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Ophthalmoscope FM-OTS-A100

Fison Ophthalmoscope FM-OTS-A100 combines a 3.7 V, 2.6 W mini halogen lamp with illumination options of a large Φ3.2 mm spot, a small Φ1.6 mm spot, a slit and a central net. A red-free filter supports clearer visualization, and diopter compensation from -25D to +20D allows focus adjustment during viewing. This ophthalmic examination equipment allows visual inspection of the interior structures of the eye.

$530.00

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Ophthalmoscope FM-OTS-A100 - Specifications

Illumination large light spot (Φ3.2mm)
small light spot (Φ 1.6mm)
slit
central-net
Redfree filter
Diopter Compensation 0, ±1D, ±2D, ±3D, ±4D, ±5D, ±6D, ±8D, ±10D, ±12D, ±16D, ±20D, -25D
Light Source 3.7V, 2.6W Mini-halogen lamp
Power Supply AC 220V ± 10% / 50Hz ± 10%; AC 110V ± 10% / 60Hz ± 10%
Input Power 5VA
Weight 2 Kg (Battery included)

Ophthalmoscope FM-OTS-A100 - Features

  • Rechargeable design for convenient repeated use
  • Red-free filter for enhanced visualization of retinal structures
  • Diopter compensation to accommodate different focusing requirements
  • Portable design for convenient handling during eye examinations

Ophthalmoscope FM-OTS-A100 - Applications

Ophthalmoscope FM-OTS-A100 is used in ophthalmology clinics, hospitals, and eye care centers to examine the retina and other internal eye structures for detecting and monitoring conditions such as retinal disorders, glaucoma, and cataracts.

Ophthalmoscope

Fison Ophthalmoscope provides large and small light spots from ?1.6 mm to ?3.2 mm, along with slit, central-net and red-free filter illumination. Diopter compensation from -25D to +20D lets the examiner bring the retina into focus, and a mini-halogen lamp supplies steady illumination. As ophthalmic examination equipment, it allows direct viewing of the fundus, optic disc and retinal vessels at the selected illumination and diopter setting.