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Amplivox 170 audiometer with Audiocups fitted.
Portable manual and automatic screening audiometer with noise reducing enclosures Audiocups to permit accurate pure tone audiometry in high impact background noise conditions designed to ensure accurate pure tone audiometry in noisy environments, allowing for reliable hearing tests when a soundproof room is not available.
Ideal for occupational health settings or when traveling to conduct hearing tests.
Screening audiometer with both manual and automatic test functions. The Model 170 is the preferred tool of choice for hearing care professionals who complete hearing tests within schools, primary care, GP surgeries and industry, making it the perfect portable screening audiometer.
Key features
- Manual and automatic screening
- Compact, lightweight and portable
- Extended frequency range: 125 – 8000Hz
- Attenuation range: -10 – 100 dBHL
- User defined test routines
- Automatic threshold saving
- PC Software included
- Intuitive and ergonomic design
Air conduction audiometry
Frequency range (kHz): 0.125, 0.25, 0.5, 0.75, 1, 1.5, 2, 3, 4,
6, 8
Frequency accuracy: <1%
Distortion: <2%
Output level range: -10dBHL to 100dBHL ±3dB
Output level step size: 5dB
Tone present: Single and pulsed
Test method: Manual and automatic audiometry
The Model 170 has a clear display panel and dedicated soft key layout, allowing complete focus on the test subject and reducing the time it takes to do examinations.
Results can be manually recorded, printed with the optional portable printer, saved in internal memory and / or transferred to a PC application, giving a comprehensive range of data management choices. The audiometer also offers integration to a number of third-party Electronic Medical Record (EMR) systems, providing a seamless transfer of results and data, for improved workflow efficiency.
Safety and standards
Type: Audiometer Type 4
Safety: IEC 60601-1 (plus UL, CSA & EN
deviations)
EMC: IEC 60601-1-2
Performance: IEC 60645-1/ANSI S3.6
CE Mark: Complies to EU Medical Device
Regulation (MDR 2017/745)
