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Clinical audiometers

Audiometers from AURITEC for clinical hearing diagnostics: Discover the AT2000 and the AT800 for pure-tone and speech audiometry, as well as more advanced audiological examinations.

Clinical audiometry as a solution in hearing diagnostics

Two systems for your
audiology practice

The equipment you require will depend on your tests and patient groups. The AT2000 features a modular design for comprehensive measurement configurations, including expandable free-field measurements. The AT800 combines clinical audiometry with a compact, space-saving design. Both systems can be configured with test procedures tailored to your specific requirements.


AT2000

Precision for everyday clinical practice.

High-performance diagnostics of the very highest standard.

AT2000

AT800

Compact audiometer

A modular system for everyday clinical practice

AT800

Which clinical audiometer best
suits your needs?

Are you planning a new audiometry workstation or looking to expand your equipment? We can advise you on choosing the right audiometer, the necessary test procedures and the equipment for your premises.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions about clinical audiometers

Answers regarding measurement methods, equipment selection and specific applications.

Clinical audiometers enable the determination of hearing thresholds and the assessment of speech understanding. Depending on the system, equipment and test procedures, further assessments are possible, such as in a free-field environment or with speech in the presence of background noise.

The AT2000 offers a wide range of connection and testing options, including for free-field measurements with additional loudspeaker channels. The AT800 is particularly compact and space-saving. Which solution is right for you depends on your workflows and the equipment you require.

Yes, both devices have an implant output, which you can order as an optional extra; compatibility with the relevant CI system should be confirmed in advance. Age-appropriate testing procedures are available for examinations of children. 

The key factors are your patient groups, the measurement methods required and the spatial conditions. You should also take into account the necessary headphones and speakers, as well as any planned expansions.