ABR BERAphone

The ABR BERAphone is a modern, advanced newborn hearing screening device engineered for fast, accurate, and dependable auditory testing. It integrates both ABR (Auditory Brainstem Response) and OAE (Otoacoustic Emissions) screening technologies into a single compact system, making it highly suitable for hospitals, clinics, and large-scale hearing screening programs.

Built with innovative BERAphone® technology, the device uses built-in reusable electrodes and transducers, removing the need for disposable electrodes. This not only simplifies the workflow but also significantly reduces operational costs. With its patented CE-Chirp® stimulus and intelligent response detection algorithm, the system delivers precise screening results in just seconds—even in typical nursery or clinical environments.

Key Features

• Dual screening: ABR + OAE in one device
• Integrated reusable electrodes and transducer system
• Rapid and highly accurate results within seconds
• 4.3” large color touchscreen display
• Lightweight, compact, and portable design
• Intuitive on-screen guidance for easy operation
• Wireless inductive charging cradle
• Long-lasting rechargeable Li-ion battery
• Optional HearSIM™ patient database and device management system
• Ideal for newborn, infant, and pediatric hearing screening

Technical Specifications

• Display: 4.3” Color Touchscreen
• Dimensions: 163 × 85 × 21 mm
• Weight: 265 g
• Battery: Rechargeable Li-ion
• Charging: Wireless inductive charging
• Storage: Up to 250 patients (50 tests each)
• PC Interface: Micro USB
• Stimulus Types: CE-Chirp® and Click
• Stimulus Rate: ~90/s

Benefits

The ABR BERAphone is designed to streamline newborn hearing screening while maximizing efficiency and user comfort. Its intuitive interface requires minimal training, allowing healthcare professionals to operate it with ease. By eliminating disposable components, it reduces ongoing consumable costs and setup time.

With fast and reliable “Pass” or “Refer” results, the device supports early detection of hearing impairments, helping ensure timely intervention and better long-term outcomes for newborns.