Opus Technologies assistive listening systems.
Opus Technologies specialises in assistive listening and induction loop systems designed to improve communication for people with hearing loss. As a UK distributor, CIE delivers the full Opus range, so you can deliver clear, reliable audio that helps meet accessibility requirements and creates more inclusive commercial and public spaces.
Clear communication for inclusive environments.
Opus Technologies systems are designed to make everyday communication easier in places where background noise, distance or physical barriers can make listening difficult.
Their products are widely used across:
- Retail and customer service counters
- Offices and reception areas
- Healthcare environments
- Education and public buildings
- Transport and ticketing points
By improving speech clarity and reducing background noise, Opus systems help create more accessible and user-friendly environments.
The complete Opus Technologies range.
CIE supplies a full range of assistive listening solutions from Opus Technologies, including options for both permanent installation and portable use.
Assistive listening devices
Including fixed and portable induction loop systems, window intercom…
Including fixed and portable induction loop systems, window intercom…
Support for Opus Technologies projects: before, during and after installation.
Planning a project using Opus Technologies? CIE offers a full range of support services to help you design and deliver an effective assistive listening solution.
Our AV specialists can support you with:
System design and architecture
Product specification and compatibility advice
Wiring diagrams and infrastructure planning
Rack design and build
System configuration and commissioning
In-person product and installation training
Free online training and regular webinars
Onsite and remote technical support
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