Multichannel audiometry
The use of multiple channels in parallel for complex and real-life examinations and DAÜ assessment
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Clinical audiometer
AT800
High-end audiometry in a compact design
Clinical audiometer for optimised day-to-day clinical practice.
Multichannel audiometry
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THE AT800 IN DETAIL
Compact Audiometry Reduced
to the bare essentials
The AT800 clinical audiometer builds on the development of the AT2000 and offers an even more compact and flexible design. The AT800 has been designed for modern hearing care and combines professional audiometric functions with a space-saving design.
It is particularly suitable for ENT clinics, hearing aid practitioners, paediatric audiologists and cochlear implant audiologists. It supports routine pure-tone and speech audiometry and offers modular options.
Measurement frequencies & signals
- Frequency range: 125 Hz to 16,000 Hz
- Level range: -10 dB to 120 dB HL
- Wobble tone: 4 to 20 Hz frequency modulation, 2.5 to 12.5 % amplitude modulation
- Pulse tone in accordance with DIN EN 60645-1
- Gain up to 120 dB HL via air conduction (depending on frequency and transducer)
- Speech audiometry available in multiple languages
Masking noises & background noise
- Test signals: Sine wave, white noise, pink noise, narrowband noise, steep narrowband noise
- Speech-masking noise
Everyday background noise in multi-channel audiometry
Outputs & Connections
- 2 open-field channels
- 2 headphone outputs
- 1 bone conduction output
- Line-out implant connection
- User microphone, monitor, patient button
- USB port for PC control
Hardware & PC Specifications
- Fanless PC with no noise
- Software compatible with Windows 11
- Network configuration possible
- Dimensions: 23.4L x 19.3W x 5.6H
- PC: 23L x 19W x 7H
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ENT medicine
Comprehensive diagnostics using all standard audiometric methods for ENT practices and clinics
Paediatric audiology
Precise hearing aid fitting for children of all ages, thanks to professional tools and tailored support at a clinical standard
Cochlear Implant Centres
Specialised implant output for gentle testing and fitting of cochlear implant users
Education for the Hearing Impaired
Child-friendly assessment using VRA Viewer and fun tests for schools
The AT800 is a clinical audiometer. It supports tone, speech and free-field measurements, as well as specialised applications such as multi-channel audiometry and the direct stimulation of cochlear implants.
The AT800 is aimed in particular at ENT and paediatric audiology practices, cochlear implant centres and hearing aid centres specialising in cochlear implant acoustics and paediatric audiology.
In multi-channel audiometry, more than two different signals can be output simultaneously via different transducers. For example, speech and background noise can be reproduced from different directions whilst a separate masking signal is output via an earphone. This enables more detailed examinations, including for patients with SSD.
The AT800 has three free-field outputs.
Yes. The AT800 has a dedicated line-out for direct connection to cochlear implants. Depending on the system used, the signal can be transmitted via cable or via a suitable streamer. This helps to minimise the effects of room acoustics and facilitates examinations for SSD patients. Specific compatibility should be confirmed with AURITEC in advance.
The range of services available includes tone and speech audiometry, suprathreshold and dichotic tests, tinnitus assessment, as well as free-field and multi-channel measurements. Tests available include the Freiburg Speech Tests, Oldenburg Sentence Tests, MATCH, AAST, mFAST, the WESTRA method and ERKI. The exact scope depends on the selected configuration and the licensed test procedures.
Yes. Various multilingual speech tests are available for the AT800. The languages and procedures available in a specific configuration should be agreed upon when planning the system.