Portable Fundus Camera Digital FC-1000P – 2 mpx

Description

What's Included

• FC-1000P Portable Fundus Camera — 2MP, 45° non-mydriatic handheld unit
• Rechargeable battery and charger — 4-hour runtime
• AC power adapter — for continuous clinic use or overnight charging
• Protective carrying case — padded case for transport and storage
• Quick Start Guide — DEC setup and alignment instructions
• 1-year Digital Eye Center warranty

Condition & Warranty

Brand new. The FC-1000P ships factory-new in original packaging. Covered by a 1-year warranty on parts and workmanship through Digital Eye Center.

Portable Fundus Camera FC-1000P — Handheld Non-Mydriatic Retinal Imaging

The FC-1000P portable fundus camera delivers 2-megapixel, 45-degree non-mydriatic retinal photography in a 1-lb handheld device with a built-in WiFi hotspot, 4-hour rechargeable battery, and a companion mobile app for patient record management. This portable fundus camera captures fundus images without dilating drops, transfers them wirelessly to a PC or mobile device, and organizes them by patient in a dedicated imaging database — all from a device small enough to carry in a clinical bag. The National Library of Medicine confirms the clinical viability of non-mydriatic portable fundus imaging systems for diabetic retinopathy screening, glaucoma monitoring, and community-based eye care delivery — the exact workflows this portable fundus camera is purpose-built to support.

Why Practices Choose the FC-1000P Portable Fundus Camera

• Non-mydriatic imaging — captures clear retinal photographs without pupil dilation, eliminating the waiting time and patient discomfort associated with dilating drops; ideal for high-volume screening and diabetic retinopathy documentation.
• Built-in WiFi hotspot — the camera creates its own wireless access point; images transfer directly to a PC or mobile device without cables or external networking equipment; no IT configuration required.
• Companion mobile app — the included app organizes images by patient name and visit date, supports comparative review across visits, and generates shareable exports for referral or co-management documentation.
• 4-hour rechargeable battery — a full charge covers a typical clinical session or community screening event; USB charging means the camera recharges from any wall outlet, laptop, or power bank while in transit.
• Lightweight handheld form factor — at just over 1 lb, this portable fundus camera is light enough for one-handed operation on seated, reclined, or bedside patients without a chin rest or table-mounted stand.
• 45-degree field of view — captures the posterior pole, optic disc, macula, and surrounding retina in a single centered image adequate for diabetic retinopathy grading and optic nerve monitoring.
• SD card and USB storage — images stored on SD card and exported via USB; compatible with standard DICOM-capable practice management systems.
• Brand new with 1-year warranty — the FC-1000P ships factory-new from Digital Eye Center with a full 1-year parts and workmanship warranty.

Clinical Applications

• Diabetic retinopathy screening — non-mydriatic 2MP imaging at 45 degrees captures the posterior pole and disc-macula region required for DR grading using ETDRS-referenced criteria; compatible with remote grading workflows.
• Mobile and community screening programs — battery operation, WiFi transfer, and a 1-lb form factor make this the preferred portable fundus camera for school screenings, senior centers, health fairs, and rural outreach programs.
• Glaucoma and optic nerve monitoring — serial disc documentation at consistent magnification; compare side-by-side in the companion app to track cup-to-disc ratio changes across visits without requiring mydriasis.
• Bedside and post-surgical rounds — documents vitreoretinal conditions, post-injection responses, and surgical outcomes on hospital floors and recovery suites where a tabletop fundus camera cannot be positioned.
• Telemedicine documentation — WiFi image transfer supports direct upload to telehealth platforms for asynchronous retinal consultation without specialist co-presence.
• General retinal documentation — hypertensive retinopathy, retinal vein occlusions, macular degeneration baseline imaging, and nerve fiber layer documentation for multi-visit comparison.

Who This Is For

• Optometrists and ophthalmologists expanding documentation capability without adding a full desktop fundus camera station to a secondary exam lane or satellite office.
• Mobile screening programs serving diabetic, hypertensive, or pediatric populations in community, school, or van-based settings where a portable fundus camera is operationally essential.
• Hospitals and health systems documenting fundus findings on inpatient floors, ICUs, or post-anesthesia units where patients cannot reach outpatient imaging equipment.
• International and low-resource settings — battery operation, WiFi connectivity, and low weight enable fundus photography without stable infrastructure.

Technical Specifications

Compare Portable Fundus Camera Options

Comparing portable retinal imaging options? See the Microclear Luna 16MP for higher resolution or the Eyerobo iFlash for a compact next-generation design.

Questions about the FC-1000P portable fundus camera? Contact us for help selecting the right camera for your screening program.