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WA LED General Exam Light Green Series 300 Mobile Base Mobility Products 5v AutoStep© Coaxial Ophthalmoscope Head Ships From:FL, USA
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WA LED General Exam Light Green Series 300 Mobile Base Mobility Products 5v AutoStep© Coaxial Ophthalmoscope Head Ships From:FL, USA 5v AutoStep© Coaxial Ophthalmoscope Head Only * The Welch Allyn AutoStep© Coaxial Ophthalmoscope uses a Halogen HPX lamp that provides 30% more light output for true tissue color and consistent long lasting illumination * Its 68 lenses in one diopter steps provide better resolution * * Heavy duty square tekescoping steel uprights Utilizing a single white LED the GS 300 Exam Light Provides a whiter brigher light than halogen and consumes less energy * Perfect combination of intense light output and cool operation in a compact design * Affordable price and rugged performance * Touchless On Off * Multiple mounting options for floor space maximization * Low cost of ownership due to elimination of bulb replacement and lower energy consumption * Easy Assembly * 5 year limited warranty to include the LED light source and power supply only *
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