Objective Refraction, Keratometry and Axial-Length Data in One Tabletop Workflow
The FRS-810 autorefractor keratometer with axial length measurement combines computerized objective refraction, corneal-curvature measurement and axial-length data in one instrument. It is designed for eye-care practices that want to collect sphere, cylinder, axis, pupillary-distance, corneal and axial-length data within a coordinated preliminary-examination workflow.
A Practical Extension to Myopia-Management Follow-Up
The FRS-810 brings axial-length data into the same workflow as objective refraction and keratometry. This can support professional myopia-management monitoring and follow-up without positioning the instrument as a treatment system. Measurement outputs are intended for review by qualified eye-care professionals.
Automated Measurement Workflow
The supplier sheet documents one-button automatic tracking, automatic 3D measurement positioning and an optional unattended operating function. The stated axial-length range is 11.5–42.0 mm, and the minimum measurable pupil diameter is Ø 2.0 mm.
Connectivity and Configuration
Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, USB, HDMI, serial-port and LAN connections are listed. The photographs show a display, while the supplier table states that the all-in-one computer/display is configured separately. Confirm the display, printer, report functions, connectivity protocols, optional unattended function and supplied accessories for the ordered configuration.
FRS-810 and Dedicated Optical Biometry
The FRS-810 is a refraction-led instrument that adds axial-length measurement to objective refraction and keratometry. It complements rather than replaces a dedicated optical biometer. For optical-biometry and IOL-planning measurements, review the AL-VIEW Lite Optical Biometer.
Frequently Asked Questions
What measurements does the FRS-810 provide?
The supplier sheet lists objective refraction, keratometry, pupillary distance, corneal diameter and axial-length measurements. Outputs include sphere, cylinder, axis, corneal-curvature and related measurement data.
What is the axial-length measurement range?
The stated axial-length range is 11.5–42.0 mm. The source does not provide a numerical accuracy or repeatability value, so this page does not claim one.
Is unattended operation standard?
Not necessarily. The supplier material identifies unattended operation as an optional function. Its inclusion must be confirmed in the quotation.
Is the FRS-810 an optical biometer?
The supplied material confirms axial-length measurement but does not document the measurement principle or a complete ophthalmic-biometry and IOL-planning function set. The precise description is an autorefractor keratometer with axial-length measurement.
How can I request the FRS-810 price?
Send ENOCHTEC the destination country, required functions, display and printer requirements, preferred interfaces, quantity and documentation needs. We will confirm the available configuration and provide a B2B quotation.
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