These booths are also known as hearing aid booths or noise protection booths. They come in all shapes and sizes. The BOET Group, manufacturer of audiometric booths, offers you its best models here. Experts in acoustic treatment for over 60 years, Groupe BOET designs, manufactures and installs a wide range of standard and custom metal audiometric booths.
What is an audiometric booth?
An audiometric booth is a booth designed for healthcare professionals, particularly ENT specialists, whose job it is to examine you and diagnose problems related to your hearing.
What is the purpose of an audiometric booth?
The purpose of an audiometric booth is to help medical staff carry out various hearing tests. Test subjects enter the booth, and once the door is closed, they hear no sound from outside. In this way, their hearing can be accurately tested, without any interfering noise.
But these cabins are also used by scientists to carry out highly precise acoustic tests. They can measure when a noise becomes an ultrasound or perform other physical tests.
How much does a cabin cost?
An anti-noise booth is an expensive piece of equipment, whether it’s simply for screening or for more advanced research. There are standard booths and booths that can be customized to suit your needs.
For a standard cabin, the minimum price is €XX,000. But prices can rise to over €xx,000.
The BOET Group always delivers an operational cabin, including :
- Lighting
- Electricity
- Ventilation or air conditioning
- Fire safety systems
- Nurse/patient call systems
Based on specifications established between the healthcare professional and us.
Each Groupe BOET cabin is designed to make the practitioner’s work easier and reassure the patient of the reliability of the test.
Now that you know everything, you have to ask yourself how to get a Groupe BOET cabin?
How do I get an audiometric booth?
To obtain an audiometric booth, contact a manufacturer like Groupe BOET, with whom you can discuss the model you need and the budget involved.
The project
The booths available are made of metal and are custom-made to suit your needs and available space. All you have to do is describe to the manufacturer what the audiometric booth will be used for. Depending on your requirements, he’ll guide you towards a standard or more advanced model. Understanding needs, materials research, modeling and simulations, product design, testing, measurement and industrialization. At Groupe BOET, all our products follow the same “design loop” to meet your needs and constraints.
The delivery
When it comes to delivery, the BOET Group doesn’t just drop off the cabin. It installs it, complete with all the equipment required for proper operation. Each audiometric booth is tested in compliance with current codes and standards. Every product is tested and compliant before it goes on sale.
What are the different types of audiometric booths?
There are two types: standard and high-performance, which are more a matter of research and development than simple screening tests.
Standard cabins
The 1000 audiometric booth is the smallest in the range. It is also the only mobile booth, as it is mounted on wheels. It includes ventilation, lighting, a seat and a shelf. All this will be installed on delivery, where it will be assembled and ready for use. This cabin is ideal for hearing screening tests, but not for research.
The standard 1500 cab is not mobile, but is more powerful. It will be delivered in kit form and assembled by BOET Group teams. Equipped with the same features as the standard 1000 cabin, it provides ideal acoustic insulation. This booth guarantees an ideal acoustic environment for patient hearing tests.
Superior cabins
These cabins are best suited to research and development. With their very high level of acoustic (and vibration) performance, combined with a modular, flexible and robust design, these cabins are unrivalled references in the French and European markets.
The Audio 3000 is equipped with a host of materials to enhance its performance. It is already well established on the French market in independent hospitals and ENT clinics. In addition to the existing equipment, you can customize your booth. Simply select the module you wish to add from the following list:
- acoustic glazing or oculus
- a connection panel
- an electrical system
- a fire safety system
- an access ramp for people with reduced mobility
- a cable duct
- an access hatch
- specific floor or wall coverings…
The 6000 audio cab is the most powerful cab in the range to date. It is equipped with the same materials as the 3000 audio cab, but with the addition of double walls. This means it can meet extreme noise reduction demands. You’ll be able to hear your own heart beating once the door is closed. It’s a bit like being out of time, except you’re out of sound.
The 3000 and 6000 audio cabins are larger than the standard models. As they are larger, they feature a system that allows them to be easily dismantled and reassembled. You can also modify the booth by removing or adding different modules. You may not need everything, depending on the work you’re undertaking. Finally, the finishing touch is that you can decorate the cabin as you wish. Give it colors, a different covering, drawings for the kids, etc.
When you call on Groupe BOËT, you’re putting your trust in over 60 years of expertise. All these booths are already on the French market, and some models are even benchmarks on the French and European markets. So you can rest assured of the quality of Groupe BOËT audiometric booths.
