Atch. 3, Rev.1-Requirements List Ophthalmology Slit Lamps.pdf

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This document is a Requirements List dated 7 July 2025 specifying procurement details for ophthalmology slit lamps. The solicitation seeks six (6) Haag-Streit BQ900 slit lamps or equivalent, with comprehensive technical specifications including a Galilean microscope featuring 5-step magnification (6.3x to 40x), binocular converging optics, stereo variator for improved posterior segment examination, LED light source with variable intensity, and an integrated Goldmann applanation tonometer. Additional features include an ergonomic joystick for precise positioning, an inclined eyepiece adapter, a stable base designed for high-volume clinical use, an integrated beam splitter, and an observation tube with eyepiece.

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Atch.3, Rev.1-Requirements List

7 July 2025 1 | P a g e

Requirements List Name Brand or Equivalent Haag-Streit BQ900

Ophthalmology Slit Lamps

Six (6) each of the following

• Galilean microscope with 5-step magnification: 6.3x, 10x, 16x, 25x, 40x

• Binocular converging optics with wide field of view and high-resolution imaging

• Stereo variator to reduce the angle of stereoscopic observation from 13° to 4.5° for improved posterior segment examination

• LED light source with variable intensity; includes slit and background illumination

• Continuously adjustable slit length 0-14mm and width 1mm-14mm

• Ergonomic joystick for precise positioning

• Inclined eyepiece adapter to promote examiner comfort

• Stable, durable base built for high-volume clinical use

• Integrated beam splitter

• Integrated Goldmann applanation tonometer to measure inner ocular pressure

• Observation tube with eyepiece

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