The audiometer and fitting unit features a contemporary design in an elegant aluminum look that blends perfectly with a modern and clean office design. It is built and rigorously tested for stability and robustness. Its small size and reduced cable connectors make it fully portable and easy to set up, including for home visits.
The integrated two-channel power amplifier can drive high-efficiency speakers for sound field testing. Alternatively, two powered speakers can be connected to the line out connector, or the calibrated audiometer output signals can be routed to an external multi-channel receiver via the S/PDiff optical output.
The Unity 4 audiometer offers pure tone testing with air and bone conduction, which is supported by a masking assistant that guides the operator. Threshold measurement can also be performed automatically using the Hughson-Westlake method.
For speech testing a wide range of recorded test material is supported for many languages. Live voice speech testing can also be performed.
The newly designed patient response button offers the patient reliable haptic feedback when pressed. Its comfortable shape means it can be operated for longer periods without fatigue. Made of the same attractive material as the fitting unit it is easy to clean and ideal for everyday clinical use.
Our current hearing instrument test box integrates seamlessly with the Unity 4 fitting unit using the supplied mounting kit.
This combination provides all you need to test, fit and verify hearing aids, regardless of manufacturer. The test box provides high ambient sound protection to work in normal office environments. The ability to monitor output signals and battery consumption over time, as well as perform free-style tests, provides an excellent set of tools for hearing aid service and maintenance. The system complies with IEC and ANSI industrial standards and is fully Noah compatible.
The Unity 4 audiometer is a Class I audiometer suited for advanced diagnostic measurements. Since it is a PC-based audiometer, it can also be easily configured for screening and simpler audiometry setups.
The transducers should be calibrated every year. This can be done either by your local calibration service or by the Swap Calibration Service, which we offer on request. The Swap calibration service reduces downtime to a minimum as the freshly calibrated replacement transducer is shipped and can simply be plugged into the audiometer to start working. The uncalibrated transducer is returned in the same shipping carton. A return label is included in the box.