BIO-1000 Plus Automatic Perimeter
BIO-1000 Plus automatic static perimeter with camera monitoring, central and peripheral test programs, patient-record management, result review and report printing.
Visual Field Analysis & Perimetry
Visual field analyzers and computer perimeters assess functional vision across defined test patterns. Compare ENOCHTEC systems by testing strategy, stimulus options, reporting and clinical workflow.
Buying guide
Automatic perimeters: what to check before you buy
An automatic perimeter measures how sensitive different parts of the visual field are by presenting light stimuli at defined positions while the patient fixates. The results support glaucoma, neuro-ophthalmic and retinal assessments, and follow-up tests show change over time.
ENOCHTEC offers the BIO-1000 Plus automatic static perimeter, with standard central and peripheral programs, reliability indices and report printing.
BIO-1000 Plus at a glance
| BIO-1000 Plus | |
|---|---|
| Instrument type | Automatic static perimeter, 300 mm bowl radius |
| Background | White, 10 cd/m² |
| Test programs | 30-2 (76 points), 24-2 (54 points), 10-2 (68 points), macular, nasal (30°–50°) |
| Strategies | Threshold, screening and user-defined programs |
| Reliability indicators | False positive, false negative and fixation loss |
| Summary indices | MS, MD, SF and PSD |
| Connectivity | RJ45 Ethernet; four USB 2.0 ports |
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
- Which programs does your protocol use? Check that the central (30-2, 24-2, 10-2) and peripheral programs you rely on are included.
- How will you monitor reliability? False-positive, false-negative and fixation-loss indicators help decide whether a test can be trusted.
- Where will the perimeter sit? Plan a quiet, dimmable space and enough room for the patient and operator.
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Perimeter FAQ
What is static perimetry?
Static perimetry presents stimuli at fixed positions and varies their brightness to find the threshold the patient can detect at each point.
What do MD and PSD mean on a report?
Mean deviation (MD) summarises overall field sensitivity compared with reference values; pattern standard deviation (PSD) indicates how irregular the loss is across the field.
Which interface languages are available?
The BIO-1000 Plus user interface can be set to Chinese or English.
Planning a visual field testing room?
Tell us your test protocols and patient volume. We will confirm the BIO-1000 Plus configuration and send a quotation.