AL-VIEW Lite Optical Biometer
AL-VIEW Lite OLCR optical biometer with automated acquisition and 10 reported ocular parameters, including axial length, corneal measurements, WTW and pupil diameter.
Optical Biometry & Myopia Management
Optical biometers provide non-contact ocular measurements for cataract planning and, on selected systems, myopia-management workflows. Compare ENOCHTEC models by measurement capability and software configuration.
Buying guide
Optical biometers: what to check before you buy
An optical biometer measures the eye without contact, most importantly axial length, corneal power and anterior-chamber depth. These values feed IOL calculations before cataract surgery and, when tracked over time, help monitor axial elongation in myopia-management programs.
ENOCHTEC offers the AL-VIEW Lite optical biometer, which reports ten parameters per measurement with automated alignment and focus.
AL-VIEW Lite at a glance
| AL-VIEW Lite | |
|---|---|
| Principle | Optical low-coherence reflectometry (OLCR), non-contact |
| Parameters | AL, CCT, ACD, LT, VT, K, AST, WTW, PD and CWC |
| Axial length | 14–33 mm; repeatability ≤0.025 mm |
| Corneal power (K) | 36.21–50.60 D; repeatability ≤0.13 D |
| Anterior chamber depth | 0.7–11 mm; repeatability ≤0.02 mm |
| Automation | Automatic eye search, focus, measurement and eye change |
| Reports | Myopia analysis report; progression analysis with corresponding software |
Specifications are taken from each product page. Final configuration, accessories and electrical data are confirmed in the quotation for your destination market.
Questions to answer before you choose
- Is the main use cataract planning or myopia management? Both need precise axial length; myopia programs also need progression reports for follow-up visits.
- Which IOL formulas and software do you use? Confirm the calculation and reporting workflow you need with the quotation.
- Do you also need ultrasound biometry? Dense cataracts may still require contact A-scan biometry; see ophthalmic ultrasound.
Related equipment
Ophthalmic ultrasoundA/B scan biometry
Auto refractorsIncluding axial-length model
OCT & retinal imagingRetinal assessment
Optical biometry FAQ
Why is axial length important in myopia management?
Myopia progression is closely linked to the eye growing longer, so repeated axial-length measurements show whether a management plan is working.
Is optical biometry contact-free?
Yes. The AL-VIEW Lite uses optical low-coherence reflectometry and does not touch the eye.
Can an auto refractor measure axial length too?
The FRS-810 combines objective refraction, keratometry and axial length in one tabletop instrument, which some myopia clinics use alongside or instead of a dedicated biometer.
Setting up cataract or myopia services?
Tell us your workflow and patient volume. We will confirm the biometry configuration and send a quotation.