HEINE BETA 3.5V 200S LED Ophthalmoscope and LED Streak Retinoscope with BETA 4 NT Rechargeable Handle

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HEINE BETA 3.5V 200S LED Ophthalmoscope & LED Streak Retinoscope with BETA 4 NT Rechargeable Handle (C-262.28.388)

TThe HEINE BETA 200S LED Ophthalmoscope and LED Streak Retinoscope set is a premium diagnostic solution for precise eye examination and accurate refractive assessment. Paired with the BETA 4 NT rechargeable handle, it delivers reliable illumination, durability, and performance for clinical use.

The BETA 200S LED Ophthalmoscope features HEINE’s Aspherical Optical System (AOS) for bright, high-contrast, glare-free fundus views. It includes seven apertures and a wide dioptre range for flexibility, while LED HQ illumination ensures consistent brightness and maintenance-free use.

The LED Streak Retinoscope provides a sharp streak image for accurate refractive assessment, with adjustable orientation and vergence for improved control. Its LED lighting offers long-lasting, reliable performance.

The BETA 4 NT handle uses Li-ion technology for stable power, long runtime, and quick charging, with an ergonomic, balanced design for comfort. HEINE’s aluminium frame system ensures durability, shock resistance, and long-term precision in clinical environments.

Supplied with: BETA 200S LED ophthalmoscope head, LED streak retinoscope head, BETA 4 NT rechargeable handle, charging unit, and operating instructions.

Product Features:

• Complete ophthalmic diagnostic set for fundus examination and retinoscopy
• BETA 200S LED ophthalmoscope with Aspherical Optical System (AOS)
• Bright, glare-free fundus view for accurate diagnosis
• 7 apertures for versatile examination conditions
• Wide dioptre range for precise focusing
• LED HQ illumination with virtually unlimited lifespan
• LED streak retinoscope for accurate refractive assessment
• Adjustable streak orientation and vergence control
• BETA 4 NT rechargeable handle with Li-ion technology
• Durable aluminium frame system for long-term reliability

Frequently Asked Questions:

What is the difference between an ophthalmoscope and a retinoscope?
An ophthalmoscope is used to examine the internal structures of the eye, particularly the retina and optic nerve. A retinoscope, on the other hand, is used to assess refractive errors by observing how light reflects from the retina, helping determine a patient’s prescription.

What are the benefits of LED illumination in ophthalmic instruments?
LED illumination provides consistent brightness, improved colour rendering, and a significantly longer lifespan compared to traditional bulbs. This reduces maintenance requirements, ensures reliable performance, and delivers clear, high-contrast images for accurate diagnosis.