LEA Gratings® Paddles

LEA Gratings® PaddlesProduct overview 3 paddles with stripes of different thickness 1 paddle with grey surface Visual acuity: 0. 25 to 8. 00 Dimensions: 20. 3 cm diameter 4 paddles including protective cover LEA GRATINGS Paddles The LEA GRATINGS paddles made of plastic were specially designed for preferential looking test situations to determine detection acuity. They are suitable for testing children, patients with a disability or senior citizens, as the eye test can

• 3 paddles with stripes of different thickness
• 1 paddle with grey surface
• Visual acuity: 0.25 to 8.00
• Dimensions: 20.3 cm diameter
• 4 paddles including protective cover

LEA GRATINGS® Paddles

The LEA GRATINGS® paddles made of plastic were specially designed for preferential looking test situations to determine detection acuity. They are suitable for testing children, patients with a disability or senior citizens, as the eye test can also be performed non-verbally.

The delivery includes 4 paddles with a protective cover. Three of the paddles have parallel black and white stripes in different widths and distances on both the front and the back. The fourth paddle has a grey surface.

The paddles have a surface diameter of 20.3 cm. In addition, they are equipped with a practical handle that allows for quick swapping during the examination.

Product Details

• LEA GRATINGS® paddles from Trusetal
• Grating acuity tests for preferential looking situations
• Suitable for testing children, patients with disabilities and senior citizens
• 3 paddles with parallel black and white stripes of different widths and distances on the front and back side
• 1 paddle with grey surface
• With practical handles for easy handling
• Made of robust plastic
• Visual acuity in cpcm: 0.25, 0.50, 1.00 , 2.00, 4.00, 8.00
• Testing distance: 57 cm
• Dimensions: 20.3 cm diameter
• 4 paddles including protective cover

Application

For the visual test, a stripe paddle is held out to the patient together with the grey paddle. If the patient looks at the stripe paddle, this is an indication that he/she recognises the stripes in the respective gradation well. As soon as the patient directs their gaze to the grey paddle, it can be assumed that they can no longer perceive the stripe pattern. Visual acuity can be determined here from 0.25 to 8.00 cpcm. The standard test level is 57 cm, but it can be reduced if necessary.