HDR-9000
Digital Refractor
The More Exam Options You Have,
the More You See
Features
- 21 Point Exam
- 21 Point Exam removes complex knowledge or experience and now everyone can perform refraction easily without expertise.
- Tablet PC Control (Optional)
- A choice from 3 options : Classic OP panel, Win. Tablet and PC(Tablet PC OS : Win 7 or 8 / Resolution 1366x768)
- Tiltable Body
- Highly advanced near vision exam is enabled with tiltable body from 0° to 45° delivering feeling of reading a book.
- Wireless Communication
- Experience wireless communication with HRK-9000A and HLM-9000 via Wi-Fi for data transmission.(RS-232 cable is also possible)
Specifications
| Measurement Range | |
|---|---|
| Spherical Lens |
-29.00~+26.75D (Regular) -19.00~+16.75D (During XC or Prism Tests) (0.12/0.25 /0.5 /1/2/3/4D increments) |
| Cylinder Lens | 0.00~±8.75D (0.25/0.5 /1/2/3D increments) |
| Cylinder Axis | 0°~180° (1/5/15° increments) |
| PD |
48~80mm (0.5/1mm increments) Near PD : 50~74mm Near Working Distance : 35~70cm |
| Rotary Prism Lens | 0~20△(0.1/0.2/0.5/1/2△ increments) |
| Cross Cylinder |
±0.25D ±0.50D ±0.25D Prism Split Lens (Dual Cross Cylinder) |
| Retinoscopic Lens | +1.5D, +2.0D (Measurement Distance 67cm, 50cm) |
| Auxiliary Lenses | |
| Occluding Aperture | |
| Pinhole Lens | ø2mm |
| Maddox Rod | Right Eye (Red, Horizontal), Left Eye (Red, Vertical) |
| Red / Green Filter | Right Eye (Red), Left Eye (Green) |
| Polarizing Filter | Right Eye (135°, 45° ), Left Eye (45°, 135° ) |
| Split(Dissociation) Prism |
Right Eye (6△BU) Left Eye (10△BI : up to 5△ complement) |
| PD Check Lens | |
| Fixed XC Lens | (±0.50D, with the axis fixed at 90° ) |
| Visual Field | 40° (VD=12mm) |
| Hardware Specification | |
| Digital Refractor | 329(W) X 103(D) X 296(H)mm, 4.20kg |
| Operation Panel | 249(W) X 245(D) X 248(H)mm, 2.75kg (including internal printer) |
| Junction Box | 240(W) X 141(D) X 71(H)mm, 1.24kg |
| Power Supply | 100-240VAC~, 1.0~0.5A, 50/60Hz |
| Designs and details can be changed without prior notice for the purposes of improvement. | |