AT800
Compact audiometer
A modular system for everyday clinical practice
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Audiometry for hearing care
Assessing hearing ability and testing hearing with hearing aids: AURITEC offers compact audiometry equipment, suitable testing procedures and supplementary equipment for adults and children in the field of hearing care.
Appropriate assessments for personalised hearing care
How well is speech understood? What difficulties arise in the presence of background noise? And how do the results differ with and without a hearing aid? Audiometric tests provide important information for counselling, fitting and monitoring hearing care.
The AT800 combines clinical audiometry with a space-saving design. Speech tests complement the assessment of speech understanding. For paediatric audiology, child-friendly procedures and solutions for visual conditioning are available. The implant connection expands the options for clinics that care for people with cochlear implants.
Test procedures
MATCH
New Mainz Children’s Test
Automatic language test for children
OLSA
The Oldenburg language method
Speech audiometry in the presence of background noise
OLKISA
Speech audiometry for children
Oldenburg Children’s Sentence Test
SIMAT
Simplified Matrix Test
International Matrix Test for Children
AAST
Automatic and adaptive
Screening for children in several languages
mFAST
Animal Sound Test
Automatic and adaptive
Other products
LookyBox
Audiometry for young children
Fitness training for the youngest children
VRA - Viewer
Picture presentation for children
Software featuring images and videos
Implant connection
Direct connection to processors
Non-invasive testing of cochlear implant patients
What equipment is right for your business?
Are you planning to set up an audiometry workstation, looking to expand your range of tests, or wishing to develop your paediatric audiology services? We can advise you on audiometers, testing procedures and supplementary equipment – tailored to your client groups, premises and existing systems.
Appropriate speech tests allow assessments to be carried out with and without a hearing aid, in a quiet environment or in the presence of background noise. To ensure meaningful comparisons, the test procedures, sound levels and measurement set-up must be coordinated, and the test conditions must be documented.
They assess speech comprehension in the presence of background noise. In doing so, they complement tests carried out in a quiet environment and help to identify difficulties in challenging listening situations more accurately. OLSA and other suitable methods provide defined test conditions for this purpose.
In addition to a suitable audiometer, age- and development-appropriate testing procedures are important. LookyBox and VRA Viewer encourage cooperation through visual conditioning. A compatible remote control allows the device to be operated directly whilst the child is being tested. The choice of equipment depends on the aim of the examination, language skills and the child’s understanding of the tasks.
Yes, provided that the audiometer and CI processor are suitable for this purpose. The connection transmits audiometric signals directly to a compatible processor. The connection and calibration must be agreed in advance. Direct measurement complements free-field tests, which also incorporate the processor’s microphones.