The Disability Discrimination Act is now in force and organisers of events have duties to comply with.

Over 10% of the population suffer from hearing impairment.  The DDA now in force states that anyone offering services to the general public must make 'reasonable' adjustments to ensure they do not discriminate against the disabled including the hard of hearing.

At events this will include how they can interact with your staff at locations like information desks, registration points or other interactive situations.

Use of an induction loop system is generally accepted as a suitable way to aid communication with people who have hearing difficulties.

The Portable Induction Loop System

• Fully Transportable.
• Easy To Install and Use.
• Battery or Mains Powered (rechargeable).
• Displays the Required Loop System Sign.
• Fully Compliant.
• P.A.T. Tested.
• Displays The Required Signage.

Make sure your events are comply with The Disability Discrimination Act.  Hire this equipment for only £35 + VAT per unit. (excludes carriage)

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