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Lab Expo Audiometer LE-AM101 offers a frequency range from 250 Hz to 8000 Hz for accurate hearing testing and assessment. It features an extended range function that limits AC output by 20 dB. Equipped with air and bone conduction masking, it supports thorough hearing assessments. Integrated USB interface enables easy data transfer to computers and simple setup of print reports. Our Audiometer is perfect for hearing tests in clinics, hospitals, and audiology centers, offering reliable results for all patients.
$4,596.00 $ 3830
| Frequency Range | 250 to 8000 Hz |
| Maximum Output Intensity(AC) | 120 dB HL (at 500Hz to 4000Hz) |
| Maximum Output Intensity(BC) | 70 dB HL (at 1000Hz to 4000Hz) |
| Attenuator Steps | Rotary/Push-Button |
| Feedback Voice Adjustability | 50 to 90dB SPL |
| Fast Test Frequencies | 250Hz, 750Hz, 1.5kHz, 4kHz, 6kHz |
| Fuse Rating | T2A |
| Display | Letter-Figure Display |
| Power Supply | 220 to 230V |
| Frequency | 50 to 60 Hz |
| Dimension | 450 × 300 × 70 mm |
| Net Weight | 1.775 Kg |
Function Implementation Clinical audiology rooms 250 to 8000 Hz frequency range supports comprehensive hearing assessment Hospital screening programs Maximum AC output intensity of 120 dB HL enables accurate threshold measurement Industrial occupational health testing Bone conduction masking at up to 70 dB HL facilitates noise-exposed worker evaluation Audiology private practices Feedback voice adjustability from 50 to 90 dB SPL allows customized patient instruction Research auditory studies USB interface enables seamless data transfer for longitudinal study analysis
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Bone conduction earphone- 1
Responder- 1
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1: Does the LE-AM101 support bone conduction hearing assessments?
Yes, this Audiometer is equipped with dedicated bone conduction earphones and masking features, allowing accurate evaluation of inner ear function.
2: What types of tones can be used during testing?
It supports both pure tone and warble tone outputs, offering flexibility in assessing various hearing thresholds and patient responsiveness.
3: Is the device suitable for pediatric or school-based screenings?
Our Audiometer is ideal for school screenings and pediatric assessments thanks to its fast test frequency options and automated voice modes.
4: How does the attenuator control improve test precision?
The rotary and push-button attenuator provides fine control over sound intensity levels, ensuring precise calibration during diagnostic evaluations.
5: What accessories are typically included with this Audiometer?
These Audiometers come with standard accessories like air and bone conduction earphones, and a patient responder, ensuring immediate usability.
6: 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.
7: 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.
8: 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.
9: 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.
10: 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.
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.
