Welch Allyn Wall Sets

Welch Allyn Prestige PanOptic Wall Set (76710-82M4)

Diagnostic Systems puts everything you need for fast, accurate diagnoses at arm’s length—and in one convenient modular package.

The PanOptic Prestige Wall Set is the same as the PanOptic Elite, but with a MacroView Otoscope:

• MacroView Otoscope (23810)
  
• PanOptic Ophthalmoscope with Cobalt Blue Filter (11820)
  
• 767 Wall Transformer with 2 Corded Handles (76714)
• 10 Year Guarantee

767 Wall Transformer & Handles

• Handle-based rheostats for quick light-intensity adjustments
• Comfortable, contoured handles are easy to hold and manoeuvre
• Durable, easy-to-clean, high-impact ABS housing
• The OptiSense™ sensor automatically turns handles on when they are removed from the cradles and off when they are replaced

MacroView Otoscope

• A nearly complete view of the tympanic membrane with approximately twice the field of view and 30% greater magnification than a traditional otoscope
• Better clarity and definition of landmarks
• The ability to adjust focus for variable ear canal lengths or farsighted eyes
• Tip grip for secure fastening and ejection of ear specula
• Fibre optics produce cool light with no reflections or obstructions

PanOptic Ophthalmoscope with Cobalt Blue Filter

The revolutionary Welch Allyn PanOptic provides easy entry into the eye, together with a wider field of view to more easily observe conditions such as hypertension, diabetic retinopathy and papilledaema.

• Fast, easy entry into undilated pupils
• 5 x larger view of the fundus vs. standard ophthalmoscopes in an undilated eye
• 25° field of view vs. the standard 5° field of view
• Greater working distance improves comfort for both practitioner and patient
• Helps detect corneal abrasions with a cobalt blue filter and corneal viewing lens (model 11820 only)
• Patented Glare Extinguishment System prevents interference from unwanted glare and reflections
• The Halogen HPX™ lamp provides bright, white light
• Compatible with all existing Welch Allyn 3.5 V power sources