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Can other circuits interfere with the hearing aid set on the ‘T’ position?

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Can other circuits interfere with the hearing aid set on the ‘T’ position?

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Hearing aid users (with hearing aid on the ‘T’ position) may hear magnetic interference from electrical equipment and wiring, such as fluorescent lights, light dimming circuits or 3 phase power cables. In extreme cases this manifests itself as a continuous loud hum or buzz. Clearly this is unacceptable for the hearing aid user. It is important that any site allocated for an induction loop system is checked for electro-magnetic background interference (in accordance with BS6083 Part 4). It is advisable that test is carried out before the equipment is fitted. A Field Strength Meter (FSM) is used for the purpose of testing for electro-magnetic background interference. An induction loop system must not be installed or be in use if the electro-magnetic background interference exceeds the critical level of -20dB across the majority of the loop area.

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