooms
51/53 Broomgrove Road: W.0.03, W.1.01, W.1.02, W.1.03
Collegiate Library: Mary Badland Lecture Theatre
Main Hall: Herbert Wing 1, Herbert Wing 2
Robert Winston Annexe: E001, E002, E003, E101, E102, E103

For Rooms at City Campus

Cantor Building

New Buildings (Langsett, Strines, Redmires)

Rooms Built or Refurbished Between 2010 and 2020

All Other Rooms

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