SLM-3ER digital slit lamp with Canon DSLR (18 MP or 24.1 MP), synchronous flash and laser interface — the imaging flagship of the SLM-ER family for high-end ophthalmology.
Clinical overview
The OpticsMED SLM-3ER is the imaging-flagship in the SLM-ER family. The Canon D100 (18 MP) or D5300 (24.1 MP) DSLR backplate, synchronous flash with illumination compensation, coaxial background light system and laser interface make it the imaging-grade reference slit lamp for refractive-surgery centres, retinal practices and teaching hospitals where image quality is part of the clinical evidence.
| Magnification | 6×, 10×, 16×, 25×, 40× |
|---|---|
| Camera | Canon DSLR (18 or 24.1 MP) |
| Slit width | 0 – 14 mm |
| Power | 110/110V/220V ± 10 %, 300 VA |
Refractive surgery referral centres, retinal subspecialty practices and teaching hospitals where slit-lamp imaging is part of the clinical record and the case-presentation slide library. The Canon DSLR backplate is the differentiator — full-frame still images blow up cleanly for grand-rounds presentations.
Available on request
The full spec + documentation pack for this device ships ahead of purchase on request. A sales engineer responds within one business day.
Configuration sheet
Sizes and dimensions, material and finish, compatible instruments and screw references, what ships in the set, lead time and warranty — all in one specification sheet, sent within one business day.
Documents & downloads
This device's IFU, CE Declaration of Conformity, ISO 13485 certificate and (where applicable) FDA 510(k) clearance ship with the order. Reach out below for the pack ahead of purchase.
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Our clinical sales team will scope quantities, voltage, accessories and regulatory paperwork — usually within one business day.
The slit beam is crisp with clean edges, and the magnification steps give me plenty of detail when grading anterior chamber cells and corneal staining. The joystick control is smooth and precise.
Dr. Oliver Hartley, MD, FRCOphthVerified buyerJul 18, 2025
Good illumination uniformity and comfortable ergonomics for long lists. The build feels robust enough for daily heavy use.
Dr. Farid Rahman, MDVerified buyerSep 18, 2024
A stable base and a bright, well-defined slit make routine biomicroscopy easy. Focus is responsive and the filters are genuinely useful for fluorescein work.
Chloe Bennett, ODDec 8, 2024
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