Flex Cover
Sound Booth Window Cover
Be heard. Not seen.
A child who can see a parent, the audiologist or movement in the control room will often look there instead of at the reinforcer. Flex Cover removes that distraction at the press of a button while maintaining visibility of the patient.
$825
Fewer distractions through the window. Clear clinician visibility of the patient.
Wireless control.
A battery-powered motor raises and lowers the cover from its remote.
Magnetic mounting.
Quick, non-invasive installation on the booth wall.
Rechargeable.
Charge periodically, or run it continuously. 6 to 12 months per charge.
Two sizes (2027 list, USD)
• Window Cover (FLEX-WINDOWCOVER), $825: 3 ft × 3 ft, for standard booth windows.
• Door Cover (FLEX-DOORCOVER), $825: 5 ft × 18 in, for the larger window panels on sound booth doors.
Each includes the cover, magnetic mounts, a remote control, a USB-C charger and a 1-year warranty.
About Flex Cover
Flex Cover reduces visual distractions through sound booth windows while keeping your view of the patient clear. The magnetic, remote-controlled cover lets the audiologist see into the booth while the child can't see out, helping them stay focused on the test.
Tech specs
Signal transmission
Radio frequency (433 MHz)
Activation latency
0.25 seconds (instantaneous)
Battery
Rechargeable
Battery life
6 to 12 months, depending on use
Charging
USB-C (charger included)
Mounting
Magnetic
Remotes per system
1
Warranty
1 year
FAQ
Can the audiologist still see the child with Flex Cover lowered? Yes. You can see into the booth while the patient can't see out. This effect is most effective when the lights are on in the booth and dimmed/off outside of the booth.
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How is Flex Cover installed? With magnetic mounts.
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Does it need to be plugged in? No. It is rechargeable by USB-C and can also run plugged in continuously. The magnetic mounts allow it to be easily removed and charged overnight if it is not plugged in continuously.
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Will it fit my booth door? The Door Cover is sized for the tall, narrow window panels common on sound booth doors.