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Zeiss Lumera i
Designed for advanced ophthalmic surgery, the ZEISS OPMI LUMERA® i delivers exceptional visualization, Stereo Coaxial Illumination (SCI™), and intelligent workflow features to support precision and confidence during every procedure.
- 1:6 motorized zoom with ZEISS apochromatic optics
- Stereo Coaxial Illumination (SCI™) for a stable red reflex
- DeepView depth of field management system
- EDIS with real-time surgical overlays in the eyepiece
Key Features of ZEISS Lumera i
Engineered for high-quality ophthalmic visualization, the ZEISS OPMI LUMERA® i combines advanced illumination, intelligent visualization, and ergonomic design to support confident surgical decision-making.
Product Features
- High-Quality Visualization
- ZEISS Stereo Coaxial Illumination (SCI™)
- Outstanding detail recognition with a stable red reflex
- Intelligent Surgical Guidance
- External Data Injection System (EDIS)
- Assistance function overlays directly in the eyepiece
- Centralized System Control
- Centrally controlled microscope functions
- Simplified operation for an efficient surgical workflow
- Compact & Ergonomic Design
- Small, easy-to-move system
- Designed for flexibility and comfort in the operating room
Specifications and Documentation
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Specifications
- Optical System
- ZEISS apochromatic optics
- Zoom System
- Motorized 1:6 zoom ratio (magnification factor γ = 0.4–2.4)
- Focusing Range
- 50 mm motorized focus
- Objective Lens
- f = 200 mm (175 mm optional)
- Binocular Tube
- 0°–180° tiltable binocular tube (Invertertube® optional)
- Eyepieces
- 10× widefield (12.5× optional)
- Illumination
- Stereo Coaxial Illumination (SCI™) with adjustable red reflex and full-field illumination
- Depth of Field
- DeepView™ depth of field management system
- Filters
- Integrated 408 nm UV barrier filter and blue blocking filter
- Retinal Protection
- Integrated retinal protection device
- Workflow Assistance
- External Data Injection System (EDIS) for displaying assistance overlays in the eyepiece