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Karl Storz TH113 IMAGE1 S HX-P FI Camera Head

Versatile camera head with BLI fluorescence imaging and S-Technologies (CHROMA, SPECTRA A and SPECTRA B)

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Overview Specifications

IMAGE1 S HX-P FI TH113

Versatile camera head with BLI fluorescence imaging and S-Technologies (CHROMA, SPECTRA A and SPECTRA B)
Image display in FULL HD quality
Lightweight and ergonomic design
Compatible with IMAGE1 S™ X-LINK
Both standard and pendulum camera heads available

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Image sensor resolution	FULL HD
Connection	X-Line
Fluorescence imaging (NIR/ICG)	no
Fluorescence imaging (Blue Light Imaging BLI)	Yes
S-Technologies	CHROMA; SPECTRA A + B
Frame rate	50/60 Hz
Image sensor type	CMOS
Number of image sensors	1
Lens	pendulum system
Optical zoom	yes; digital
Focal length	16 mm
Width	35 mm
Height	36 mm
Length	100 mm
Weight	142 g
Cable length	300 cm
Cable, detachable	no
Cable routing	straight
Adaptive zoom	yes, in combination with TC301 and TC201
Camera head buttons	3 buttons; 2 freely programmable
Grip mechanism	standard eyepiece adaptor
Soakable	yes
Autoclavable	no
EO sterilization	yes
H2O2 (hydrogen peroxide)	yes
Wipe disinfection	yes
Sterile concept	single-use covers
Scanning method	progressive scan