Key Features

Fully automatic multifunction screening
Wavefront aberrometry
Objective refraction and keratometry
Corneal topography
Pachymetry
Tonometry
Pupillometry
Retroillumination
Anterior-chamber analysis
Cataract screening support
Keratoconus screening support
Glaucoma screening and monitoring support
Day/night vision simulation
Near-vision and eye-fatigue assessment
Predefined examination protocols
Guided touchscreen interface
Integrated printer

Technical Specifications

Wavefront Method: Shack-Hartmann
Sphere Range: -20.00 D to +20.00 D
Cylinder Range: 0 D to +8 D
Axis: 0°–180°
Minimum Measurable Pupil: 2 mm
Wavefront Measuring Points: Up to 1,500
Acquisition Time: 0.2 sec
Tonometry Range: 1–50 mmHg
Pachymetry Range: 150–1,300 µm
Iridocorneal Angle Range: 0°–60°
Topography Rings: 24
Topography Measuring Points: 6,144
Analyzed Corneal Points: More than 100,000
Topography Method: Placido rings
Display: 10.1-inch multitouch
Integrated Printer: Yes
Connectivity: RS232 / USB / VGA / LAN
Dimensions: 320 × 555 mm
Weight: 60 lb
Power Supply: 100–240 V AC, 50/60 Hz

Screening & Assessment Capabilities

Cataract Screening
Infrared retroillumination provides a detailed view of crystalline-lens opacity to assist with cataract screening.

Keratoconus Assessment
Placido-ring topography analyzes more than 100,000 corneal points and provides a keratoconus probability index.

Glaucoma Screening & Monitoring
Tonometry, pachymetry and anterior-chamber measurements help provide additional information for glaucoma assessment.

Visual Performance
Wavefront analysis supports day/night vision simulation and assessment of pupillary behaviour and near-vision eye fatigue.

Lens Tracer

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