SOUNDKART Hearing

Audiology Equipments

• Pure Tone Testing: Accurate air and bone conduction testing across a wide frequency and intensity range.

• Speech Audiometry: Includes live voice or recorded speech testing to evaluate real-world hearing capabilities.

• User-Friendly Interface: Intuitive controls with digital displays for easy operation by audiologists and technicians.

• Portable Options Available: Lightweight models perfect for on-the-go testing and school screenings.

• Multiple Output Modes: Choose between headphones, insert earphones, bone conductor, or free-field speakers.

• Data Management: Some models feature built-in memory or PC connectivity for storing and printing audiograms.

• Calibration Compliant: Meets international standards for audiological testing accuracy.

Tympanometer

• Fast Tympanometry Testing: Quick, objective assessment of middle ear pressure and mobility.

• Reflex Testing: Optional acoustic reflex testing to evaluate the integrity of the auditory pathway.

• User-Friendly Interface: Touchscreen or button-operated models with easy navigation and clear graphical display.

• Pediatric & Adult Modes: Adjustable settings for accurate testing across different age groups.

• High-Resolution Tympanograms: Clear visual output of middle ear function for immediate analysis.

• Compact & Portable Options: Space-saving designs ideal for clinics and fieldwork.

• Built-in Printer / PC Connectivity: Print reports instantly or transfer results for digital record keeping.

Otoacoustic Emissions (OAE)

• Fast & Objective: Get reliable results within seconds—no need for patient response or cooperation.

• Newborn-Friendly: Perfect for neonatal screening in hospitals, maternity centers, and pediatric clinics.

• Accurate Testing Modes: Supports both TEOAE and DPOAE protocols for comprehensive cochlear analysis.

• Compact & Portable: Lightweight, handheld devices ideal for bedside or outreach programs.

• User-Friendly Interface: Simple navigation, touchscreens, and clear Pass/Refer indicators.

• Digital Integration: Store, print, and export test data with ease for seamless patient management.

Explore our range of high-quality audiometers, designed to provide precise hearing assessments for clinics, hospitals, and diagnostic centers. Whether you're screening patients or conducting detailed audiological evaluations, our audiometers offer reliability, versatility, and ease of use.

Explore Tympanometers are essential tools for evaluating middle ear function, helping healthcare professionals detect conditions such as fluid buildup, eustachian tube dysfunction, or perforated eardrums. Our tympanometers are designed to deliver fast, accurate, and non-invasive results for all age groups.

At Soundkart Hearing, we bring you advanced OAE (Otoacoustic Emissions) devices designed for fast, accurate, and non-invasive hearing screening, especially in newborns, infants, and individuals who are difficult to test. These devices are crucial in early intervention, helping professionals detect hearing loss at the earliest stage.

Audiometer

Choose the Right Hearing Aid

• Behind-the-Ear (BTE): Sits behind the ear and connects to an ear mold. Suitable for all ages and various levels of hearing loss.

• In-the-Ear (ITE): Custom-fitted and sits inside the outer ear. Ideal for mild to severe hearing loss.

• Receiver-in-Canal (RIC): Similar to BTE but smaller and more discreet.

• Completely-in-Canal (CIC): Fits entirely inside the ear canal, making it nearly invisible.

• Invisible-in-Canal (IIC): The smallest type, completely hidden within the ear canal.

• Pocket Model : Suitable for home use, conversations, and television listening

Choose the Right Accessories

• Ear Hooks & Domes: Improve the fit and comfort of hearing aids.

• BTE Clips & Hookies: Prevent hearing aids from falling or getting lost, ideal for children and active users.

• Battery Testers: Help check battery levels to avoid unexpected power loss.

• Hearing Aid Chargers: Provide hassle-free power for modern hearing aids.

• Disposable Batteries: Available in different sizes (e.g., 10, 312, 13, 675) for various hearing aid models.

• Drying Boxes/Dehumidifiers: Prevent moisture damage and extend the lifespan of hearing aids.

• Wax Guards & Filters: Protect hearing aids from earwax buildup and improve performance.

• Cleaning Kits: Include brushes, wipes, and wax removal tools for proper hygiene.

Who Uses Audiology Equipment?

Audiology equipment ensures better hearing healthcare, making early detection and treatment of hearing impairments more effective

• Audiometer is a fundamental tool for testing hearing sensitivity and diagnosing hearing loss. It measures a patient's ability to hear sounds at different frequencies and intensities.

• Tympanometer assesses the condition of the middle ear, eardrum mobility, and Eustachian tube function by measuring how the ear responds to changes in air pressure.

• OAE testers evaluate inner ear (cochlear) function by measuring sound waves produced in response to auditory stimuli

• BERA/ABR system assesses hearing pathways from the ear to the brainstem. It’s widely used for diagnosing hearing loss in infants, neurological disorders, and auditory nerve conditions.

• Hi-Pro is an industry-standard programming interface used for fine-tuning digital hearing aids.

• Impression materials are used to create custom ear molds for hearing aids, earplugs, and in-ear monitors.

Frequently asked questions

How do I choose the right hearing aid for me?

Choosing the right hearing aid depends on factors such as the type and severity of your hearing loss, lifestyle, and personal preferences. We recommend scheduling a consultation with one of our audiologists to help guide you in selecting the best model for your needs.

Do you offer hearing aid fittings and adjustments?

Yes! We offer expert fitting services to ensure your hearing aids are comfortable and perform at their best. If you need adjustments, we provide support to help you achieve the ideal sound quality and fit.

How do I know if I need a hearing aid?

If you experience difficulty hearing conversations, asking people to repeat themselves frequently, or turning up the volume on the TV or radio, it may be time to consider a hearing test. We recommend a hearing evaluation with a professional audiologist to assess your hearing ability and determine if hearing aids are necessary.

How long do hearing aids last?

The lifespan of hearing aids can vary depending on the brand, model, and how well they are maintained. On average, hearing aids last 3-7 years. Regular servicing and care will help maximize their longevity

How do I get a hearing test?

You can reach us by [phone number/email address/contact form link]. We are always happy to answer your questions.

Do you offer hearing aids for children?

Yes, we offer hearing aids designed specifically for children, with customizable options for comfort, durability, and ease of use. We recommend a hearing assessment by a pediatric audiologist to ensure the best solution for your child’s needs.

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