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Am induction loop amplification system. System consists of LPB model AM- 5CL AM transmitter, 300 feet of special radiating cable antenna with connectors installed, and a cable terminating unit. Antenna is placed around the room. Transmitter plugs into existing PA system. System uses AM broadcast band; uses standard AM pocket radios as receivers.

Notes: For very large installations, manufacturer can furnish additional 300 foot lengths of cable ($350.00) and/or the larger model AM-30CL transmitter ($150.00).

Price: Contact manufacturer.

This product record was updated on April 24, 2003.

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LPB Communications, Inc

28 Bacton Hill Road
Frazer, Pennsylvania 19355
United States
Telephone: 856-365-8080.
Fax: 856-365-8999.
Web: http://www.lpbinc.com.
Email: info@lpbinc.com.


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