Ergonomics
A layout designed around the consultation station.
An ergonomic refraction station organising instruments, patient and practitioner.
A layout designed around the consultation station.
Equipment has its place on a dedicated unit.
Available movements facilitate configuration adjustment.
The official Easyvisus Two configuration brings two instruments together on a compact station.
The dimensioned drawing supports planning of the footprint and worktop movement.
The manufacturer palette documents available finishes for integrating the station into the practice.
Easyvisus Two is a refraction unit with a fixed-height V-shaped table for two instruments. A dedicated mechanism centres the instruments, and the table arm locks mechanically. The electrically height-adjustable PRIMA chair, LED reading light and foldaway dust-protected drawer are documented standard features. The fixed table must not be described as vertically motorised.
Standard reference 400102 has a fixed-height V-shaped table for two instruments with a dedicated centring mechanism. The manufacturer does not describe an electrically height-adjustable rotating or sliding table here. The foldaway dust-protected drawer is intended for an ophthalmoscope and skiascope; these instruments are not assumed to be included. Left-handed 400102S is optional.
The table arm locks mechanically in all positions. This differs from the electromagnetic locking of Curve, RM64 and MS33 units. Electric height adjustment belongs to the standard PRIMA chair, not the V-shaped tabletop. Instrument centring must suit the devices selected in the ASEM quotation. Chair foot control is listed as an optional accessory.
The standard PRIMA has electric height adjustment and black skai upholstery without a footrest. A tip-up footrest, other coverings and replacement with another chair model are documented options. Chair versions must be confirmed in the ASEM quotation. Original photographs may show a footrest, phoropter arm or other optional accessories; visibility does not establish inclusion. Illustrated instruments and accessories must be identified separately.
A transformer for instrument power supply is documented. The aluminium pole has an LED reading light and a chart projector support plate. The brochure does not give complete-unit input voltage or frequency here; the 230 V instrument supply documented for One is therefore not copied to Two. Powered instruments and their requirements must be confirmed with ASEM.
The drawing is specific to reference 400102 and shows separate layout measurements. They are not merged into overall dimensions, adjustable height or motorised travel. Weight is not given on these pages. Right- or left-handed layout, clearances, chair and accessories must be specified for the practice. A phoropter arm or footrest visible in a photograph is not advertised as included by default.
Easyvisus — catalogue fabricant 2025, anglais (PDF · 68 pages)
The setup remains coherent.
Equipment is organised in one place.
The station adapts to the examination.
The team works in a structured space.
A recommendation adapted to your requirements.
Commissioning and onboarding with the team.
Local technical support when you need it.
Ongoing support to operate the solution.
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An ergonomic refraction station organising instruments, patient and practitioner.
A layout designed around the consultation station.
Equipment has its place on a dedicated unit.
Available movements facilitate configuration adjustment.
The official Easyvisus Two configuration brings two instruments together on a compact station.
The dimensioned drawing supports planning of the footprint and worktop movement.
The manufacturer palette documents available finishes for integrating the station into the practice.
Easyvisus Two is a refraction unit with a fixed-height V-shaped table for two instruments. A dedicated mechanism centres the instruments, and the table arm locks mechanically. The electrically height-adjustable PRIMA chair, LED reading light and foldaway dust-protected drawer are documented standard features. The fixed table must not be described as vertically motorised.
Standard reference 400102 has a fixed-height V-shaped table for two instruments with a dedicated centring mechanism. The manufacturer does not describe an electrically height-adjustable rotating or sliding table here. The foldaway dust-protected drawer is intended for an ophthalmoscope and skiascope; these instruments are not assumed to be included. Left-handed 400102S is optional.
The table arm locks mechanically in all positions. This differs from the electromagnetic locking of Curve, RM64 and MS33 units. Electric height adjustment belongs to the standard PRIMA chair, not the V-shaped tabletop. Instrument centring must suit the devices selected in the ASEM quotation. Chair foot control is listed as an optional accessory.
The standard PRIMA has electric height adjustment and black skai upholstery without a footrest. A tip-up footrest, other coverings and replacement with another chair model are documented options. Chair versions must be confirmed in the ASEM quotation. Original photographs may show a footrest, phoropter arm or other optional accessories; visibility does not establish inclusion. Illustrated instruments and accessories must be identified separately.
A transformer for instrument power supply is documented. The aluminium pole has an LED reading light and a chart projector support plate. The brochure does not give complete-unit input voltage or frequency here; the 230 V instrument supply documented for One is therefore not copied to Two. Powered instruments and their requirements must be confirmed with ASEM.
The drawing is specific to reference 400102 and shows separate layout measurements. They are not merged into overall dimensions, adjustable height or motorised travel. Weight is not given on these pages. Right- or left-handed layout, clearances, chair and accessories must be specified for the practice. A phoropter arm or footrest visible in a photograph is not advertised as included by default.
Easyvisus — catalogue fabricant 2025, anglais (PDF · 68 pages)
The setup remains coherent.
Equipment is organised in one place.
The station adapts to the examination.
The team works in a structured space.
A recommendation adapted to your organisation and requirements.
Commissioning and onboarding with ASEM teams.
Local technical support after installation.
Ongoing support to get lasting value from the solution.
ASEM application
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