Description
PA5 Pediatric Screening Audiometer
The PA5 Pediatric Screening Audiometer is a professional handheld hearing screening device specifically designed for evaluating hearing in infants and young children. Developed for audiologists, ENT specialists, pediatric clinics, and hearing healthcare professionals, the PA5 enables reliable early detection of hearing impairments through a combination of auditory and visual stimulation techniques.
Its ergonomic handheld design allows convenient one-handed operation, making pediatric assessments faster, more comfortable, and more effective in clinical and screening environments.
Key Features
- Designed specifically for pediatric hearing screening
- Easy one-handed operation for flexible and efficient testing
- Silent presentation buttons ensure distraction-free examinations
- Supports multiple pediatric assessment methods, including:
- Conditioned Orientation Response (COR)
- Visual Reinforcement Audiometry (VRA)
- Auditory Performance Response (APR)
- Integrated LED visual stimulators to enhance child engagement
- White noise stimulus improves hearing sensitivity assessment in infants
- Multiple stimulus options including Warble Tone and Narrow Band Noise
- Lightweight, portable, and easy to carry between testing locations
- Automatic battery status indication for uninterrupted operation
- Long-lasting battery performance
- Optional compatibility with TDH39 audiometric headphones
Technical Specifications
Frequency Range
- 500 Hz
- 1000 Hz
- 2000 Hz
- 3000 Hz
- 4000 Hz
Intensity Range
Warble Tone & White Noise
Narrow Band Noise
Available Stimuli
- Warble Tone (WT)
- Narrow Band Noise (NB)
- White Noise (WN)
Audio Output
- Built-in loudspeaker
- Optional headphone connection
Power Supply
- 3 × AA batteries
- Supports both alkaline and rechargeable batteries
Design
- Compact handheld unit
- Lightweight and portable construction
- Ideal for clinics, hospitals, schools, and community hearing screening programs
Applications
The PA5 is an ideal solution for pediatric hearing screening, newborn and infant hearing assessment, early intervention programs, ENT clinics, audiology centers, hospitals, and community-based hearing healthcare initiatives. Its combination of auditory and visual stimuli helps clinicians obtain reliable responses from young children, supporting accurate and efficient hearing evaluations.
