Topcon NW400 Non-Mydriatic Retinal Camera

Topcon NW400 Non-Mydriatic Retinal Camera

Topcon NW400 Non-Mydriatic Retinal Camera has the traditional 3 fixations for nasal, central, and temporal images. Besides that, you can photograph the complete periphery due to nine fixation targets for peripheral imaging. With TRC-NW400 you perform a quick screening or do a more elaborate examination.

Features

Fully automated operation and automatic transfer from eye to eye
DICOM compliant
Can work as a standalone device or in combination with capture software
Auto stereo feature does not require manual movement of the optical head
Anterior segment photography
9 internal LED fixation targets
10” touch screen monitor for instrument control and image display

The Topcon TRC-NW400 Non-Mydriatic is an automatic, easy-to-use, autofocus, and auto-capture non-mydriatic retinal camera designed to acquire high-resolution color images of the retina and the anterior segment of the eye. It’s equipped with automatic focusing and capture and a fully automatic mechanism which moves the optical mind out of 1 eye to the other without operator’s intervention.

Characteristics

User-friendly
Touch screen operation
Compact, suitable for ambulatory use (in combination with a special flight case)
Fundus and front segment photography
Dicom
High Quality Image Meets Ease of Use

Specifications

5 Megapixel resolution
45 degrees / 30 degrees angle of view
Autofocus
Auto alignment
Autoshoot
9 internal fixation points, adjustable
Acquisition modes: color and digital-red-free
Manual focus and manual shoot

Fully automatic features of the TRC-NW400 make it the ideal capture device for active eye care facilities as well as for screening clinics documenting systemic diseases that can affect the retinal vessels. No previous training for ophthalmic photography is needed to operate the instrument and with a brief explanation of the functions virtually anyone can obtain sharp and clear images of the eye fundus. Images of the anterior segment of the eye can also be obtained with the use of the anterior segment feature in the easy-to-follow menu.