Complete Auracast Assistive Listening Systems

Each system includes the core components shown on its product page. Transmitter type, listening devices, charging equipment, cables and accessories vary by kit, so confirm the package contents before ordering.

No. The hearing aid model must support Auracast, and its software may need to be updated. Confirm the exact model with Venucast’s compatibility checker before deployment.

The kit quantity is the number of dedicated receivers included for venue handout. Compatible personal Auracast devices may also join. Plan the managed receiver count around expected accessibility demand, not total room capacity alone.

Auracast uses broadcast selection rather than traditional one-to-one Bluetooth pairing. The exact join flow depends on the receiver, hearing aid, headphone, app, and broadcast settings.

Yes. The receiver pool can be expanded with compatible devices. Confirm dock capacity, charging workflow, and receiver compatibility when planning an expansion.

Selected AirCast and receiver configurations support multiple broadcast choices. Confirm the exact channel workflow and receiver controls for the kit you are considering.

Transmitter location, line of sight, walls, seating layout, interference, and installation height all matter. A quoted maximum range is not a guarantee for every venue, so larger or obstructed spaces should be reviewed before purchase.

Choose a closed Non-Auracast fleet when every listener will use venue-issued equipment, established multi-channel switching or ultra-low latency is the primary need, and personal Auracast device compatibility is not required.