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A sign saying where in a building a loop actually works.
Also known as: Loop coverage sign, Counter loop marking
A hearing loop sign should state whether the loop covers the whole space or only a counter position. A loop sign at an entrance with coverage only at one desk is the commonest complaint about the system, and the coverage statement is what distinguishes the two cases.
States where an induction loop is available and whether it covers a whole space or only a specific position.
Contexts: Public information, Electrical equipment
Is frequently displayed without a coverage statement, which is the commonest documented complaint about loop installations since a whole-room sign at a counter-only loop is misleading.
Contexts: Public information, Electrical equipment
A rectangular sign carrying an ear outline with a diagonal bar and a T, with words naming the covered area.