- Displayed on a 19 inch polarised monitor, the HDC-7000PF holds a range of charts including binocular balance, stereopsis and binocular fusion.
- As there are so many available, it is possible to program the chart to display your favourites so they can be accessed with one click of a button on your infrared remote control.
- The HDC-7000PF is ideal if you are short of space in your test room-the test chart supports the use of a mirror and can be set at a distance between 2.5-6m.
- If you already have Huvitz equipment within your test room, the HDC-7000PF is a perfect addition as it is compatible with the HDR-7000 and CDR-3100 digital refractors.
- A simple connection allows you to start using the chart immediately.
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The multi-functional, high quality Huvitz HDC-7000PF is one of the newest advances in LCD systems offering you maximum versatility and adaptability.
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The Huvitz HCP-7000 chart projector is now easier to use than ever:
- 41 charts, 34 masks and red/green filters can all be accessed via a programmable hand remote.
- For extra clarity, a semi-permanent lifetime LED source is used which is brighter than a conventional light bulb.
- With its attractive streamline design, the HCP-7000 is guaranteed to fit in within any practice.
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The HLM-1 Auto Lensmeter from Huvitz uses a range of technologies to combine innovation with value and performance. Wavefront Analysis Technology with the Hartmann Sensor Providing more accuracy in the measured values utilizing the Hartmann Sensor Wavefront Analysis Technology with more measurement points than our previous generations. Expanded Prism Measurement Range Prism measurement range has been expanded up to 20, measuring from all directions of: BU, BD, BI, BO. Wide Range for Measuring Small or Large (Blank) Lenses It is easy to measure all lens diameters from 0/ 15mm to 0/ 120mm. Easily Measures Sunglasses While measuring the refractive power of darkly tinted or mirrored sunglasses, the HLM-1 will calculate the refractive power of the lens by automatically amplifying the amount of light without requiring any additional key strokes, the same way it measures normal lenses.
