ST-1000P Non-contact Tonometer for Automated IOP Measurement
The ST-1000P non-contact tonometer supports automated intraocular pressure measurement using dual-light and air-pressure sensing. The current ENOCHTEC catalog identifies two related configurations, ST-1000 and ST-1000P, and states that corneal thickness compensation is available on the ST-1000P. A 10.1-inch tiltable touch display and motorized chinrest support operator positioning and review during routine eye-care workflows.
Documented Measurement and Positioning Range
The source catalog lists selectable IOP ranges of 1-30 mmHg and 1-60 mmHg. Up to 10 readings can be recorded for each eye, giving the operator several measurements to review within the instrument workflow. The listed working distance is at least 11 mm.
- IOP range: 1-30 mmHg or 1-60 mmHg.
- Stored results: up to 10 readings per eye.
- Working distance: at least 11 mm.
- Front/back travel: at least 30 mm.
- Horizontal/vertical travel: 90 mm / 30 mm.
- Display: 10.1-inch tiltable touch display.
- Patient positioning: motorized chinrest.
ST-1000P and ST-1000 Configuration Boundary
The catalog presents ST-1000 and ST-1000P as variants in the same non-contact tonometer family. The documented distinction is that corneal thickness compensation is available on the ST-1000P. Other hardware, software, accessories or performance differences should not be assumed unless they are identified in the approved quotation or a current model-specific document.
Corneal thickness compensation is part of the instrument workflow; it should not be described as a diagnosis or as a guarantee of a clinical outcome. Measurement results remain subject to professional interpretation together with the wider examination.
Where the ST-1000P Fits
The ST-1000P may be considered for ophthalmology clinics, optometry practices, hospitals and examination rooms that require non-contact IOP measurement. It represents the air-pressure-sensing route within the ENOCHTEC tonometry range and should be kept distinct from a rebound tonometer, because the two product types use different measurement methods and may have different operating and consumable requirements.
Quotation and Installation Checks
The catalog lists 220 V / 50 Hz power. Before ordering, confirm the destination-market electrical requirement, selected model, included accessories, patient-table arrangement, documentation language, data or printing requirements and service scope. Items not shown in the catalog specification table should be treated as quotation-dependent rather than standard supply.
ST-1000P Frequently Asked Questions
What is the documented IOP range?
The catalog lists selectable ranges of 1-30 mmHg and 1-60 mmHg.
How many readings can the instrument retain?
Up to 10 readings per eye are listed in the current catalog.
What distinguishes ST-1000P from ST-1000?
The source catalog specifically identifies corneal thickness compensation on ST-1000P. Any other difference must be confirmed in the quotation or current model documentation.
Is ST-1000P the same as a rebound tonometer?
No. ST-1000P is presented as an automatic non-contact tonometer using air-pressure sensing. Rebound tonometry is a separate measurement route.
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