HP-R15 Medical Display Monitor for Endoscopy and Surgery
Price, lead time and documents for your market are confirmed in the quotation.
Key takeaways
- Medical display monitor for endoscopy and surgical video, the middle model of the HP-R14 to HP-R16 line.
- Chosen by specification: size, resolution, video inputs, mounting and safety documents are listed in the quotation.
- Works with laparoscopy and endoscopy towers when its input and resolution match the camera.
The HP-R15 is a medical display monitor for endoscopy and surgery. It shares the white-bezel desktop design of our medical monitor line (as pictured) and is the middle model of the three, for departments that want to choose the display by specification rather than by price alone.
Key Features
- Medical display for live endoscopic and laparoscopic video
- Desktop stand, with trolley shelf or monitor-arm use after VESA confirmation
- Screen size, resolution and video inputs listed in the quotation for comparison with the HP-R14 and HP-R16
- White housing that matches our endoscopy carts
Applications
Endoscopy suites and day-surgery rooms; laparoscopy towers built around the HP-R11 or HP-R12; general surgery and gynecology departments that share one display standard across rooms.
How to specify when requesting a quote
- The camera system and its output signal
- Required resolution (Full HD or 4K) and screen size
- Inputs you need, and whether you want a loop-through output for a second screen
- Mounting method and trolley model
- Destination country, mains voltage, plug type and quantity
Specifications
| Model | HP-R15 |
|---|---|
| Product type | Medical monitor |
| Configuration | Desktop monitor on stand, white bezel (as pictured) |
Documents
Certificates, declarations of conformity and test reports for the specific model and destination market are provided with the quotation.
Tell us the destination country and the mains supply at the site (voltage, frequency and plug type) so the correct configuration and document set can be confirmed before shipment.
Frequently asked questions
+Medical grade monitor vs regular monitor: what is the difference?
A medical grade monitor is built for the clinical environment: it is designed to medical electrical safety requirements, keeps image settings consistent and accepts medical video sources. An office monitor is not intended for use near patients. The safety standard and test reports that apply to the HP-R15 in your market are confirmed with the quotation.
+Which specifications matter in a medical grade monitor?
Screen size and native resolution matched to the camera, brightness and contrast, the video inputs and outputs you need, mounting (stand or VESA) and the safety documentation for your market.
+Can the HP-R15 be used for laparoscopy?
Yes, as the display for a laparoscopic camera system, provided its input and resolution match the camera. Tell us the camera model and we confirm the pairing.