1CMOS Full HD camera
02 April, 2019
ECONT-2002 camera delivers an extremely clear and sharp image in full high definition standard by using a single CMOS solution. Even the finest details in tissue structures are distinguishable. The camera offers all necessary features for surgical use such as digital zoom, freeze as well as digital edge enhancement.
Fully digital signal processing results in the perfect picture, convenient and simple control of the camera.
Features:
- FHD 1CMOS Camera
- 1×1/3” 16:9 CMOS image sensor
- 1CMOS Camera head
- full HD resolution: 1920 x 1080 pix
- 3 programmable control buttons on camera head
- 5 Endoscope settings for using the different type of Endoscopes
- standard definition video output for backward compatibility
- up to 2,5x digital Zoom function
- freeze, mirror and flip functions
- built-in recording module for saving HD movies/stills on USB media (memory stick, HDD) (option)
The universal electrosurgical generator ECONT-0201.3 is a modern electrosurgical system that automatically adjusts to the needs of the surgeon.
The generator adapts to a variety of surgical procedures, making each procedure as effective as possible.
The device maintains the operating parameters to achieve the desired results regardless of the surgical conditions: result-oriented efficiency.
The Ultra HD/4K video camera ECONT-2002.5 has all the properties that are required in a modern operating theater where mini-invasive surgeries are performed – bright and accurate image color reproduction, high sensitivity, the ability to record images on USB media, broadcast video over a local network for playback in a conference hall etc.
In addition, it has a simply fantastic ratio of functionality and price!
ECONT-2002.4 is the latest version of the ultra-high definition endoscopy camera, which delivers a clear and sharp picture. With the native progressive scan, the ECONT-2002.4 provides the sharpest details with incomparable natural color rendition at the highest spatial and temporal resolution. Even the finest variations in tissue structures are distinguishable.
