CV-5600 Auto Phoropter
Explore the CV-5600 auto phoropter with a 23-step Standard Program, visual-function testing, editable programs and a 10.2-inch touch-panel controller.
Auto Phoropters
Auto phoropters provide digitally controlled subjective refraction with selectable lenses and test functions. Compare ENOCHTEC configurations by control workflow, measurement range, connectivity and compatible refraction-room equipment.
Buying guide
Auto phoropters: what to check before you buy
An auto phoropter (also called a digital or automated phoropter) changes lenses electronically from a controller, so the examiner can run subjective refraction and binocular tests without turning dials. Programmed test sequences help keep examinations consistent between staff.
ENOCHTEC offers the CV-5600 auto phoropter with a 10.2-inch touch-panel controller and editable test programs.
CV-5600 at a glance
| CV-5600 | |
|---|---|
| Sphere steps | 0.25 / 0.50 / 1.00 / 3.00 D |
| Cylinder / axis | 0.00 to −8.75 D in 0.25 D steps; 0–180° |
| Pupillary distance | 48–80 mm, 1 mm steps |
| Rotary prism | 0–20Δ |
| Cross-cylinder | ±0.25 D; fixed ±0.50 D |
| Programs | Free mode, 23-step Standard, visual function quick screen and full test; editable A–D |
| Controller | 10.2-inch touch panel |
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 chart will you pair it with? A compatible digital chart lets the controller change optotypes with the lenses; see visual acuity testing.
- Do you want standardized test sequences? Programmed sequences help new staff follow the same refraction routine.
- How will the head be mounted? Plan the phoropter arm on your optometry unit or instrument table.
Build the refraction room
Auto refractorsObjective refraction
Visual acuity testingDigital charts
Optometry unitsWorkstations
Manual phoroptersManual alternative
Planning a complete room? See the refraction room equipment guide.
Auto phoropter FAQ
What is the difference between a manual and an auto phoropter?
A manual phoropter is operated by turning dials on the head; an auto phoropter changes lenses electronically from a controller and can run programmed test sequences.
Is an auto phoropter the same as a digital refractor?
Yes. Auto phoropter, digital phoropter and automated refractor are common names for the same type of instrument.
Which programs does the CV-5600 include?
Free mode, a 23-step Standard program, visual function quick screen and full visual function tests, plus four editable programs.
Upgrading your refraction room?
Tell us your current equipment and room layout. We will recommend a compatible configuration and send a quotation.