ICS AirCal - Technical Specifications Temperature range: Cool stimulus: Warm stimulus: Temperature readout: Temperature accuracy: Time range: 1 to 99 seconds (Recommended setting: 60 seconds) Flow rate range: 4 - 10 liters per minute (Recommended setting: 8 liters per minute) Flow rate accuracy: Internally mounted compressor Remote control capability: When integrated with Otometrics VNG/ENG systems Timeout indication: Internally generated Audible Beep Input power: Maximum Current: Primary temperature read-out. Separate over-temperature cut-off. Stimulus timing activation: Activation trigger on delivery head or foot switch. Excellent visibility... ...efficient irrigation Size 13.5 inches (34.3 cm) 12 inches (30.5 cm) Weight 17.5 lbs. (7.9 kg) (with empty reservoir) 18 lbs (8.2 kg) (with full water reservoir) Operating Environment Temperature Operations at temperatures below -20°C (-4°F) or above +60° C (140°F) may cause permanent damage. Storing and Handling Temperature If the ICS AirCal is going to be stored for an extended period of time without usage, or shipped the reservoir should be empty. Calibration Calibration of this system is not required. Local government rules and regulations, if applicable, should be followed at all times. However, if the system is not performing as expected a re-calibration may be needed. Standards Safety Complies with EN 60601-1, UL2601-1, CAN/CSAC22.2 NO 601.1-90, Class I, Type BF, IPXO *) Barin, K. (2008). Background and Technique of Caloric Testing. In Balance Function Assessment and Management. 1st ed. San Diego: Plural Publishing:197-228 • Barin, K. (2008). Interpretation and Usefulness of Caloric Testing. In Balance Function Assessment and Management. 1st ed. San Diego: Plural Publishing: 229-252. • British Society of Audiology (1999) Recommended Procedure: Caloric Testing. British Journal of Audiology 33: 179-184.• Ford, CR & Stockwell, CW (1978) Reliabilities of air and water caloric responses. Archives of Otolaryngology 104: 380-382. • Zapala, D & Shaughnessy K Water vs. Air - Are they equivalent caloric stimuli? - Mayo Clinic Jacksonville, FL • Zapala, DA; Olsholt KF & Lundy LB (2008) The comparison of water and air caloric response sand their ability to distinguish between patients with normal and impaired ears. Ear & Hearing 29(4): 585-600. Watch Dr. Kamran Barin’s video guides on caloric testing Sign up for Dr. Kamran Barin’s VNG/ENG course facebook.com/otometrics twitter.com/otometrics youtube.com/otometricsTV otometrics.com/caloricguides GN Otometrics, Europe. +45 45 75 55 55. [email protected] GN Otometrics, North America. 1-800-289-2150. [email protected] www.otometrics.com Specifications are subject to change without notice. Copyright © GN Otometrics. 2012/06. 7-26-7290-EN/01. Part no. 7-26-72900-EN.

Bringing diagnostic accuracy and efficiency into balance testing Superior Visibility Small footprint - ICS AirCal stacked with Otometrics’ VNG/ENG solution Irrigation with the ICS AirCal provides a modern choice for gold standard caloric irrigation. It combines the convenience and patient comfort of air, with the precision of water irrigation, enabling you to do caloric testing with confidence. With no water to catch, the entire irrigation process is easier for the clinician and more pleasant for the patient. Accurate stimuli without water Research has proven that using air temperatures set at...