Verifit Overview

The Verifit real-ear/hearing aid analyzer is the scientific tool for fitting hearing aids of all types quickly and accurately.  Use calibrated speech, broad-band noise, tone-bursts or live speech to fit the digital and directional aids of today and tommorow.

Show your clients the successful fit clearly on the large 12.1" color screen.  Automatically re-enter audiometric data at future appointments using the optional barcode scanner.  Easily fit CROS systems with dual probes and verify the funcion of directionals using dual source speakers.  You can even check for occlusion using the new occlusion test.  The Verifit  can perform a full battery of tests, even tests that don't exist yet... How?

The Verifit's compliment of tests expands with changes in hearing aid technology because we constantly update our software and yours, free of charge.  We believe that all hearing healthcare professionals should have access to the latest in technology, not just those that budget for updates.

Hearing Aid Test Features

Large Test Chamber
Evaluate all types of amplification, including FM systems, with room to maneuver.

Hearing Aid Analyzer
Evaluate all types of hearing aids using the Verifit's wide range of test features.  The Verifit allows you to customize the way you work.  View results in single or dual view formats.  Choose graphic or tabular display.  Interact with your Verifit using a wide range of input devices including a QWERTY keyboard, a mouse, or the built-in keypad.  The two piece construction and 6' cables allow infinite options for office setup.

Analyzer Features:

• ANSI S3.22-2003  and ANSI 1996
• Single/Dual view display options
• Graphic/tabular dispaly of results
• True two channel measurements
• Real-Time directional response
• Telecoil and battery drain tests
• Manual gain, output, distortion
• Dual channel spectrum analyzer

Real Ear Test Features

Real-Ear Directional Testing
A breakthrough in testing technology lets you see simultaneous broad-band front and back real ear response curves in real time.  This new testing method separates directional effects from other processing effects within the instrument.  For the first time you can actually validate and demonstrate the real-world functioning of fixed and adaptive directional systems right in your office.

Occlusion Effect Test
The real-ear occlusion effect test provides a graphic indication of the real-ear occluded gain for vocalized closed vowels such as "ee" with no need for accurate level control.  For a sustained "ee" green means no occlusion problem, yellow means a possible occlusion problem and red means a definitie occlusion probelm.

Real-Ear Measurement Tests

• Speechmap
• Insertion Gain
• Manual Control
• Occlusion
• RECD
• Directional
• Calibration

Speechmap
Digitally recorded calibrated real speech signals and live speech