AUDIOLOGY SOUND BOOTH

Audiometric Steel Silent Booth, Audiology Sound Booth, Audiometric Cabin, Acoustic Test Booth (Steel) Product Features:

• Single-walled or double walled options are available.
• It is produced from pickled steel and is suitable for any kind of audiological examinations.
• Interlocking panels are assembled on site.
• Block wall thickness is sufficient for standard sound isolation (120–135–150 mm), and these dimensions are optionally determined. The dimensions vary between 100–150 millimeters for double-walled booths.
• Punched pickled steel, imitation leather, or wood is used for the inner surface of the booth optionally. The inner and outer surfaces of the booth are produced at the request of the institution.
• Audiological acoustic booths are mounted on 25 mm wedges to minimize vibrations and noises that come from the ground.
• The interior floor of the booth is produced from carpet, PVC-based linoleum, or wood.
• The booth door is designed to have superior noise isolation and is located according to user requirements.
• The booth door is produced in different sizes for patients in wheelchairs and on stretchers to enter. An optional ramp system can be applied.
• There is an emergency exit button and safety wire on the door for use in extreme cases.
• There is a soundproof window which is positioned according to user requirements.
• The ventilation system is produced according to the booth size.
• There are two ventilation systems in the audiological acoustic booth. One of them provides clean air inside the booth, and the other one throws out dirty air.
• The ventilation system can be controlled by separate on-off buttons.
• Ventilation boxes have an anti-vibration system.
• Punched pickled steel is used for ventilation boxes in order to run the fan system efficiently.
• All wires for electrical installation are hidden in booth blocks for security purposes.
• The fuse box to control all electrical installations is located in the operator room.
• A table for any kind of audiometer device is mounted.
• Jack panel system for device and instrument connections (outside & inside).
• Adjustable intercom system for operator–patient communication (independent of the audiometer).
• Cleanable special coating for the internal ground.
• At least 4 hangers for TDH 39, HDA 200 air conductors, and B71 bone conductors.
• Ventilation, lighting, and intercom systems can be adjusted from the control panel.
• Speaker inlet for free field tests.

Options

• • Faraday cage
  • Electrical outlet and UPS outlet inside for double-walled audiological acoustic booths
  • Toy and light system for free field audiometry (for VRA)
  • Ramp for wheelchairs and stretchers
  • Interior flooring material
  • Color of booth