Interactive Infinity Tunnel

Ready to See Your Sound?

The TFH Interactive Infinity Tunnel transforms voices, clapping, music and other sounds into a captivating fibre optic light display with the illusion of infinite depth.

Make a sound and watch the tunnel respond. Sound-sensitive colours illuminate and appear to rotate through the tunnel, with the visual effect changing in response to sound. From gentle twinkling to fuller illumination, users can experiment with their voice and surrounding sounds to create an immediate visual reaction.

Use the included handheld microphone to encourage vocalization and active participation, or allow the panel to respond to ambient sounds in the room for hands-free sensory interaction.

Ideal for sensory rooms, special education, therapy spaces, activity centres and multi-sensory environments.

Ready to Make Some Noise?

Designed for simple, rewarding sound-to-light cause-and-effect interaction, the Infinity Tunnel offers multiple sound sensitivity levels so the experience can be adjusted for quiet, medium or louder sounds.

1. Sound-responsive interactive sensory wall panel
2. Fibre optic light display with TFH infinite-depth optical illusion
3. Lights respond to voices, clapping, music and ambient room sounds
4. Visual response changes with sound input, from twinkling to fuller illumination
5. Included handheld microphone encourages vocalization and direct interaction
6. Ambient sound response provides hands-free participation
7. Adjustable sound sensitivity levels
8. On/off control
9. Supports visual tracking, colour recognition and sound-responsive activities
10. Maintenance-free LED technology
11. Designed for wall mounting
12. Dimensions: 24" W x 29" H x 4" D

Ready to Turn Cause into Effect?

The Infinity Tunnel is for users who are motivated by light, sound, and immediate visual feedback. A voice, clap or other sound creates a visible response, providing a clear and engaging opportunity to explore cause and effect, vocalization, communication, visual tracking and sensory stimulation.

For schools, sensory rooms, therapy settings and care environments, it provides an accessible interactive activity with more than one way to participate. Users can actively experiment with the microphone or experience the panel through sounds occurring naturally around them—making it a versatile addition to a multi-sensory environment.