Attachment Instrument Stands_Product Data.pdf
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This document contains product literature for the 7900 Ophthalmic Instrument Stand and related accessories from Haag-Streit, as well as details for a corresponding solicitation issued by the Department of Veterans Affairs Veterans Health Administration Veterans Integrated Service Network 21.
The product literature provides specifications and descriptions for the 7900 Ophthalmic Instrument Stand and accessories such as a monitor arm, counterbalanced examination arms, and wheelchair access options. Key details include adjustable arms to deliver instruments up to 60 pounds, controls for the examination chair and integrated lighting, a durable polycarbonate base, and safety features like backlit membrane switches. The solicitation seeks the Haag-Streit IM910 instrument and a Reliance examination chair for the Stockton VA Community Based Outpatient Clinic, indicating the type of equipment required to fulfill examination room needs.
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Ophthalmic Instrument Stand
Tradition and Innovation – Since 1898, visionary thinking and a fascination with technology have guided us to develop innovative products of outstanding reliability: Anticipating trends to improve the quality of life.
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11/20 Made in USA
Ophthalmic Instrument Stand
Contemporary Design Matches Reliance Chairs The 7900 IC (with instrument charging console) and the 7900 NC (no console) provide maximum access to patients and are compatible with all Reliance chairs. They include chair controls and three wells for handheld instruments (IC version).
Arms for Instrument Delivery Counterbalanced slit-lamp arm locks and allows adjustment with a single hand. 12’’ of vertical travel can be counterbalanced for instruments 12 to 60 lbs. A raise and lower switch on the slit lamp arm controls chair height adjustments.
Upper refractor arm offers 10’’ range of vertical movement; delivers instruments up to 20 lbs.
Third instrument arm available as an option: 10- to 50 lb. capacity; 10’’ of vertical travel.
5399 Monitor Arm: Instrument stand supports optional 5399 monitor arm.
Durability Features Space-age base material including the same polycarbonate used on supersonic aircraft, resists scrapes, scuffs and scratches.
Backlit membrane switches last 10-times longer than mechanical switches and increase safety with lower voltages. They control the chart projector, overhead lamp and binding post for an indirect ophthalamoscope, and raise and lower the exam chair.
Halogen lamp with long-lasting bulb provides bright, direct light for minor procedures. Arm adjusts without tools. Low voltage for safety.
CSA mark of quality indicates that the 7900 has passed all rigorous CSA, C/US tests, affirming its safety and durability and achieving certificate of compliance.
OPTIONS
Wheelchair Access Deliver care to wheelchair bound patients with an optional lower slit lamp arm. Cost applies to Americans With Disability Act’s Tax Credit.
Eclipse Room Light Control The Eclipse activates all room lighting from the stand, or a small console. Lighting adjusts based on instrument moves or quick manual adjustments.
Tech Specs Height to console: 36’’. Height to pole top: 71’’. Base: 21x 21’’. Shipping weight: 292 lbs. Electrical (Standard UL Listed), 115 volts, 60 Hz, 3 amperes.
Optional: 230 volts, 60 Hz, 1.5 amperes.
800-735-0357 haag-streit-usa.com
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