Laser Interface – Alcon/LightMed/Optotek Compatible – Type A

Chosen when interfacing ophthalmic laser systems, this accessory supports Alcon (unrecognized mode), Lightmed, and Opto compatibility, with autoclave sterilization for procedural readiness.

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SKU: E-SMA-23-A Categories: Equipment Accessories, Medical Equipment, Ophthalmology

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Technical Specifications

Specification	Description
Set Type	Equipment Accessories
Condition	NEW
Compatibility	Compatible with Alcon (unrecognized mode), Lightmed, Opto
Model Variant	A
Sterilization Method	autoclave
Common Applications	Ophthalmic laser procedures
Category	Equipment Accessories
Speciality	Ophthalmology
Brand	emtron
Country of Origin	Turkey
Packaging Unit	Single piece

Type A interface accessory for ophthalmic laser workflows, compatible with Alcon (unrecognized mode), Lightmed, and Opto platforms; reusable and suitable for autoclave sterilization, supplied as a single piece for equipment setups.

Clinical Applications

This accessory serves as a connecting interface within ophthalmic laser procedures, supporting system integration across Alcon (unrecognized mode), Lightmed, and Opto equipment. Its autoclave compatibility enables routine reprocessing between cases, and the single-piece format suits replacement needs during scheduled maintenance or configuration changes in clinical settings.

Common Applications

Integration with Alcon (unrecognized mode), Lightmed, and Opto laser platforms in ophthalmic procedures
Use as a reusable interface component requiring autoclave reprocessing between sessions
Replacement interface during routine equipment maintenance or configuration updates
Support for outpatient ophthalmic laser sessions in clinic or procedure rooms
Standardizing interface components across mixed-brand ophthalmic laser setups