Secondhand Amplivox 116 Audiometer Device

Objective AI Report

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Report date: 13.11.2025

Amplivox 116 Audiometer Analysis Report

Overview and Device Description

The product shown in the visuals is an Amplivox 116 model screening audiometer and its accessories. An audiometer is a medical device primarily used for conducting hearing tests. The set in the visual consists of the device itself, a power adapter, a patient response button, and a pair of headphones. All parts are contained within a cardboard box, which appears not to be its original packaging.

Brand and Model Identification

On the front of the device, the “amplivox” brand logo is clearly visible in purple, and the model number “116” is clearly legible in orange on the bottom right corner. Based on this information, the brand and model of the product have been definitively identified as Amplivox 116.

Physical Condition and Deformation Assessment

The general condition of the device is assessed as used. A slight yellowing, developed over time, is observed on its white plastic casing. Dust and dirt accumulations are present on its surface, particularly around the button panel and in recessed areas. Small scratches and stains resulting from general use are present on the casing. The screen surface appears intact, with no cracks or deep scratches detected. A white sticker with the word “MİKROFON” (MICROPHONE) is affixed to the upper right part of the device. No major deformations such as breaks, dents, or cracks are observed.

Accessory Analysis

The following accessories are included with the product shown in the visual:

• Power Adapter: A black, European-type (two round pins) power adapter is present. A section of the adapter’s cable is wrapped with clear tape; this suggests a previous repair or a need to reinforce the cable.
• Patient Response Button: A black button used for the patient to respond to auditory stimuli is included. It appears physically intact.
• Headphones: A standard audiometry headset is included in the set. Visible wear and tear are present on the foam part that contacts the head and on the ear cushions of the headphones.

Other accessories typically expected in the box, such as a carrying case and audiogram cards, are not visible in the visual.

Technical and Mechanical Details

The mechanical components of the device, such as knobs, buttons, and sliders, are visually in place and show no signs of physical damage. The power, headphone, and patient button input sockets are visible, and no bending or breakage has been detected. No comment can be made regarding the device’s electronic components, as there is no visual evidence (such as the screen being on) that the product is operational.

Potential Risk Assessment

Based on the evidence in the visuals, the only element that can be considered a potential risk is the taped section on the power adapter’s cable. This situation could pose a risk of poor contact or malfunction in the future, but it cannot be determined from the visual whether it affects current functionality. While the general wear and tear on the device and its accessories indicate that the product is not new, no obvious malfunction risk that would impede its operation is observed.