The Electronica 600M is a compact, PC-based audiometer designed for streamlined hearing assessments in occupational health and clinical settings. Connecting easily via USB, it delivers reliable performance with intuitive software that simplifies test administration and audiogram interpretation. With support for XML data export (allowing use with programs like Microsoft Excel), it integrates seamlessly with most occupational health software systems, making data sharing and record management efficient. It also applies the Hughson-Westlake method for determining hearing thresholds, ensuring accurate, standardised results. Packaged in a shockproof briefcase and including lightweight standard headphones and a patient response switch, the 600M is ready for both stationary and mobile use—perfect for professionals who value portability without compromising on functionality. The Electronica 600M is AS/NZS1269.4:2014 certified. Package Contents Include: 1 x Electronica 600M Audiometer 1 x Sennheiser Standard Headphones 1 x Patient Response Hand Switch 1 x Shockproof Briefcase 1 x USB Cable 1 x USB Containing Software Key Features & Benefits: USB Connection: Offers straightforward PC connectivity for a hassle-free setup. Intuitive Software: Simplifies test administration with easy installation and comprehensive features. Unlimited Use: No limit to the number of installations or the validity period. Flexible Test Programming: Customise tests to suit different practices. Excel-Compatible Export: Export results in XML format for use in Excel or medical software. Wide Integration: Interfacing with most of the software in occupational healthcare. Detailed Reporting: Interfaces with most occupational healthcare software. Accurate Thresholds: Uses the Hughson-Westlake method to determine hearing thresholds. Portable & Durable: Delivered in a shockproof briefcase with essential accessories. Key Differences Between 600M and 800M Audiometers: The 800M has various improvements: Accessories: Now includes high-phonics isolation headphones instead of standard headphones. Software Enhancements: New welcome page with patient visualisation, including an added column showing the most recent test. Patient Management: Customisable patient ID field added Operator-based patient database: each operator only sees patients they created (this function can be turned off) Test History: Ability to compare up to three different audiometric tests--ideal for tracking hearing changes over time. IMPORTANT NOTICE FOR NSW CUSTOMERS From 1 January 2024, and under the NSW WHS Regulation 2017, a PCBU operating in NSW will be required to provide audiometric testing to any of their workers who are frequently required by them to use personal protective equipment (hearing protection) to protect the worker from the risk of hearing loss associated with noise that exceeds the exposure standard for noise.
