Neckloop Vendors
Below are vendors to purchase different types of neckloops.
Neckloops are required under the ADA. If they are missing, give feedback or submit a formal complaint (this website)
Neckloops are not universal. The receiver or audio devices does two things 1) sends the audio and 2) powers the neckloop to create a proper electromagetic field. The connections must match.
Photo: 3 different types of jacks
Purchasing your own neckloop is a workaround. If you don’t know whether you’ll be able to connect, some people choose to bring their own.
Neckloop Information
- Neckloop information and FAQ (this website)
- How to use neckloops with telecoils (this website)
Neckloop Comparison
Which inductive neck loops are suitable for Auracast/FM/IR receivers? Pro Audito Switzerland, 8 September 2026 (article, pdf)
Neckloop Products
The Center for Hearing Access is a clearinghouse for information, but cannot identify all firms that sell products, nor can it evaluate the quality of their products or services. If you have additional suggestions, please contact us (this website).
- Avantree (United States and China based)
- Bellman and Symfon (Sweden based)
- Geemarc (France based)
- T-Loop (amplified), US vendor Teltex
- ListenTech/Ampetronic (United States and UK based)
- Intelligent Ear Phone/Neckloop Lanyard (LA-430)
- Advanced Neckloop, Adult (LA-438)
- Advanced Neckloop, Child (LA-439)
- Monacor (Germany based)
- Sennheiser (Germany based)
- Televic/Beyerdynamic (Belgium based)
- WilliamsAV (United States based)
- ClearSounds V708 CLA7v2, amplified