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Pello

Mid-Level Audiometer

The GSI Pello™ is a versatile mid-level audiometer that fits your needs now and into the future. Familiar in design, the Pello has many of the features and functionality you expect from Grason-Stadler. The standard Pello includes integrated wordlists and is ideal for basic diagnostic audiometric evaluations. As your practice’s needs change, it’s easy to enhance testing capabilities with additional licenses for tests such as the TEN test, QuickSIN, and high frequency audiometry. Portable, stand-alone, and PC enabled, the Pello is the perfect audiometry solution for a growing practice.

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Latest Updates

The latest version of the Pello brings quicker and greater performance than ever before. These updates feature the addition of the new ACT™ (Audible Contrast Threshold) Test*. The results from this test assist clinicians in recommending the best hearing aids for the patient. They also indicate which settings may help in difficult listening situations.

*ACT Test available on new Pello devices with the Speech Plus License

Other updates include:
  • Screen Resolution Improvements
  • Added Weber Test
  • Faster Startup and Transition Times
  • Colored Soundfield Symbols
  • Masking Level Indicators
Is the GSI Pello portable?

Yes, the Pello is small and lightweight, making it ideal for any environment, regardless of testing space size. The Pello’s portability makes it a great option for use at offsite testing or satellite offices.

How is the Pello adaptable to my clinic’s needs?

The Pello comes with a standard configuration that includes air, bone, and speech testing. However, as your clinic’s needs change, you can easily upgrade your device at any time to include the Speech Plus, Special Tests, or High Frequency licenses. This makes the Pello a perfect tool to grow with your practice.

Does the Pello come with word lists built into the device?

Yes, the Pello comes with more than 100 common word lists that may be organized into a “favorites” list for each test type. You can seamlessly implement the reliability and consistency of recorded speech stimuli without fumbling with external devices during a patient exam.

Is there a way to switch between mastoid bone and forehead testing?

Both calibrations are stored to address various bone conduction audiometry needs. Audiologists can switch between forehead and mastoid bone testing as dictated by the patient/test environment.

What are some of the benefits for the configurable tests and preferences?

You can maximize your workflow and speed of testing when using the configurations and preferences. You may choose to start in the speech screen rather than the tone screen, the left ear rather than the right, a specific dB level, and frequency based on user or facility preferences.

• W x D x H (LCD raised): 14.8 in x 10.5 in x 13.8 in (37.5 cm x 26.7 cm x 35.1 cm)
• Height (LCD lowered):  4 in (10.2 cm)
• Weight: 8.2 lb (3.6 kg)
• Shipping Weight: 20 lb (9.1 kg)

FREQUENCY RANGE

• Air Conduction: 125 Hz - 20,000 Hz
• Bone Conduction: 250 Hz - 8,000 Hz
• Sound Field: 125 Hz - 8,000 Hz
• Paired Inserts: 125 Hz - 8,000 Hz
• Frequency Accuracy: ±1%
• Total Harmonic Distortion: < 2% (earphones and paired insert phones), < 5% (bone vibrator)

HEARING LEVEL RANGE

• Air Conduction: -10 dB HL - 120 dB HL
• Bone Conduction (B81): Mastoid: -10 dB HL - 90 dB HL, Forehead: -10 dB HL - 80 dB HL
• Sound Field: -10 dB HL - 90 dB HL (amplified speakers), -10 dB HL - 102 dB HL (external amplifier and high performance speakers)
• Paired Inserts: -10 dB HL - 120 dB HL
• Masking Intensity Range (Calibrated in Effective Masking): Narrow Band Noise: Maximum dB HL is 15 dB below tone

SIGNAL FORMAT

• Steady: Tone continuously present
• Pulsed: Tone pulsed 200 msec ON, 200 msec OFF
• FM: Modulation Rate: 5 Hz, Modulation Depth: +/- 5%
• Pulsed/FM: Pulsed and modulated
• Pediatric Noise (Optional): Continuously presented or pulsed

• Microphone: For live voice testing and communications
• INT/EXT A & INT/EXT B: Can be utilized for internal wave files or recorded speech material from an external digital device

HEARING LEVEL RANGE

• Air Conduction: -10 dB HL - 100 dB HL
• Bone Conduction: Mastoid: -10 dB HL - 60 dB HL, Forehead: -10 dB HL - 50 dB HL
• Sound Field: -10 dB HL - 90 dB HL (amplified speakers)
• Paired Inserts: -10 dB HL - 95 dB HL

SPEECH NOISE

• Air Conduction: -10 dB HL - 95 dB HL
• Bone Conduction:-10 dB HL - 50 dB HL (mastoid), -10 dB HL - 40 dB HL (forehead)
• Sound Field: -10 dB HL - 85 dB HL

WHITE NOISE

• Air Conduction: -10 dB HL - 95 dB HL
• Bone Conduction:-10 dB HL - 60 dB HL (mastoid), -10 dB HL - 50 dB HL (forehead)
• Sound Field: -10 dB HL - 80 dB HL

STANDARD ON ALL MODELS
• Pure Tone Stenger
• Speech Stenger
• Weber Test
• Lombard Test
• SAL

