Parameters Of OTV-S7 Endoscopy Camera Head
Brand: Olympus
Model: OTV-S7
Endoscope Type: Endoscope
Description Of OTV-S7 Endoscopy Camera Head:
Olympus OTV-S7PROH-HD-12E/Q HD Autoclavable Camera Heads feature 1080 effective scan lines with one-touch zoom and remote control capabilities. With 1.2 times magnification, the image can be enlarged up to 1.5 times the original size, and HD image quality is maintained even in the zoom mode. On the camera head control section, there are three switches that can be programmed with frequently used functions. The camera heads are available with an eye-piece or quick-lock connection to lock onto a full line of autoclavable telescopes.
Specification Of OTV-S7 Endoscopy Camera Head:
Size:
Camera Head: 35 x 124 mm (focus rings x total length)
Cable: 6.8 mm x 4 m
Eyepiece:
12E: 1.2x eyepiece type
12Q: 1.2x quick-lock type
Observation:
Pickup System: Interline type CCD solid-state image pickup
Magnification Ratio: Focal distance f = 15.8 – 31.3 mm
C/D/S:
Cleaning/Disinfection: Immersible in disinfectant solution.
Sterilization: Ethylene oxide gas sterilization and steam (autoclavable) sterilization possible
Classification (Electromagnetic Equipment):
Degree of Protection Against Electric Shock: Type CF
Degree of Protection Against Explosion: Product should be kept away from flammable gases
Key Benefits Of OTV-S7 Endoscopy Camera Head:
High-resolution images: With 1080i HD output, the camera head provides high-resolution images for incredibly sharp, accurate imaging.
Full autoclavability: The camera head is tightly sealed, preventing lens fogging even after autoclave steam sterilization reprocessing.
Programmable buttons: The control section has three built-in switches, allowing programming of frequently used functions, such as electronic zoom and image capture for convenient remote control.
One-touch zoom: The image can be enlarged to 1.2 or 1.5 times the original size, and high-definition, large images are maintained even in zoom mode.
Quick-lock connection: Q models feature a quick-lock connection, allowing the camera head to be snap locked onto the telescope to ensure a tight fit.