Desktop Bera Epic Plus Pro

The Desktop Bera Epic Plus Pro is a professional clinical auditory evoked potential system designed for hospitals, ENT departments, audiology centres, neuro-audiology clinics, diagnostic hearing centres, and advanced hearing assessment facilities. It supports ABR, MLR, and LLR testing as standard, with multiple upgradable test options for advanced clinical audiology and electrophysiology workflows.

This desktop BERA system is designed for clinical hearing assessment, neurological auditory pathway evaluation, newborn and pediatric hearing support workflow, and advanced diagnostic audiology. It offers single and dual channel operation, multiple stimulus options, user-defined test protocols, artifact rejection control, auto peak marking, waveform comparison, and latency-intensity graph support.

The Desktop Bera Epic Plus Pro is compact, battery operated, and designed with a unique amplifier box that helps reduce susceptibility to external ambient noise and disturbances. It is suitable for clinical professionals who need reliable AEP testing with flexible protocol configuration, comprehensive database support, and upgrade options such as ASSR, VEMP, ECochG, P300, and BC-ABR depending on selected version.

Key Features

• Clinical AEP System: Supports ABR, MLR, and LLR testing for professional auditory evoked potential assessment.
• Single & Dual Channel Operation: Supports flexible testing workflow based on patient need and clinical protocol.
• Multiple Stimulus Options: Supports click, tone burst, and chirp stimulus types for different test requirements.
• Optional Upgradable Tests: ASSR, VEMP, ECochG, P300, and BC-ABR options are available depending on selected version.
• User-Defined Protocols: Allows custom test protocols for sleep and awake testing conditions.
• Auto ABR Peak Marking: Supports automatic peak marking with manual override for correction where needed.
• Waveform Management: Allows comparison, merging, inversion, cross-correlation, add/subtract functions, and waveform superimposition.
• Compact Desktop Design: Lightweight 1.95 kg unit with dimensions of 32 x 23 x 6 cm for clinical desktop setup.

Available Versions

Technical Specifications

Product Benefits

• Supports advanced clinical auditory evoked potential testing in hospitals and audiology centres.
• Dual channel operation helps improve testing workflow and waveform comparison efficiency.
• Upgradeable test options allow facilities to expand capabilities based on clinical demand.
• Auto ABR peak marking supports faster workflow while allowing manual correction where needed.
• Battery operation helps reduce AC mains-related signal disturbances and supports better patient safety.
• Unique amplifier box supports cleaner signal acquisition with reduced external noise interference.
• User-defined protocols support customized sleep and awake testing workflows.
• Comprehensive database tools help organize results by age, date, testing phase and other parameters.

Applications

The Desktop Bera Epic Plus Pro is suitable for ENT hospitals, audiology centres, diagnostic hearing clinics, neuro-audiology departments, pediatric hearing assessment setups, cochlear implant evaluation centres, occupational hearing assessment units, and clinical electrophysiology labs.

It can support ABR, MLR, LLR, P300, VEMP, ASSR, ECochG, and BC-ABR workflows depending on selected version and configuration. It is useful for newborn hearing evaluation support, difficult-to-test patient assessment, electrophysiological hearing threshold estimation, neurological auditory pathway review, and advanced clinical audiology testing.

How to Use

1. Place the Desktop Bera Epic Plus Pro on a stable clinical workstation and connect it to the required computer system.
2. Prepare the patient according to test type, including skin preparation and electrode placement as per clinical protocol.
3. Check electrode impedance using the built-in impedance meter before starting the test.
4. Select the required test such as ABR, MLR, LLR, ASSR, VEMP, ECochG, P300 or BC-ABR based on selected version.
5. Choose stimulus type, output, polarity, filter settings, sweeps, artifact rejection and analysis time according to protocol.
6. Start recording and monitor waveform quality, noise level, patient movement and artifact rejection during acquisition.
7. Use peak marking, waveform comparison, latency-intensity graph and report functions as required.
8. Save, review, export or print test results according to clinic documentation workflow.

Why Choose This BERA System?

The Desktop Bera Epic Plus Pro is suitable for healthcare facilities that need a compact, clinical-grade AEP system with standard ABR, MLR and LLR testing plus flexible upgradable options. Its dual channel capability, programmable amplifier gain, broad stimulus support, artifact rejection, built-in impedance monitoring and waveform analysis tools make it practical for advanced audiology environments.

For ENT and audiology teams, this system supports comprehensive diagnostic workflow, clean signal acquisition, structured data management and flexible test configuration. Buyers should confirm selected version, required optional tests, computer compatibility, clinical protocol, installation support and training requirements before purchase.

FAQs

1. What is Desktop Bera Epic Plus Pro used for?

Desktop Bera Epic Plus Pro is used for clinical auditory evoked potential testing, including ABR, MLR and LLR. Depending on selected version, it can also support ASSR, VEMP, ECochG, P300 and BC-ABR testing in audiology and ENT departments.

2. Which standard tests are included?

The standard test configuration includes ABR, MLR and LLR. These tests support clinical auditory pathway and hearing assessment workflows. Additional tests are available depending on the selected version and upgrade configuration.

3. Does this system support ASSR and VEMP?

Yes, ASSR and VEMP are available in specific versions or optional configurations. The VEMP module supports cVEMP and oVEMP workflow, while ASSR supports frequency-specific threshold estimation and related clinical audiology applications.

4. What stimulus types are supported?

The system supports click, tone burst and chirp stimuli. Stimulus polarity options include positive, negative and alternating, while click options include rarefaction, condensation and alternating modes.

5. Who should operate this BERA system?

This system should be operated by trained audiologists, ENT professionals, neuro-audiology specialists, clinical technicians or authorized healthcare users. Proper patient preparation, electrode placement, protocol selection and waveform interpretation are essential for reliable results.