It is a top-of-the-line corneal topography device (model KJ30 by Buywells) designed for precise mapping of the corneal surface and other optical examinations in clinical settings.
The unit is used for corneal topography assessments, optical examinations, diagnosing corneal and refractive conditions, pre-operative evaluations for eye surgery, and monitoring patients' visual health over time.
The instrument is classified as Class I, indicating it is considered low risk under the manufacturer/supplier classification and intended for routine ophthalmic diagnostic use. Always follow local regulations and clinical protocols when using the device.
Key specs in the product listing: Brand Buywells, Model KJ30, electric power source, materials stainless steel and plastic, weight approximately 11 kg, shelf life 18 months, sold as a single item for ophthalmic optical examination.
The device is electrically powered. For mains voltage, plug type and voltage options please confirm with the supplier or the provided online technical support to ensure compatibility with your local power supply.
With a compact design and a weight of about 11 kg, the unit is relatively lightweight and convenient for clinical handling and repositioning within an exam room. It is not intended as a handheld unit.
The housing and structural parts use stainless steel and high-quality plastic. These materials provide good durability for normal clinical use; follow manufacturer care guidelines to maintain longevity.
The 18-month shelf life refers to the manufacturer's recommended period for storage prior to put-into-service or the period during which the device is guaranteed to meet storage-related specifications. For in-service lifetime, maintenance and usage conditions determine longevity—contact support for details.
Regular maintenance and periodic calibration are recommended to ensure measurement accuracy. Specific intervals and procedures are provided by the manufacturer—use the included documentation or contact online technical support for calibration schedules and authorized service options.
Use approved, non-abrasive cleaners and disinfectants compatible with stainless steel and medical-grade plastics. Avoid harsh solvents that can damage surfaces or optics. Refer to the manufacturer's cleaning instructions or contact technical support for recommended agents and procedures.
The product listing does not specify software or connectivity details. Please consult the supplier or online technical support to confirm available software, data export formats, EMR integration, network connectivity, and compatible file types.
The listing states a single item selling unit but does not list specific accessories. Typical packages may include power cables, user manual, and basic setup items. Confirm with the seller for a full packing list and availability of optional accessories.
Online technical support is available for users. Training offerings vary by supplier—ask the vendor about online or on-site training, user manuals, and training materials when placing your order.
Warranty and service terms are not detailed in the product description. Please contact the seller or Buywells directly to obtain warranty duration, service contracts, spare parts availability, and authorized repair centers.
As a diagnostic ophthalmic instrument, it should be used by trained personnel following standard clinical safety procedures. There are no specific contraindications listed; however, always follow manufacturer instructions, patient comfort guidelines, and local clinical protocols when examining patients.
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