Audiometer

Lab Expo Audiometer systems are used for hearing threshold evaluation across air and bone conduction in clinical settings. The range supports frequency testing from 125 to 8000 Hz (AC) and 250 to 6000 Hz (BC), with output intensity up to 120 dB HL (AC) and 70 dB HL (BC). Systems include signal generation, patient response input, and data interface functions for audiology diagnostics and screening workflows.

FAQ for Audiometer

1: What is an Audiometer used for?

An Audiometer is a diagnostic device used by audiologists to evaluate a patient hearing acuity. It measures hearing sensitivity at different frequencies and intensities.

2: How do built-in feedback microphones enhance patient communication?

Built-in feedback microphones allow clinicians to communicate clearly with patients during tests. The adjustable volume ensures that the patient hears instructions without interrupting the test procedure or needing additional devices.

3: What is the benefit of a double row LCD display in an Audiometer?

A double row LCD display allows simultaneous viewing of multiple test parameters such as frequency, intensity and response, making it easier for the clinician to monitor and adjust settings during a hearing test.

4: What is the purpose of the USB interface on an Audiometer?

The USB interface enables quick and secure data transfer from the audiometer to a computer or external storage device, simplifying patient data management and report generation.

5: Can I generate and print reports directly through the USB connection?

Yes, many audiometers allow direct report setup and formatting via USB-connected PCs or printers, enabling quick documentation and patient record updates.