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Amplivox 250S Audiology Booth - Right Hand Hinge
The 250s and 350s audiology booths allow for accurate, safe and reliable hearing test assessments through the attenuation of background sound, complying with the standard ISO 8253-1 for audiometric test methods to ensure the best testing results.
Full flexibilityFully equipped with castors, the pre-assembled 250s booth can be positioned quickly and is designed to fit through a standard doorway. Booths are supplied with an audiometer shelf (250s) and integral jack panel audiometer connections to ensure an integrated facility which is ready to use within minutes of delivery.
Unassembled kit form options (250s and 350s) are available where access is difficult for a pre-assembled booth. The audiology booth can be ordered with either a left or right hand opening to suit your preferences.
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Space savingDesigned to fit through a standard doorway and use as little space as possible, the 250s is engineered to provide sound attenuation with maximum flexibility in most environments, making it the ideal solution for mobile audiometry testing.
The 350s is a larger booth with significantly more internal space. Provided in kit form only, the booth can easily be assembled. With the addition of either a right or left hand opening configuration, the 350s allows for maximum utilisation of available room space.
Patient comfortEach audiology booth is equipped with a silenced ventilation system, maintenance-free LED lighting and a large double-glazed acoustic window to ensure maximum patient comfort whilst audiometric hearing tests are completed.
Ease of useThe 250s and 350s booths provide a quick and easy connection to your audiological equipment using colour-coded leads, enabling audiologists and hearing care experts to perform quick and efficient patient testing.
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Technical specifications
Noise reductionTo comply with the relevant standard; BS EN ISO 8253-1:2010, the appropriate permissible background/external noise level should be no greater than 57dB (at 500Hz) assuming a noise barrier headset (Audiocups) is used.
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