【Trinocular Viewing System】The 45° inclined and 360° rotatable trinocular head allows simultaneous observation through both eyepieces and the integrated HD display for efficient workflow.
【10 inch HD Monitor】Features a 10 inch IPS display with 1280 x 800 resolution, 400cd/m2 brightness, and 1300:1 contrast ratio for clear and detailed image viewing.
【7X-50X Continuous Zoom】Delivers a wide magnification range from 7.0X to 50X with continuous zoom capability, enabling precise adjustment for various detailed inspection and repair tasks.
【144 LED Ring Light】Equipped with a 144-LED ring light offering adjustable brightness to provide uniform and shadow-free illumination for small component observation.
【Sturdy Aluminum Alloy Base】Built on a 410 x 300mm aluminum alloy base plate with a 240mm x 32mm pillar, ensuring stable support for precision repair and assembly work.
Specifications:
Magnification: 7.0X to 50X (Continuous Zoom)
Eyepiece: WF10X/22MM (with Diopter Adjustment)
Objective: 0.70~5.0X
Trinocular Head: 45° Inclined, 360° Rotatable
Camera Interface: 1/2CTV
BASE:
Base Size: 410 x 300mm
Pillar: 240mm x 32mm
Silicone Pad Size: 330 x 198mm
DISPLAY:
Display Model: YS101W
Display Resolution: 1080P
Display Size: 10 Inch
Display Aspect Ratio: 16:10
IPS Resolution: 1280 x 800
Output Port: HD
Panel Brightness: 400cd/m2
Contrast Ratio: 1300:1 (Min) (Transmissive)
Viewing Angle: IPS Full Viewing Angle
Display Area: 215 x 121mm
WiFi Transmission Distance: 10m
Display Mode: IPS, Normally Black, Transmissive
Wide-angle Eyepiece 10X/22:
Magnification: 10X
Wide Field of View: 22 mm
Mounting Diameter: 30 mm
Compatible Models: Stereo microscopes, fixed-magnification microscopes and continuously variable-magnification microscopes
0.5X CTV Adapter:
Made entirely of metal; the black sections are aluminium alloy, whilst the silver sections are chrome-plated copper mounts.
This adapter ring supports focusing via the LCD screen (i.e. manual focus).
The adapter ring is fitted with an internal lens to assist in synchronising the zoom between the microscope’s main display and another display device.
