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Ear probe which connects the patient to instrument is ___________ m long.

Ear probe which connects the patient to instrument is ___________ m long. Correct Answer 2.5

A 2.5 m long flexible fibre ear probe connects the patient to the instrument. The ear probe can be either held in position for discrete measurements or can be conveniently mounted to a headband for continuous display.

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