Keeler All Pupil II Convertible Wired Headset

The Keeler All Pupil II Convertible Wired Headset Binocular Indirect Ophthalmoscope (BIO) is based on the design of the number-one selling All Pupil indirect ophthalmoscope. Look for the features designed to make your examinations easier and more comfortable.

Keeler All Pupil II Convertible Wired Headset FEATURES

• Outstanding brightness
  With 2,000 lux of light, which can be turned down to 2% of total illumination, when necessary, All Pupil II offers maximum illumination with total control.
• Lightweight and comfortable
  The device weighs just 520 grams, and extra padded materials have been incorporated into the headband to make this indirect extremely comfortable for all examinations.
• Simple controls
  The All Pupil II LED Convertible Wired Binocular Indirect Ophthalmoscope has a unique single control to change aperture size and position in one movement to view through all pupil sizes.
• IR and UV barrier
  There is a built-in IR/UV barrier, which guarantees improved patient protection and safety.
• Enclosed KeeView Optic
  All Keeler indirect optics are specially coated and individually laser aligned to provide the sharpest, clearest images every time you use your indirect.
• Comfort and balance
  These features will be particularly important during long examinations.
• Easy-fit illumination
  Bulbs are easily accessible and quick to change during surgical procedures, if your bulb should blow, our quick fit design ensures you won’t be without it for very long.
• djustable brilliant illumination
  LED modules and bulbs are easily accessible and quick to change. On the All Pupil II and Vantage, the illumination rheostat is located on the headband providing easily accessible, fully controllable light.
• IR/UV filters
  Supplies protection 100% of the time. LED products emit no harmful UV or IR wavelengths.
• Wide angle diffuser
  The Keeler wide-angle diffuser eliminates shadows on the edge of the condensing lens, expanding the field of view significantly. This is particularly useful during difficult and peripheral examinations. There is also less discomfort for the patient, because the light is softer.