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Audiometry equipment
An audiometer on its own does not make for a complete examination station. AURITEC works with you to tailor audiometry systems, transducers and furniture to your premises and the intended workflows.
SOLUTIONS · AUDIOMETRY SYSTEMS
When technology, space and processes work in harmony
A well-designed audiometry system creates the conditions for a smooth examination process: the patient sits in the designated measurement position, the loudspeakers comply with audiology standards and are positioned appropriately. All controls are easily accessible.
Whether for clinical diagnostics, paediatric audiometry, cochlear implant assessments or research – we design the equipment based on the range of examinations you carry out. In doing so, we take into account the acoustic conditions and the existing technology. The result is a workspace in which the components and measurement capabilities are perfectly coordinated.
Audiometer
AT800
Compact audiometer
A modular system for everyday clinical practice
AT-research
Research audiometer
Audiometry for research and development
SPACE SOLUTIONS
Audiometry rooms to suit your
needs.
Five examples illustrate what is possible.
Audiometry Room 1
- Height-adjustable children’s table – distance 1 m
- Two 100dB and three 90dB speakers at the front
- Tools: VRA Viewer, children’s patient control panel
Audiometry Room 2
- Fixed table
- Two 100dB and three 90dB speakers at the front
- Below these, one 90dB speaker positioned horizontally for better eye contact with the learner
- Tools: VRA Viewer
Audiometry Room 3
- Height-adjustable children’s table – distance 85 cm
- Two 100 dB and three 90 dB audiometry speakers at the front
- 90 dB on a wheeled stand behind the patient
- Ceiling-mounted omnidirectional loudspeaker
- Tools: ERKI, VRA Viewer
Audiometry Room 4
- Height-adjustable table
- Two 100dB and three 90dB front speakers
- Ceiling-mounted omnidirectional loudspeaker
- Tools: VRA Viewer, touchscreen, remote control
Audiometry Room 5
- Height-adjustable table
- Two 100dB and three 90dB speakers at the front
- Three 90dB loudspeakers at the rear on a wheeled stand
- Tools: ERKI, touchscreen for speech audiometry
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Your room will be turned into an examination room
Are you planning a new installation or would you like to use an existing room for a different purpose? Please send us your floor plan and let us know which tests are required. Together, we will work out what equipment is needed and which existing components can be incorporated.
It is helpful to have a dimensioned floor plan, details of doors and windows, and an overview of the existing equipment. In addition, the planned examinations and patient groups should be taken into account. On this basis, the layout of the equipment, the operator’s station and other equipment requirements can be discussed.
This depends on the measurement methods and the acoustic conditions. It is crucial that ambient noise does not unduly affect the test. Whether a soundproof booth, a suitable test room or additional acoustic measures are required must be assessed for the intended application.
The positions of the loudspeakers, their distance from and orientation towards the person being tested must be appropriate for the measurement procedure. Room acoustics and reflective surfaces also influence the sound at the measurement point. The layout and calibration should therefore be planned in conjunction with the installation.
We check whether existing audiometers, transducers and furniture are suitable for the future test setup. In the case of technical components, compatibility, condition and calibratability are particularly important. This determines which equipment can be retained and where additional items are required.