Fussen F150 RVG Sensor
Original price was: $ 1925.00.$ 1749.78Current price is: $ 1749.78.
Rvg Sensor with Hybrid CMOS detector technology
| Quantity | Price |
|---|---|
| 2 - 5 | $ 1732.28 |
| 6 - 10 | $ 1714.78 |
| 11 - 20 | $ 1679.79 |
| 21 - 50 | $ 1662.29 |
| 51 + | $ 1627.30 |
Features
Description
FussenF150 RVG Sensor revolutionizes dental imaging with its cutting-edge features. Boasting a hybrid CMOS sensor, this device delivers exceptional image quality with a resolution of 1.5 megapixels and 25 lp/mm, making it ideal for precise clinical diagnoses. Its ultra-slim profile at 4.4mm, coupled with water and dustproof capabilities (IP68), ensures unparalleled versatility and durability. The sensor’s robust design, incorporating Kevlar components, makes it shock-resistant and anti-drop, guaranteeing reliability in demanding dental environments. The intuitive design includes direct USB connectivity, allowing seamless image transfer and analysis. The accompanying software, unlimited with a dongle, provides a user-friendly interface for efficient workflow. This thinnest-in-class sensor sets new standards in dental imaging, offering clinicians a powerful and reliable tool for high-resolution diagnostics in diverse dental applications.
Key Specifications
Packaging
Direction to Use
How to Installation:
Prepare Your System:
- Ensure your computer meets the system requirements specified for the FUSSEN F150 RVG Sensor.
- Make sure all necessary drivers are up to date.
Connect the Sensor:
- Plug the F150 sensor into a compatible USB port on your computer using the provided 3-meter USB cable.
Install Software:
- Insert the dongle into a USB port.
- Install the software from the provided installation media.
- Follow on-screen instructions for a successful installation.
Driver Installation:
- If prompted, install any required drivers for the sensor.
Verify Connectivity:
- Ensure the sensor is recognized by the software and appears in the device list.
Usage:
Open the Software:
- Launch the FUSSEN imaging software on your computer.
Calibrate the Sensor:
- Follow any calibration procedures provided in the user manual to ensure accurate imaging.
Capture Images:
- Position the sensor appropriately in the patient’s mouth.
- Trigger image capture using the AED trigger or software controls.
Image Review and Analysis:
- Review captured images on the software interface.
- Utilize the software’s tools for analysis, measurement, and annotation.
Save and Export:
- Save images to the desired location on your computer.
- Export images for further analysis or inclusion in patient records.
Maintenance:
- Keep the sensor clean and follow any maintenance guidelines provided in the user manual.
- Regularly update software and drivers as needed.
