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Topcon TRC-NW200 Non-Mydriatic Retinal Camera

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Specifications 4

Brands
Topcon
New/Used
Used
Weight
0,0 kg
Warranty
1 month

Used, in good condition

Product description

Non-mydriatic retinal camera with 45° angle, digital zoom, and diopter compensation for eye imaging.

  • Imaging System:
  • Observation illumination uses infrared light to illuminate the eye fundus
  • Built-in observation CCD camera displays live image on monitor
  • Photography illumination emits visible light upon capture
  • Photography CCD camera records images to memory card, PC, or external device
  • Optical Features:
  • Picture angle: 45°
  • Digital zoom: 2x and 4x, with automatic adjustment of illumination aperture and corneal diameter
  • Color photography supported by removing infrared filter
  • Working Parameters:
  • Working distance: 40.7 mm
  • Minimum pupil diameter: ≥4.0 mm at 45°, ≥3.7 mm with digital zoom
  • Diopter Compensation Ranges:
  • Without lens: -13D to +12D
  • With negative lens: -12D to -33D
  • With positive lens: +9D to +40D
  • Fixation Targets:
  • Four fixed points at center, one nose point, one ear point
  • Automatic right-left eye movement detection
  • Mechanical Movements:
  • Base movement:
  • Coarse (back-forth) 46 mm, right-left 100 mm
  • Fine (back-forth and right-left) 16 mm each
  • Vertical 30 mm
  • Chinrest vertical adjustment: 60 mm
  • Physical Dimensions and Weight:
  • Dimensions (W × D × H): 272 × 505 × 530 mm
  • Weight: 24 kg

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Last updated 19 October 2026