Ophthalmoscope Manufacturer,Supplier and Exporter in India
Product Code : SCL-DE-12040
Quick Answer: The Ophthalmoscope is a hand-held instrument for viewing the optic disc and retinal blood vessels, used in clinical and ophthalmic technician training. It has a dioptre range of -20 to +20 in single steps.
Last updated: October 2026
Key Features
Handle in thermoplastic or chromium-plated brass
Dust-proof, multi-coated glass optics
Dioptre compensation from -20 to +20 in single-dioptre steps
Apertures: slit, large spot, small spot, red-free and fixation star
2.5V vacuum or halogen lamp with rheostat brightness control on a C-cell battery handle
Technical Specifications
Specification
Value
Handle
Thermoplastic or chromium-plated brass
Optics
Dust-proof, multi-coated glass
Dioptre range
-20 to +20, single-dioptre increments
Apertures
Slit, large spot, small spot, red-free, fixation star
Lamp
2.5V vacuum or halogen
Power
C-cell batteries, rheostat brightness control
About This Product
The ophthalmoscope is used by medical and ophthalmic technician students to practise direct examination of the back of the eye on simulators and in supervised training. The aperture and dioptre settings let them learn how each view is selected and focused.
Frequently Asked Questions
What apertures does the ophthalmoscope have?
It has slit, large spot, small spot, red-free and fixation star apertures.
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