Hearing Screening Booths for Dynamic Audiometry
A ready-to-use, fully mobile solution fitted with castors and designed to pass easily through most standard doorways.
What Is a Hearing Screening Booth?
A hearing screening booth is a specially designed quiet environment used to perform hearing tests under controlled conditions. It helps reduce background noise and distractions, allowing healthcare professionals to obtain reliable screening results. IAC Acoustics hearing screening booths combine proven acoustic design with practical solutions for clinics, hospitals, and other healthcare environments
IAC Acoustics Hearing Screening Booth at a Glance
A hearing screening booth creates the right environment for reliable hearing assessments by reducing unwanted background noise and distractions. For clinics and healthcare providers, it supports consistent test results, improves patient experience, and helps ensure efficient daily workflows.
Standards Support
ISO 8253-1Designed to support controlled acoustic conditions for reliable audiometric hearing screening.
Global Installed Base
100,000+MINI and MAXI hearing screening booths supplied to customers worldwide.
Service Support Since
1973Post-warranty technical service and ongoing support for installed IAC booth systems.
Typical Installation Time
≈ 3 HoursTypical on-site integration time after unloading, subject to prepared access and installation conditions.
Hearing Screening Booths vs. Custom Audiology Rooms
Although a standard audiology room is the preferred environment for comprehensive audiometric evaluations, a hearing screening booth can achieve the acoustic conditions required for reliable hearing screening in accordance with applicable standards. Its compact footprint, plug-and-play installation option, and flexibility make it an efficient solution for high-throughput screening programs and space-constrained medical facilities.
Hearing Screening Booths
A compact and cost-efficient solution designed for routine hearing screening, high-throughput programs, rapid installation, and facilities where a full audiology room is not practical.
Custom Audiology Room
A project-specific room designed for comprehensive audiometric evaluations, advanced diagnostic procedures, demanding acoustic requirements, and permanent clinical use.
View Detailed Comparison
| Comparison Criteria | Hearing Screening Booths | Custom Audiology Room |
|---|---|---|
| Primary application | Routine hearing screening and selected diagnostic workflows | Comprehensive diagnostic audiology and advanced testing |
| Installation concept | Plug-and-play option with fast on-site installation | Modular, engineered, and tailored to the project |
| Space requirement | Compact footprint for space-constrained facilities | Dedicated room area with coordinated access and services |
| Planning effort | Shorter planning time period | Detailed planning and site coordination are required |
| Deployment | Suitable for permanent, satellite, and temporary locations | Designed primarily for permanent and long-term installations |
| Typical throughput | Optimized for frequent and high-volume screening | Supports complete examinations and specialist workflows |
| Integrated features | Acoustic door, observation window, ventilation, and jack panel | Custom doors, windows, ventilation, electrical services, and finishes |
Our Featured Hearing Screening Booth Models: MINI 250 & MAXI 350
Designed as a flexible alternative to full audiology test rooms, the MINI 250 and MAXI 350 models combine efficient space utilization with proven acoustic performance. Integrated features such as ventilation, lighting, and audiometer connectivity support easy installation and practical daily use. Both models are engineered to support reliable hearing screening in accordance with applicable acoustic requirements, making them an suitable solution for clinics, healthcare facilities, and workplace screening programs.
MINI 250
Compact. Fully assembled. Ready to position.
Available in two types. A ready-to-use screening booth for clinics and occupational health teams that need quick setup and a compact footprint.
- Fits through standard doorways
- Integrated seat rated to 120 kg
- Folding audiometer shelf
- Mounted on integrated castors
- Type 1 with right-hand door
- Type 2 with left-hand door
MAXI 350
More space. Wider access. Built on site.
Available in four types. A larger booth for ENT centers and extended screening programs where improved access, comfort, and internal flexibility are priorities.
