Chart Projector

Projecting consistent optotype charts with monocular and binocular modes and varied sequences, the device supports distance visual acuity assessment, subjective refraction, and follow-up documentation in ophthalmology.

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SKU: ACP-990L Categories: Diagnostic Equipment, Medical Equipment, Ophthalmology

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Technical Specifications of the product

Specification	Description
Device Type / Variant	Chart Projector
Function	Projects visual acuity charts to support distance vision assessment in ophthalmic examinations. Enables consistent presentation of optotypes for monocular and binocular testing during refraction and routine vision checks.
Diagnostic / Procedure Area	Visual Acuity
Specialty	Ophthalmology
Subcategory	Diagnostic Equipments
Condition	New
Sterilization Method	SURFACE CLEANING
Handle Type	built-in
Country of Origin	China
SKU	ACP-990L

Designed for ophthalmic diagnostic workflows, this chart projector displays visual acuity charts to support distance vision assessment. It provides consistent optotype presentation for monocular and binocular testing during refraction and routine checks. The unit includes a built-in handle and is maintained via surface cleaning to support routine examination environments requiring repeatable presentation.

Clinical Applications of Chart Projector

This device standardizes distance optotype display to maintain uniform test conditions during subjective refraction and routine visual acuity evaluation. Alternate chart presentations and single-eye or both-eye testing conditions enable repeatable measurements and comparable acuity records across follow-up visits.

Common Applications

Distance visual acuity testing during subjective refraction
Monocular and binocular assessment with standardized optotype presentation
Alternating charts and crowding/letter size variations for pediatric or adult exams
Consistent test conditions for pre- and post-treatment follow-up comparisons
Screening in outpatient clinics, optical shops, and mobile outreach