High-precision surgical LED ophthalmic microscope with German Schott optics, 5-step magnification, and >60,000h LED illumination. Request a quote today!Overview Designed for high-precision eye surgery, this surgical LED ophthalmic microscope integrates premium German Schott optical lenses with an ultra-durable LED illumination system (>60,000 hours service life). Featuring 5-step manual magnification, integrated safety filters, and an ergonomic foot-switch controller, it delivers exceptional contrast, deep focus perception, and accurate color rendering for delicate ophthalmic procedures.
German Schott Optical Lens: Delivers high-resolution imagery, excellent depth of field, and crisp contrast with minimal optical distortion.
5-Step Manual Magnification: Effortlessly switch between 4.3X, 6.8X, 10.6X, 16.9X, and 26.5X to suit various surgical stages.
Long-Life LED Illumination: Provides stable, bright, and cool lighting rated for over 60,000 hours, significantly reducing maintenance costs and patient thermal risk.
Advanced Protection Filters: Built-in Red-free filter for clear vascular observation and Retinal Protection filter to enhance safety during prolonged surgeries.
Hands-Free Foot Controller: Waterproof foot pedal for Z-axis up/down motorized adjustment and quick reset, maximizing surgical hygiene and efficiency.
| Feature | Specification |
| Optical Lens | Premium German Schott Lens |
| Eyepiece | 12.5X wide-angle (10X optional) |
| Magnification Steps | 5-step (4.3X, 6.8X, 10.6X, 16.9X, 26.5X) |
| Illumination Source | High-efficiency LED (>60,000 hours operational lifespan) |
| Filter Options | Red-free filter, Retinal Protection filter |
| Foot Switch Controls | Motorized Z-axis up/down adjustment & Reset function |
| Input Voltage | AC220V±22V / 50Hz±1Hz; AC110V±11V / 60Hz±1Hz |
| Net Weight | 33 KGS |
This optical system is suitable for a wide range of anterior segment and posterior segment surgical operations, including:
Cataract extraction surgery
Glaucoma surgical procedures
Pterygium excision
Ocular trauma and corneal repair
General ophthalmic diagnostics & teaching