- Professional on-site assembly
- Integrated wheels
- Type 1 with right-hand door
- Type 2 with left-hand door
- Type 3 with right-hand door and optional window
- Type 4 with left-hand door and optional window
Become Reseller Network of Hearing Screening Booths
Join the IAC Acoustics reseller network and offer your customers compact, flexible, and reliable hearing screening solutions. The MINI 250 and MAXI 350 models are designed for healthcare, occupational health, and industrial screening applications where space efficiency, mobility, and fast deployment are essential.
As an IAC partner, you benefit from working with an experienced acoustic manufacturer with proven technology and global market expertise. We support our resellers with reliable products, technical knowledge, and solutions that meet the needs of modern screening programs.
Interested in becoming an IAC reseller? Contact us to discuss partnership opportunities and join our global network.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
If you do not find the answer to your specific technical question here, please contact our engineering team directly.
What is the difference between a hearing screening booth and an audiology room?
A hearing screening booth (or mini sound shelter) is a compact solution for hearing screening applications, while a custom audiology room is designed for comprehensive diagnostic testing. For a detailed comparison, see the comparison section below. LINK
What is the difference between a hearing screening booth and standard audiology booth?
A hearing screening booth is a compact solution designed for routine hearing screening, while a standard audiology booth is a modular solution intended for more comprehensive diagnostic testing. For more information, visit our page about standard audiology booths:
How do IAC hearing screening booths reduce external noise?
IAC hearing screening booths reduce external noise through a combination of high-performance acoustic construction and carefully sealed components.Key noise-control features include: Sound-insulating wall, ceiling, and floor panels A sealed acoustic door with compression seals A double-glazed observation window Acoustically treated ventilation Sealed cable and audiometer connection points Sound-absorbing interior finishes that reduce reflections inside the boothTogether, these features create a controlled acoustic environment for reliable hearing screening. The achieved noise reduction depends on the booth model, selected configuration, installation conditions, and surrounding noise levels.
What is the difference between MINI 250 and MAXI 350 hearing screening booths?
The MINI 250 is delivered fully assembled and is designed for quick, plug-and-play installation. It is ideal for facilities with limited space and straightforward hearing screening requirements.The MAXI 350 provides more internal space and greater configuration flexibility. It is assembled on site by an IAC installation team and is suitable for applications requiring additional workspace, equipment, or customized features.For a detailed comparison, see the comparison section below link
How is the MINI 250 delivered, and what access requirements must be met?
The MINI 250 is delivered fully assembled and ready for use. After removing the packaging, simply connect it to the power supply, and the booth is ready for operation.
In most cases, customers arrange collection from the IAC warehouse using their own freight forwarder.
This means the MINI 250 is delivered to the specified address but is not transported inside the building or moved to its final installation location.
The cost depends on the site conditions and access requirements.
Step-free access must be available between the unloading area, building entrance, and final installation location. A free parking and unloading area suitable for a truck with a tail lift must be provided. For upper-floor locations, a freight elevator or large passenger elevator with a minimum capacity of 10–12 persons is required. The customer must provide the exact elevator dimensions before delivery. All doors, corridors, and access routes must be sufficiently wide and high. The customer is responsible for verifying all required access dimensions before delivery. Before delivery, the customer must review the dimensional and technical information in IAC MINI 250 Bulletin GER-MED-MINI 250-2019-01.
How long does MAXI 350 installation take, and what are the site requirements?
The approximate installation time for the MAXI 350 is 3 hours.
Installation must be carried out by an IAC installation team. The preferred installation location is on the ground floor, with unobstructed access to the building and the installation area. Free parking suitable for a Sprinter van must be available for the installation team. For installations on an upper floor, a freight elevator or a large passenger elevator with a minimum capacity of 10–12 persons is required. All doors, corridors, and access routes leading to the installation area must be sufficiently wide and high. The customer is responsible for verifying all access dimensions and completing the required structural and load-bearing assessment before installation. Before delivery, the customer must review the technical and structural information provided in IAC Bulletin IAC MAXI GER-MED-MAXI 350-2019-01.
Can hearing screening booths be moved or relocated?
Yes. IAC screening booths are designed for flexible installation and can be relocated when required