PHASE CONTRAST MICROSCOPE, BINOKULAR MBL 2000, HEATED is a powerful and versatile veterinary product designed for precise microscopic analysis, particularly suitable for applications such as semen evaluation. It features high-quality optics for phase contrast and bright field, binocular configuration, and an integrated heating system with precise stage temperature control. ## Key Benefits - Excellent optical performance in phase contrast and bright field - Durable microscope base with sophisticated mechanical design - Integrated heating system with dedicated stage temperature controller - Options available with video systems and economical display for enhanced viewing - Made in Germany, ensuring reliable engineering and quality ## Components - Binocular microscope head - Phase contrast lenses (depending on model): 10×, 20×, 40×, 100× (oil immersion) - Various heating systems: HT 10 (analog control), HT 50 (digital temperature display), HT 200 (for trinocular model) - Power supply: 90–230 VAC, 50–60 Hz, approximately 20 W ## Instructions for Use Designed for use under the supervision of a veterinarian, the device is intended for microscopy via the binocular head with phase contrast lenses and a heated stage. The heating system maintains the sample temperature during observation. A qualified veterinarian should determine the appropriate settings based on the animal type, sample type, and clinical context. ## Package Size Available in several configurations: - Binocular with 20× phase contrast lens and HT 10 heating system (ref 12010/1000) - Binocular with 10×, 40×, 100× phase contrast lenses and HT 50 heating system (ref 12010/2000) - Binocular with 10×, 40×, 100× phase contrast lenses, HT 50 heating system, and color eyepiece camera with display (ref 12010/2100) - Trinocular with 10×, 20×, 40×, 100× phase contrast lenses and HT 200 heating system (ref 12010/2102) ## Note This product is intended for professional veterinary use. A qualified veterinarian must determine the temperature settings and operational parameters based on examination requirements.