Screening Audiometer

Q: Can the GSI 18 be operated with batteries?

Yes, testing is not limited by the power source. You can get up to 10 full hours of testing with AA batteries. This is ideal when out in the field conducting testing at health fairs and home visits.

Q: When is it best to use the patient response button?

This is an optimal way to test with all patient types as it reduces the visual cues from the tester, allowing them to focus on the result.

Q: What options do you have for a noisier environment?

The GSI 18 provides the flexibility to switch between headphones and insert phones based on the environment that presents itself. School and industrial screening environments can be noisy, using the insert phones can help control the noise.

Q: What frequency and intensity range is available for air conduction testing?

Unlike other screeners with frequency and intensity limitations, the operator can achieve thresholds from 125 - 8000 Hz and 0 - 100 dB. This allows to conduct hearing screenings on all levels of hearing loss.

GSI 18

SCREENING AUDIOMETER

Flexible and efficient, the GSI 18™ is a portable audiometer that travels with you. The GSI 18 is a great choice for clinicians who conduct audiometric testing in multiple environments. The audiometer provides three stimulus options and a choice between two transducers to accommodate all screening environments. In a school screening environment, it’s easier for the operator to test hearing on a distracted child with a more interesting signal. In an industrial screening environment, the operator can present a signal that allows the patient to distinguish the signal from “ringing” in the ear.

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Can the GSI 18 be operated with batteries?

Conducting a hearing test does not depend on a power source. While the device can operate on AC power, you can get up to 10 full hours of testing using five AA batteries. This is ideal when out in the field, conducting testing at health fairs, and during home visits.

When is it best to use the patient response button?

This is a great way to conduct screening audiometry with all patient types. A patient response button helps testers concentrate on results, instead of visual cues from the patient.

Do all the accessories and device fit in a compact case?

Yes, the GSI 18 is easy to take from site to site when conducting screening visits. This portable audiometer has everything needed for testing and users can easily carry it in a convenient case.

What options do you have for a noisier environment?

Users can switch between using headphones and insert phones with the GSI 18 depending on the environment. Using insert phones in noisy school and industrial screening environments can help control noise and achieve more accurate results.

What frequency and intensity range is available for air conduction testing?

The GSI 18 allows the operator to test frequencies from 125 to 8000 Hz at intensities from 0 to 100 dB, unlike other screeners. This allows the operator to conduct hearing screenings on all levels of hearing loss.

PRODUCT SPECS

MULTIPLE ROUTES TO RESULTS

The GSI 18 is a logical choice for every screening environment. Full frequency and intensity range allows for simple screening or more advanced air conduction threshold evaluations. The patient response button, stimulus options, and choice of two transducers make it ideal for screening varied patient populations.
PORTABILITY PROVIDES OPTIONS

Take advantage of the features on the GSI 18 while testing remotely. Weighing in at 2.5 pounds, this audiometer is perfect for traveling from site to site.

Do not limit your testing by having access to a power source. Choose from AC or battery operation. By installing five AA batteries, you can conduct 10 hours of testing.
SWITCH FREELY

Easily switch between supra-aural and insert headphones as the environment dictates. The GSI 18 audiometer holds calibration for two air conduction transducers. Comply with infection control policies with disposable insert eartips.

FULL FREQUENCY AND DECIBEL RANGE

Users can easily get full air conduction results. This covers a frequency range of 125 to 8000 Hz and a decibel range of 0 to 100 dB.

KEY AUDIOMETER FEATURES

1. FAMILIAR INTERFACE

Performing screening audiometry requires minimal training because of the recognizable layout and GSI's legacy of simple operation.
2. STIMULUS OPTIONS

Steady, pulsed, and FM pure tone options accommodate all screening environments.
3. PATIENT COMFORT

The GSI 18 audiometer offers an optional patient response button for threshold testing.

4. FLEXIBLE OPERATION

The GSI 18 holds calibration for two transducers: the DD45 supra-aural headphones and the EAR 3A insert phones. Easily switch transducers with a single button press to accommodate screening needs.
5. FREQUENCY AND DECIBEL RANGE

Provides the ability to conduct complete pure tone audiometry evaluations for all levels of hearing loss. Achieve thresholds from 125 Hz to 8000 Hz and 0 to 100 dB HL.
6. LIGHTWEIGHT AND PORTABLE

Everything the user needs for portable testing is included. The GSI 18 includes a convenient carrying case for easy transport between testing sites.