Inventis Viola Clinical Tympanometer

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Specifications

Product Name : Inventis Viola Clinical Tympanometer
Device Type : Handheld Tympanometer
Test Type : Automatic Tympanometry
Probe Tone Frequency : 226 Hz
Pressure Range : Approx. +200 to –400 daPa
Compliance Range : Approx. 0.1 to 6.0 ml
Ear Canal Volume Range : Approx. 0.2 to 5.0 ml
Test Duration : Few seconds per ear
Display : Integrated LCD
Data Storage : Internal Memory
Power Supply : Rechargeable Battery / AC Adapter
Application : Adult & Pediatric
Weight : Lightweight Portable Design
Usage Setting : Clinics, Hospitals, Screening Programs
Warranty : Typically 12 Months

highlights

Compact handheld clinical tympanometer
Quick and automatic measurement process
Suitable for both adults and children
Ideal for screening and routine diagnostics
Designed by a globally recognized audiology manufacturer
Easy portability for mobile healthcare setups

in the box

Inventis Viola Tympanometer Unit
1 × Probe Assembly
Assorted Ear Tips (Multiple Sizes)
Rechargeable Battery (Integrated)
Power Adapter / Charger
User Manual
Carrying Case

Use Cases :

Middle ear function assessment
Pediatric ear screening
Detection of otitis media and middle ear effusion
Evaluation of tympanic membrane mobility
ENT clinics and audiology practices
Mobile diagnostic and outreach programs
School and community hearing screening camps

Key Features :

Handheld, Lightweight Design
Automatic Tympanometry Testing
226 Hz Probe Tone (Standard Clinical Frequency)
Fast Test Cycle (Few Seconds per Ear)
Clear LCD Display with Tympanogram Graph
Internal Data Storage
Rechargeable Battery Operation
Portable for Outreach & Screening
User-Friendly Interface

Warranty

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Product Description

The Inventis Viola Clinical Tympanometer is a portable, handheld middle ear analyzer designed for fast and reliable tympanometry screening and diagnostic applications. Compact and lightweight, Viola is engineered for audiologists, ENT specialists, and hearing care professionals who require mobility ...