When workplace noise risks employee hearing, having the right audiometric equipment is essential for effective hearing conservation programs.
With various industrial audiometers available, choosing one that meets your occupational health needs, aligns with OSHA requirements, and supports the prevention of noise-induced hearing loss is essential.
This blog discusses the features and benefits of some top-rated audiometers used in occupational settings.
Industrial Audiometry Equipment
Tremetrics RA660
The Tremetrics RA660 is the gold standard in industrial audiometry. It allows you to test multiple workers simultaneously, saving your hearing conservation program time and money.
Key features:
- Fully Integrated Bio-Acoustic Simulator.
- Efficiently test up to eight individuals at once using the intuitive Tremetrics HearCon Software Package.
- Includes a wall mount that neatly organizes the audiometer, patient response switch, and headset.
- Requires only one cable to connect to the sound booth, streamlining setup.
- Lightweight and portable. Weighs just 1 pound.
- Features an optional real-time octave band monitor that complies with OSHA and ANSI standards.
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Tremetrics RA360
The RA360 is designed for anyone to conduct fully compliant OSHA hearing screenings quickly and easily. Built for everyday use with simple and intuitive operations.
Key features:
- Large, easy-to-read display and a responsive, sealed control panel for simple cleaning and transport, fitting easily in a laptop bag.
- Stores up to 500 audiograms, includes a fast thermal printer, and offers PC connectivity for maximum flexibility.
- Provides built-in test instructions and error guidance in multiple languages.
Optional Accessories:
- Real-Time Type 2 Ambient Noise Monitor ensures compliance outside a sound booth.
- USB Plug-and-Play Mini Printer
- Oscar 360 offers daily biological pass/fail alerts and quick daily checks in less than 30 seconds.
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Benson CCA-100Mini
The CCA-100mini is an affordable and efficient choice for single-location testing setups. It offers comprehensive test management directly from your PC. Designed to ensure consistent results, it streamlines your workflow by storing all data on the computer, making operations smoother.
Key Features:
- Saves subject profiles and audiograms for easy access.
- Seamlessly integrates with leading hearing conservation databases.
- Option to use Benson Cloud Services for online data access.
- USB interface for simple plug-and-play setup.
- Automated test processes for improved efficiency.
- Optional Plus Package database software for enhanced capabilities.
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Smart Diagnostic Devices SMART TONE
The SMART TONE automatic audiometer offers a user-friendly and efficient solution for audiometric testing. Its cutting-edge technology ensures quick and accurate results, making it ideal for hearing assessments in various settings.
Key Features:
- Stores up to 300 audiograms in SmartMove Cloud, a HIPAA-compliant, cloud-based database.
- It measures 8"x11"x3" and weighs just 5 pounds, making it easy to transport and store.
- Automatically calculates Standard Threshold Shifts (STS) to ensure accurate OSHA compliance.
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Micro Audiometrics Corp Earscan 3 Automatic
Whether you are moving from location to location or working at a fixed site, the Earscan 3 audiometer’s compact size makes it an ideal choice. This lightweight, truly portable audiometer fits comfortably in the palm of your hand and occupies minimal workspace.
Key Features:
- Customize the entire test procedure to meet specific needs.
- Compact and Portable. Its small size makes it easy to transport and use in various settings.
- Complete Hearing Conservation Solution: Provides all necessary functions for effective hearing conservation programs.
- User-Friendly Interface: Simple and intuitive controls for ease of use.
- Reliable and Accurate: Delivers precise audiometric results for accurate hearing assessments.
- Durable Design: Built to withstand frequent use in occupational health environments.
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How to Choose the Right Audiometer for Your Workplace
Selecting the best audiometer for occupational health depends on your testing volume, work environment, and data management needs.
Regular audiometer calibration and maintenance are essential to ensure accurate hearing tests and comply with OSHA requirements.
If you need assistance in determining the best audiometer for your occupational health program, our experts are available to provide professional guidance.
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