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MAKES LIGHT WORK OF AUDIOMETRY TESTS
December 1st 2004

With claims for noiseinduced hearing loss increasing rapidly and pending legislation set to make hearing testing compulsory, hearing conservation programmes are more necessary than ever.

The new Excalibur audiometer from Castle Group offers an easy-touse solution for audiometric testing.

The device uses the power of a PC or laptop to efficiently carry out the testing and store the results.

Comprehensive data management of the Excalibur system adds a high level of flexibility and control, while regular software updates mean that companies will not be caught out by changes in regulations or Codes of Practice.

On-screen prompts guide the examiner through the testing process.

The company also offers a three-day training course on industrial audiometry.

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