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Audiometer ZADO-A10

Audiometer ZADO-A10

Audiometer ZADO-A10 offers an air conduction frequency range of 125 Hz to 8000 Hz, with a hearing level range of -10 dB to 110 dB. The frequency error of this device is minimal at ±2%, ensuring highly reliable and accurate test results. It features a high-resolution LCD display that provides a clear, double-line numerical readout, facilitating precise monitoring of test parameters. Our product is an advanced tool for audiologists, delivering precise, comprehensive, and safe audiometric evaluations.

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1. What are the detailed specifications of the ZADO-A10?

Air Conduction: Frequency Range: 125 Hz – 8,000 Hz (±2% accuracy) Hearing Level: -10 dB to 110 dB (1 dB step, ±1 dB error) Distortion: <2.5% (THD) Bone Conduction: Frequency Range: 250 Hz – 6,000 Hz Hearing Level: -10 dB to 60 dB Distortion: <5.5% (THD) Test Signals: Pure Tone, Pulse, Warble Tone, Narrow Band Noise

2. How does the dual-channel output work?

Independent Air & Bone Conduction Channels: Simultaneous testing capability No crosstalk between signals Contralateral Masking: Adjustable masking noise (NBN or White Noise) Prevents interference between ears

3. What advanced testing protocols are available?

Békésy Audiometry: Continuous vs. pulsed tone discrimination 2.5dB/sec sweep rate SISI Test: 1dB increments at 20dB SL 200ms tone bursts Tone Decay: 60s continuous presentation 5dB step attenuation

4. How does automatic masking work?

Platform Method: Calculates effective masking levels Uses narrowband noise centered on test frequency Overmasking Prevention: Interaural attenuation database 5dB safety margin

5. What DSP features are implemented?

Anti-Aliasing: 8x oversampling at 192kHz Waveform Shaping: 25ms rise/fall time (warble tones) 10ms precision (pulse tones) Artifact Rejection: 3-axis accelerometer detects movement 500ms auto-pause

6. What is the frequency and intensity range of the Zimed Audiometer?

Frequency Range: 125 Hz – 12,000 Hz (1/6 octave steps) Intensity Range: -10 dB HL to 120 dB HL (1 dB steps) Accuracy: ±1 dB (ANSI S3.6-2018 compliant)

7. What transducers are compatible with the device?

Insert Earphones: ER-3A compliant (for air conduction) Supra-aural Headphones: TDH-39/49 (with cushion replacements) Bone Vibrator: B71 (mastoid placement) Free Field Speakers: For sound field testing

8. How does the device ensure testing accuracy?

Automatic Transducer Calibration: Built-in daily biological calibration check Real-Time Monitoring: Detects transducer placement errors Ambient Noise Compensation: Adaptive masking based on environmental noise

9. What testing modes are available?

Pure-Tone Audiometry (PTA): Air & bone conduction Speech Audiometry: SRT, SDS, MCL testing High-Frequency Audiometry (HFA): Up to 16 kHz (optional) Tympanometry Integration: With compatible middle ear analyzer

10. Is the device portable for field testing?

Dimensions: 30 × 25 × 10 cm Weight: 3.2 kg (with battery) Battery Life: 8+ hours (fast-charging in 2 hours) IP Rating: IP42 (dust & splash resistant)

11. How is data stored and exported?

Internal Storage: 5,000+ patient records Export Formats: PDF, CSV, HL7 (EMR integration) Connectivity: USB-C, Bluetooth 5.2, Wi-Fi 6

12. How often should calibration be performed?

Daily: Biological listening check Monthly: Electroacoustic verification Annual: Full calibration (certified lab required)

13. Can it perform pediatric hearing tests?

Visual Reinforcement Audiometry (VRA) mode Conditioned Play Audiometry (CPA) mode Child-friendly interface with touchscreen