GM-560 Optometry Table for Refraction-Room Workflows
The GM-560 optometry table provides an adjustable workstation format for instrument placement in an optometry or refraction room. Its documented large tabletop, sliding small table and height-adjustable equipment arm support room planning around separately selected eye-care instruments.
Documented Table and Arm Movement
- Large tabletop size: 1060 × 480 mm.
- Large tabletop lifting range: 150 mm.
- Large tabletop rotation: 90°.
- Small table sliding range: 390 mm.
- Equipment-arm lifting range: 300 mm.
The source sheet also lists a 150 mm chair lifting range. Chair inclusion is not established by the available supply list and must be confirmed in the quotation.
Instrument-Placement Planning
The GM-560 can be considered when a refraction-room layout requires an adjustable table and equipment arm around one working position. Instrument compatibility depends on footprint, weight, mounting interface, cable routing and operating clearance. Share the selected instrument models before ordering so the intended layout can be reviewed.
Electrical and Operating Data
The documented electrical supply is 220 V AC, 50 Hz, with a 5 A, 250 VAC fuse. The source lists a DC 12 V, 1 W LED rating, a working-temperature range of -10°C to +40°C, relative humidity below 90% and natural cooling. Destination-market voltage or plug variants require written confirmation.
Illustrative Configuration and Supply Scope
Product images may show the table with a chair, phoropter or vision tester, autorefractor or keratometer, control display and other instruments. These images demonstrate a possible room configuration only. The chair, instruments and accessories are not confirmed as standard supply unless each item is listed in the approved quotation.
Applications
- Instrument placement in optometry rooms.
- Refraction-room workstation planning.
- Optical-shop and eye-care projects requiring a configurable instrument table.
What to Confirm Before Ordering
Confirm the room dimensions, patient-access route, instrument footprints and weights, mounting interfaces, table and arm controls, chair requirement, local power standard, plug type and exact supplied items. The GM-560 should be described as an optometry table rather than a complete refraction unit until the standard supply scope is documented. Contact ENOCHTEC for configuration review.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are the chair and diagnostic instruments included?
Not necessarily. The current source does not establish a standard supply list. Only items named in the approved quotation should be treated as included.
Can different instruments be installed?
Compatibility must be checked for each selected model, including footprint, load, mounting, cables and operating clearance.
Is the GM-560 a diagnostic device?
The GM-560 page describes the table and workstation format. Diagnostic measurements are performed by separately identified instruments, not by the table itself.