Product line

Ophthalmic Instrument Tables

Height-adjustable tables for slit lamps, autorefractors, tonometers and other bench instruments.

An ophthalmic instrument table carries the bench instruments that sit outside the refraction unit. What separates the six models below is the size of the work surface, how far it travels vertically, and what the catalogue rates it to carry. Loading is the figure to check first: a single slit lamp and a heavily loaded twin-instrument top are very different duties.

OT-3 ophthalmic instrument table — ENOCH Refraction
6
Models in this line
400 × 480  –  1250 × 670 mm
Published tabletop sizes
60 – 200 kg
Catalogue load ratings (4 models published)
20 years
In ophthalmic equipment
Choosing

How the six models differ.

Instrument tables look alike in a catalogue. Three figures separate them in practice. The selection guide sets these tables against the refraction units and the chairs.

  • Work surface size and shape

    A single large top takes one instrument plus writing space; twin tops keep two instruments at their own working heights. Measure the instrument base plus the clearance its moving parts need, not the instrument footprint alone.

  • Vertical travel, not just height

    A height range tells you where the top sits; the lift travel tells you how far it moves under load. Both matter when the same table is shared between a seated examiner and a standing one.

  • Rated load

    Catalogue load ratings across this line run from 60 kg to 200 kg. Match the rating to the heaviest instrument the table will ever carry, including any mounted arm or shelf, rather than to the instrument planned for day one.

  • Voltage and plug version

    Most models are catalogued at 220 V / 50 Hz; at least one is published as dual voltage. Confirm voltage, frequency and plug type on the quotation for the destination market.

The line

6 models.

Every model uses its original manufacturer model number. Open a model for the full catalogue specification table, what is included in the furniture supply scope, and the source note behind each published figure.

Comparison

Catalogue specifications, side by side.

Figures below are the manufacturer catalogue values, reproduced without adjustment. A blank cell means the catalogue does not publish that figure for that model — we do not estimate it. Load ratings are catalogue figures and are marked as such.

ModelTabletop sizeHeight rangeLift travelLoad capacityPower supply
OT-31250 × 670 mm180 mm220 V / 50 Hz
OT-4550 × 500 mm × 2180 mm220 V / 50 Hz
LY-3S-1600 × 1080 mm680–880 mm120 kg (catalogue figure)
WB-31L101050 × 550 mm660–860 mm200 mm60 kg (catalogue figure)AC 220 V / 50 Hz; 110 V / 60 Hz
LY-3AH480 × 550 mm630–820 mm200 kg (catalogue figure)
LY-3AD400 × 480 mm630–800 mm65 kg (catalogue figure)

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Supply scope

What is included.

Furniture supply scope

Diagnostic instruments shown in product photography — phoropters, chart projectors, autorefractors, slit lamps — illustrate use and are not part of the furniture supply scope unless a quotation states otherwise.

Standard and optional items, plug type and voltage version are confirmed against the quotation for each order. Standard warranty is 12 months from delivery. Within that period ENOCH supplies the replacement parts needed for any fault not caused by misuse or accidental damage.

Prices are not published. Send the room dimensions and the instruments to be mounted and we will come back with a configuration and a quotation.

Questions

Common questions.

What is an ophthalmic instrument table?

A powered-height table that carries one or two desktop diagnostic instruments — autorefractor, keratometer, slit lamp, biometer — and lets the practitioner set the working height electrically instead of using a fixed desk.

How much weight can they carry?

Published load capacities are LY-3AH 200 kg, LY-3S-1 120 kg, LY-3AD 65 kg and WB-31L10 60 kg. OT-3 and OT-4 do not publish a figure, so the cell is left blank rather than estimated. If the instrument is heavy, send the model and its weight and the capacity is confirmed with the manufacturer before quoting.

What tabletop sizes are available?

From 400 × 480 mm (LY-3AD, for a single small instrument) up to 1250 × 670 mm (OT-3). LY-3AH is 480 × 550 mm, WB-31L10 1050 × 550 mm and LY-3S-1 600 × 1080 mm. OT-4 differs in kind: two separate 550 × 500 mm work surfaces rather than one top.

What height range do they cover?

Where published: LY-3AD 630–800 mm, LY-3AH 630–820 mm, WB-31L10 660–860 mm, LY-3S-1 680–880 mm. OT-3 and OT-4 are listed with an overall height of 850 mm; the catalogue does not publish a lift range for them, so none is stated here.

Can they run on 110 V?

WB-31L10 is the one model explicitly listed for both AC 220 V / 50 Hz and 110 V / 60 Hz. OT-3 and OT-4 are listed at 220 V / 50 Hz. The LY models do not publish a voltage figure in the catalogue. Voltage and plug version are confirmed against the quotation for each order.

Tell us the room and the instruments.

We work directly with the manufacturers behind these models. Send the room dimensions, the instruments to be mounted and the destination market, and we will come back with a configuration, lead time and quotation.