77 devices · GMDN 45241
Audiometric/hearing aid testers are specialized electroacoustic devices designed to assess hearing loss and evaluate the performance of hearing aids during fitting. They combine audiometer functionality with real-ear measurement (REM) capabilities, allowing clinicians to analyze how well a hearing aid amplifies sound in a patient’s ear canal under real-world conditions.
These devices typically include a test box, control unit, and software running on a standard computer to generate results and visual data. Regulation varies by jurisdiction, but they are generally classified based on their primary use—either as audiometers or REM instruments—and may require compliance with electroacoustic performance standards or medical device regulations depending on their intended purpose.
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