HP-R16 Surgical Monitor for Endoscopy Towers
Price, lead time and documents for your market are confirmed in the quotation.
Key takeaways
- Surgical monitor for operating-room endoscopy and laparoscopy towers, the third model of the HP-R14 to HP-R16 line.
- Mount it on its desktop stand or on the monitor arm of an HP-R17 or HP-R18 cart after VESA confirmation.
- Pair it with a 4K camera (HP-R11, HP-R12) only once 4K input is confirmed for this model.
The HP-R16 is a surgical monitor for endoscopy towers. It shares the white-bezel design of our medical monitor line (as pictured) and is the third of the three models, offered for operating rooms where the surgeon views the image from the table at a distance.
Key Features
- Surgical display for live endoscopic and laparoscopic video
- Desktop stand, or the monitor arm of an HP-R17 or HP-R18 cart after VESA confirmation
- Screen size, resolution and inputs listed in the quotation for comparison with the HP-R14 and HP-R15
- White housing that matches our tower carts
Applications
Operating-room and day-surgery towers for laparoscopy, arthroscopy, urology and gynecology; main or secondary screen beside the surgical table; teaching theaters that relay procedures to observers.
How to specify when requesting a quote
- The camera system it will display and that camera's output (Full HD or 4K)
- Viewing distance from the table and preferred screen size
- Mounting: stand, cart arm or ceiling system, with its VESA pattern
- Number of screens per room
- Destination country, mains voltage, plug type and quantity
Specifications
| Model | HP-R16 |
|---|---|
| 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
+Can a surgical monitor be mounted on a monitor arm or trolley?
Yes, if the monitor has a VESA mounting pattern that matches the arm and the arm is rated for its weight. Our HP-R17 and HP-R18 carts have monitor arms; we confirm the VESA pattern and weight of the HP-R16 with the quotation.
+How much does a surgical monitor cost?
Price rises with screen size, resolution (Full HD or 4K) and inputs. We quote the HP-R16 per configuration and quantity, alone or with a camera system and cart.
+Should a surgical monitor be 4K?
Only if the camera is 4K. A 4K monitor fed by a Full HD camera shows no extra detail, so match the monitor to the camera, and choose size by viewing distance.