The Luxvision line of exam-lane and optical instruments
Luxvision is a value-focused line of ophthalmic and optical instruments built to equip a working exam lane or optical dispensary without a premium-tier price tag. The range spans the everyday diagnostic touchpoints an eye-care practice relies on — objective refraction and keratometry, lens analysis, subjective refraction, anterior-segment examination, and visual-acuity testing — with straightforward, dependable instruments chosen by ODs, MDs, and optical labs that want proven functionality and predictable cost.
At US Ophthalmic, every Luxvision instrument is supported the way our own equipment is: by an in-house technical and repair department, a stocked spare-parts inventory, and a US-based warranty. The same specialists who help you spec the right unit also calibrate, service, and back it after it ships, so a cost-effective purchase stays productive across its full service life. Whether you are opening a new lane, adding a satellite office, or standardizing an optical lab, our team can match the right Luxvision configuration to your workflow and budget.
How to choose Luxvision equipment
- Match each instrument to its lane stage: Build for the workflow: an auto ref/keratometer (LRK-7800) to capture an objective starting point, a lensmeter (LM-7800 or LM-190) to read the current prescription, a refractor (R-1500) for subjective refinement, a slit lamp (SL-1400) for anterior-segment exam, and an acuity system to drive the test. Buy for the gaps in your lane rather than one instrument at a time.
- Automated vs. manual: Digital auto instruments such as the LM-7800 lensmeter reduce operator variability and speed throughput; manual options like the LM-190 cost less and suit optical labs or backup roles. Weigh patient volume and staff experience when deciding between the two.
- Chart projector vs. digital acuity chart: A chart projector (LCP-7800) fits longer, traditional lanes, while an LCD digital acuity chart (LDC-2600) auto-calibrates to working distance and saves space in compact rooms. Room length and layout usually make this choice for you.
- Service, parts, and US warranty: Because we service the Luxvision line and stock its spare parts in-house under a US warranty, factor long-term supportability into the decision, not just the purchase price. Ask our team about installation, calibration, and ongoing support before you order.
The Luxvision lineup
The Luxvision catalog covers a full refraction and optical workflow, from the auto ref/keratometer that opens the exam to the lensmeter, refractor, slit lamp, and acuity systems that complete it. The table below maps each model to its role so you can assemble a lane that fits your rooms and your budget.
| Model | Type | Best for |
| LRK-7800 | Auto ref/keratometer | Fast objective refraction and keratometry to open the exam |
| LM-7800 | Digital auto lensmeter | Reading current Rx from single-vision, multifocal, and progressive lenses |
| LM-190 | Manual lensmeter (external reading) | Optical labs and budget-conscious or backup lensometry |
| R-1500 | Manual refractor (phoropter) | Subjective refraction at the chair with a wide power range |
| SL-1400 | Slit lamp biomicroscope | Anterior-segment exam with multi-step Galilean magnification |
| LDC-2600 | Digital acuity chart (LCD) | Space-saving visual-acuity testing that auto-calibrates to distance |
| LCP-7800 | Chart projector | Traditional projected acuity testing in longer lanes |
| RU-1000 | Refraction unit (chair and instrument stand) | Combining instruments into one ergonomic, panel-controlled lane |
Frequently asked questions
Is Luxvision equipment new, and does it include a warranty? The Luxvision instruments in this collection are offered new and backed by a US-based warranty. Because we run an in-house technical and repair department with stocked spare parts, service and support come from the same team that helps you specify the unit — not a third party overseas.
Can I build a complete exam lane with Luxvision instruments? Yes. The line is designed to cover the full refraction workflow: start with the LRK-7800 auto ref/keratometer, read lenses on the LM-7800 or LM-190, refine with the R-1500 refractor, examine the anterior segment on the SL-1400 slit lamp, and drive acuity testing with the LDC-2600 digital chart or LCP-7800 projector — with the RU-1000 refraction unit tying the instruments into one station.
Should I choose the LDC-2600 digital chart or the LCP-7800 chart projector? It usually comes down to room length and layout. The LCP-7800 chart projector suits longer, traditional lanes, while the LDC-2600 LCD acuity chart auto-calibrates to working distance and fits compact rooms. Both display the standard acuity charts needed for refraction; our team can advise based on your room dimensions.
Do you provide service, calibration, and spare parts for Luxvision units? Yes. Service, calibration, and spare parts are handled in-house at US Ophthalmic. That keeps a value-focused purchase supportable over its full service life, and it means a single point of contact for setup, warranty work, and ongoing maintenance.
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