Elite 101 Diagnostic Audiometer Machine for ENT & Hearing Tests

Elite 101 Audiometer Machine for Professional Hearing Tests

The Elite 101 Audiometer Machine is a compact, two-channel device for professional hearing assessment. It helps audiologists and ENT teams test how well a person hears different sounds. The unit supports pure-tone and speech audiometry, along with selected special tests.

This diagnostic audiometer covers a listed frequency range of 125–8000 Hz. It has a 3.5-inch TFT screen and rotary controls. As a result, the operator can select test signals and review settings on the device.

The Elite 101 also supports standalone operation and PC-based work through USB. It is suited to ENT departments, audiology clinics and hearing test centres. However, tests must be carried out and reviewed by trained professionals using a correctly calibrated system.

Key Features

• Two Test Channels: Supports clinical hearing tests with flexible sound and masking inputs.
• Pure-Tone Tests: Provides air conduction and bone conduction test support. Free-field testing needs suitable accessories.
• Speech Testing: Supports live and recorded speech tests as listed in the model brochure.
• Masking Options: White noise, narrow-band noise and speech noise aid test setup when required.
• Special Tests: Includes SISI and Tone Decay functions for selected hearing assessments.
• 3.5-Inch Screen: Helps the operator see test details and manage the interface.
• USB PC Link: Supports standalone use or PC-based work with the compatible Acoustic Suite software.
• Patient Record Storage: The brochure lists internal memory for up to 2,000 patients.

For Audiologists and ENT Specialists

First, the clinician chooses a test and checks the calibrated transducer. During pure-tone audiometry, the patient signals when a sound is heard. The clinician then records hearing thresholds across the required frequencies.

Air and bone conduction results can help the specialist assess hearing patterns. Also, masking may be used when one ear could affect the result for the other. Speech tests and special tests provide more data when clinically needed.

The unit can work on its own or connect to a PC. However, it does not replace clinical judgement, otoscopy or other tests when indicated. For reliable results, use a suitable test room and follow the device calibration schedule.

Technical Specifications

Technical values are from the Elite 101 product brochure. Maximum output levels depend on the selected frequency and transducer. Confirm the exact supplied configuration before purchase.

Available Hearing Test Functions

What Should Clinics Check Before Buying?

1. Required Tests: Confirm whether air, bone, speech and special tests meet your clinic's needs.
2. Accessories: Verify the headphones, bone vibrator, patient response switch and power supply in the final quotation.
3. Optional Equipment: Check free-field speakers, insert earphones and sound booth items separately.
4. PC Workflow: Confirm the Acoustic Suite licence, USB connection and software setup.
5. Calibration: Ask for the calibration certificate and future service schedule.
6. Procurement: Confirm warranty, user training, delivery and installation assistance.

Basic Test Workflow

1. First, prepare the quiet testing area and check device calibration and accessories.
2. Next, explain the test and place the correct transducer on the patient.
3. Select the test mode and starting settings according to the clinic's protocol.
4. Present the tones or speech signals and record patient responses.
5. Use masking or special tests when the clinician finds them necessary.
6. Finally, review and document the results. Clean patient-contact parts as instructed.

Setting Up an ENT or Audiology Clinic?

Contact Medansh for Elite 101 audiometer details, availability and clinic purchase support. Share your required test functions, accessories and delivery location. Our team can help with a product enquiry; qualified audiology professionals should select the clinical setup.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is an audiometer machine used for?

It helps trained professionals measure hearing thresholds through controlled sound tests. The results support an overall hearing assessment.

What frequency range does Elite 101 support?

The listed range is 125–8000 Hz. Test output limits vary with the frequency and transducer.

Does Elite 101 support bone conduction testing?

Yes. The brochure lists air and bone conduction audiometry. A compatible bone vibrator is required.

Can this audiometer run without a computer?

Yes. It supports standalone operation. It can also connect to a PC through USB for supported workflows.

Is this the same as a tympanometer?

No. Elite 101 is a hearing-test audiometer. A tympanometer is used to assess middle-ear function through different tests.

Is a free-field speaker included?

Free-field speakers are listed as optional in the product brochure. Confirm the accessory package before ordering.

Who should operate this diagnostic audiometer?

A trained audiologist, ENT specialist or qualified clinical hearing-test professional should operate the equipment and review results.

Important Clinical and Safety Information

Use the audiometer only with trained clinical staff. Follow the supplied manual and approved hearing-test protocol. Confirm calibration before clinical use and ensure the patient can understand the instructions. Use approved, clean transducers. This device does not replace a full ENT or audiology assessment.

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