aa222_front-0e3a1f22.png

AA222

AA222 is a combined tympanometer and audiometer. The combination of tympanometry and audiometry in one device offers all the diagnostic tests needed in your clinic.

  • 10" adjustable display and HDMI output.
  • Reflex tests and reflex decay.
  • Direct printing to PC printers.
  • User-defined protocols.

Explore AA222 licenses

Test battery

With the AA222, you can create your own tympanometry test protocols. AA222 is available in two versions.

Basic

AA222

  • 226 Hz tympanometry.
  • Ipsilateral acoustic reflex testing.
  • Contralateral acoustic reflex testing.
  • Eustachian tube function (ETF) test in non-perforated tympanic membranes.
  • ETF test in perforated tympanic membranes.
  • Reflex decay.

Extended

AA222h

  • Basic AA222.
  • 678, 800 and 1000 Hz tympanometry.
  • Manual tympanometry.
  • ETF test in Patulous Eustachian tube (PET).
  • Reflex latency.

Included

Audiometry

  • Air and bone conduction.
  • Stenger test.
  • Short increment sensitivity index (SISI).
  • Modified Hughson-Westlake.
  • Weber test.
  • Speech CD, built-in speech materials, and live voice.
  • Free-field audiometry.
  • Optional quick speech-in-noise (QuickSIN).
  • Optional binaural speech.

Diagnostic and clinical probe systems

AA222 comes with two different probes, each ideal in certain clinical situations.

The diagnostic probe is handheld and ideal for quick tympanograms and acoustic reflex screening. The clinical probe is ideal for more lengthy assessments where stability is important and any interference from extraneous noise should be avoided.

You can choose to have both probe systems included with your AA222. It is quick and easy to change between the two probe systems. You can place the clinical probe shoulder box on your client by using the optional headband, clips, or key hanger.

Probe status is displayed on the probe shoulder box for both probe systems. This enables you to keep your focus on the client. Both probe types only need a simple button press to alternate between ears.

The diagnostic probe is hand-held and ideal for quick tympanograms and a screening reflex.

The clinical probe is ideal for more lengthy assessments where stability is important and any interference from extraneous noise should be avoided.

probe-02-ccde16a0.jpeg
probe-01-a158e5fa.jpeg

Need support or training?

Check out the latest training material.

Distributors

Purchase from one of our trusted distributors.

Support

Need product training? Visit our training site to find answers.