SPECIAL TESTS LICENSE
• Tone Decay
• SISI
• ABLB
• Pediatric Noise
• TEN Test

SPEECH PLUS LICENSE
• QuickSIN
• BKB-SIN
• ACT

HIGH FREQUENCY LICENSE
• High Frequency Audiometry

AMTAS LICENSE
• GSI AMTAS Pro

• Talk Forward: Permits the tester to speak through the examiner microphone into the selected transducer at approximately the intensity level set by the front panel controls
• Talk Back: Allows the tester to listen to comments from the patient in the testing booth
• Monitor: The monitor headset can be used by the tester to listen to Channel 1, Channel 2, and/or Talk Back signals

• Temperature: 59° F (15° C) to 104° F (40° C)
• Relative Humidity: 10% to 95% (non-condensing)
• Ambient Pressure Range: 98 kPa to 104 kPa
• Background Sound Level: < 35 dB(A)
• Storage Temperature: 32° F (0° C) to 122° F (50° C)
• Transport Temperature: -4° F (-20° C) to 122° F (50° C)

• Power Consumption: 90 Watts
• Voltage & Amperage: 100-240, 0.5 A max
• Frequency: 50 Hz and 60 Hz

Manufactured, designed, developed, and marketed under ISO 13485 certified quality systems.

Designed, tested, and manufactured to meet the following domestic (USA), Canadian, European, and International Standards:

• ANSI S3.6, ANSI S3.43, IEC 60645-1, IEC 60645-2, ISO 389
• ANSI/AAMIES 60601-1 Medical Electrical Equipment: General Requirement for Safety
• IEC/EN 60601-1 International Standards for Medical Electrical Equipment: General Requirement for Safety
• CSA C22.2 # 601-1-M90
• Medical Device Directive (MDD) to comply with 93/42/EEC

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Customization at Your Fingertips

Customize default settings with the Configuration Application. Organize over 100 included wordlists into a “favorites” list for easy access. Create and manage a list of usernames with optional associated passwords for additional data security.

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Adaptable to Your Needs

As your referral sources grow, the standard Pello audiometer may be upgraded at any point in the future, with new features and tests. Choose from three additional configurations: Speech Plus, High Frequency, and/or Special Tests.

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Efficiency You Can Appreciate

GSI is recognized worldwide as the most user-friendly front panel design in audiometry. Our user-friendly interface lets you quickly transition between test types with the one button, one function front panel design.

1. Air, Bone, and Speech Audiometry

The Pello has the capability to perform a full range of audiometric testing in a small package with air, bone, and speech audiometry capabilities.

2. Immediate Results

Save time and reduce the risk of errors that can occur with manual entry. The Pello provides seamless integration of the patient audiogram into hearing aid fitting software through Noah. Results are also immediately available in GSI Suite, where they can be attached to an EMR or saved in another location.

3. Stand-Alone, PC Enabled

Use the audiometer independently or with a computer. With one button press, transfer data to GSI Suite to manage records, draft reports, and apply counseling overlays, or use GSI Suite within Noah tp conduct hearing aid fittings.

4. Portable/Small Footprint

A small, lightweight design makes the Pello audiometer ideal for a variety of environments, including offices, clinics, satellite locations, and more.

5. Familiar User Interface

GSI is recognized worldwide as the preferred and most user-friendly front panel design for audiometry. You’ll appreciate its easy-to-use features and color display that helps you interpret results at a glance.

6. Test Type Buttons

Quickly access pure tone audiometry and speech audiometry. One button press facilitates the transition of stimuli and test protocols for ease of use.

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Standard Configuration

The standard configuration allows you to perform air conduction, bone conduction, and speech audiometry. Integrated word lists provide the convenience of presenting recorded speech stimuli without the use of external CD players or other devices.

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Speech Plus

Speech Plus adds the benefit of advanced speech perception tests. Evaluate speech-in-noise quickly and accurately using the QuickSIN. The BKB-SIN includes normative data for ages five to adults. AZ Bio is a validated sentence test that assists in determining speech perception abilities of the hearing impaired and cochlear implant candidates ages five and older. Audiologists can expand patient services and seamlessly add value to audiologic evaluations by performing speech-in-noise tests.

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Special Tests

The Special Test configuration combines a variety of traditional audiometric tests with the latest tests and test stimuli. Legacy tests of Tone Decay, SISI, and ABLB are included. Pediatric Noise, a frequency-specific stimulus is paired with remote operation of the Pello using keyboard shortcuts. Both are invaluable tools when evaluating pediatric patients. Implement the TEN Test to identify cochlear dead regions to assist in counseling and hearing aid fittings.

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High Frequency

High Frequency testing is essential when monitoring patients taking ototoxic medications. Tinnitus evaluations are enhanced when pitch-matching is performed using Fine Hz resolution. The circumaural headphones are conveniently calibrated for the full frequency range of 125 - 20,000 Hz. Add the High Frequency option when your referrals increase.

Good Question

What is the Difference Between a 1.5 Channel and a Full 2 Channel Audiometer?

Good Question

What Kind of Environments Do You Use the GSI Pello in?

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How is the GSI Pello Different than the GSI AudioStar Pro?

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