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HEINE BETA 200S LED Ophthalmoscope Head. MFID: C-008.30.120HEINE BETA 200S LED Direct Ophthalmoscope with special optical system that provides a particularly clear and bright image of the fundus - Perfect for Small Pupils. Has 7 different apertures.
FEATURES: - Reliable Diagnosis:
- Clear, bright and non-reflective image due to AOS (Aspherical Optical System).
- Lens | Diopter: 28 lens | 74 single-diopter steps (-36 D to +38 D).
- Apertures: 7 luminous field apertures with separate red-free filter: cobalt blue filter, fixation star with polar coordinates, large spot, small spot, pinhole, slit, hemispot.
- No light reflections, since the illumination beam and the observation path are separate.
- The instrument head fits precisely to the eye socket, blocking out ambient light.
- Can be used for both dilated and non-dilated or particularly small pupils due to the pinhole aperture.
- Optimum Illumination:
- Patented and exclusive continuous dimmability between 3 and 100%.
- No stray light thanks to the recessed, multi-coated viewing window.
- Helpful when examining cloudy lenses, as LEDHQ provides particularly bright illumination.
- Exceptional Durability:
- Maintenance-free use due to dustproof design.
- Impact-resistant due to a cast aluminum frame that the optical components are embedded in.
- No need to ever exchange the LED thanks to LEDHQ.
- Easy to Use:
- Instrument can be operated with one hand.
- Flexibility during the examination due to the ergonomic design.
- Flexible Power Source Options
- Rechargeable handle: with USB or table charger
- Full functionality of the BETA 200 LED is guaranteed with the current BETA rechargeable handles and the EN 200 / EN 200-1 wall transformers
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NOTE
- Most products that we sell are Medical Products and are marked "RX" or "to sale by or on order of a physician". These Products are sold to Licensed Medical Practitioners or Medical Facilities ONLY. Consumer seeking to purchase for Personal Use are required to obtain a Physician Prescription.
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