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Selected code: 22.06.25

Assistive device types - Selected code: 22.06.25
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	22 - Assistive products for communication and information management Products intended to support, train or replace a person's capacity to receive, send, produce and process information in different forms, including communicating by language, signs and symbols, receiving and producing messages, carrying on conversations an
	22.06 - Assistive products for hearing Devices for concentrating, amplifying, modulating and transmitting sound for a person with hearing problems. Included are, e.g. hearing aids with built-in tinnitus masking. Assistive products for stimulating senses with sound, see 04 28 06.
	22.06.25 - Sound transmission systems for hearing aids Devices for transmitting sound between source and hearing aid. Included are induction loop systems, induction loop amplifiers, radio frequency (FM) transmission systems, infrared (IR) systems and streaming systems.
	22.06.25.S01 - Small induction loop-amplifiers Amplifiers for small loops, designed for one person. Included are, e.g., pillow loops, neck loops and clip-on equipment transmitting audio magnetically by using the pick-up loop inside the users hearing aids.
	22.06.25.S02 - Induction-loop amplifiers Loop amplifiers using electromagnetic waves to transmit audio information to hearing aids. Designed for use in one or more rooms.
	22.06.25.S03 - Induction-loops Passive induction-loops without built-in amplifiers.