Description
What’s Included
- Topcon TRC-NW400 non-mydriatic retinal camera (refurbished)
- Windows 10 computer with Topcon IMAGEnet 5 capture software pre-installed
- Power cable
- 6-month Digital Eye Center warranty
Condition & Warranty
Refurbished. Tested and calibrated before shipment — fundus capture verified across all 9 fixation positions, autofocus and auto-shoot confirmed functional, IMAGEnet image transfer verified to the included Windows 10 computer. Cleaned and serviced. Covered by a 6-month warranty on parts and workmanship. Contact us before purchase if you need a longer warranty option.
Topcon NW400 — Refurbished Non-Mydriatic Fundus Camera with Windows 10

The TRC-NW400 acquires fundus images through pupils as small as ø3.3 mm in small-pupil mode (ø4.0 mm at full 45° angle), with auto-alignment, autofocus, and auto-shoot driven by a single touch of the rotating panel. A low-intensity 4.0 Ws flash combined with high-sensitivity capture produces sharp, true-color images while keeping patient discomfort to a minimum.
According to a National Library of Medicine-indexed multicenter study (Int J Gen Med, 2023), non-mydriatic fundus cameras deliver high diagnostic sensitivity for referral-warranted diabetic retinopathy in primary-care settings — making the NW400 a strong fit for chronic-disease screening programs that need fast, undilated capture at the front desk or pre-test station.
Why Practices Choose the NW400
Fully automated single-touch capture — auto-alignment, autofocus, and auto-shoot mean a tech can image both eyes with one finger. Throughput stays high even with rotating staff.
- Small-pupil mode (ø3.3 mm) — capture undilated eyes that would defeat older cameras. Critical for screening older patients and small-pupil clinical populations without dilation drops.
- 45° / 30° field of view — full-angle 45° captures the posterior pole; 30° digital zoom highlights the disc and macula. Standard montage workflows are supported by the 9 fixation targets.
- 9 internal fixation targets — 3 traditional positions (nasal, central, temporal) plus 6 peripheral targets for wide-angle composite imaging. Documents periphery without the patient turning their head.
- Low 4.0 Ws flash — high sensitivity capture with reduced flash intensity keeps patient discomfort low and works well on photophobic or post-cataract patients.
- 360° rotating touch panel — the operator can stand on either side of the patient or against a wall. Compact footprint fits tight pre-test rooms.
- DICOM / IMAGEnet ready — direct DICOM compliance integrates with most PACS and EMR systems. Capture computer is pre-loaded with Topcon IMAGEnet 5 for immediate use.
- Stereo photography mode — automated alignment for stereo-pair acquisition, useful for disc evaluation in glaucoma and retinal-edema follow-ups.
Clinical Applications
- Diabetic retinopathy screening — fast undilated capture for chronic-disease primary care, optometry, and tele-retinal programs.
- Glaucoma disc documentation — stereo-pair acquisition supports cup/disc ratio evaluation and progression tracking.
- Macular degeneration follow-up — true-color images document drusen, geographic atrophy, and pigmentary changes over time.
- Hypertensive retinopathy and vascular review — vessel caliber and AV nicking are clearly documented in true color.
- Pre-cataract and pre-refractive baseline — quick screening fundus before surgical referral.
- Pediatric and small-pupil patients — small-pupil mode and low flash make image capture practical without dilation.
Who This Is For
- Optometry and primary-care ophthalmology practices building or expanding a fundus-imaging workflow without committing to a $30K+ premium camera.
- Tele-retinal and diabetic-screening programs that need DICOM output and high-throughput single-touch capture.
- Multi-doctor practices replacing a legacy NW8 or NW6 with a smaller-footprint, fully-automated successor.
- Mobile and satellite clinics where the compact NW400 footprint and rotating panel save valuable space.
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
| Type | Non-mydriatic auto fundus camera |
| Angle of coverage | 45° / 30° (digital zoom) |
| Working distance | 34.8 mm |
| Pupil diameter (45°) | ø4.0 mm or larger |
| Pupil diameter (small pupil mode) | ø3.3 mm or larger |
| Diopter compensation | −13 D to +12 D (no lens) / −33 D / +40 D with comp lenses |
| Flash intensity | 4.0 Ws (low-flash, high-sensitivity capture) |
| Internal fixation targets | 9 (3 traditional + peripheral + external) |
| Capture mode | Auto-alignment / autofocus / auto-shoot, 360° rotating touch panel |
| Stereo photography | Yes — automated alignment |
| Connectivity | DICOM compliant / IMAGEnet 5 integration |
| Included computer | Windows 10 PC with Topcon IMAGEnet 5 pre-installed |
| Condition | Refurbished — tested and calibrated |
| Warranty | 6-month DEC warranty on parts and workmanship |
Compare Refurbished Fundus Camera Options
Where the NW400 fits in a refurbished fundus-camera lineup at Digital Eye Center:
| Model | FOV | Small Pupil | FA / ICG | Notes |
| Topcon NW400 | 45° / 30° | ø3.3 mm | No | Compact, single-touch screening — this listing |
| Topcon NW8 | 45° | ø4.0 mm | Stereo only | Predecessor model — manual alignment |
| Zeiss Visucam PRO NM | 45° / 30° | ø3.3 mm | No | Premium imaging chain, similar feature set |
| Zeiss Visucam PRO NM/FA | 45° | ø3.3 mm | FA | Step up — adds fluorescein angiography |
Considering a step up to a fluorescein-angiography or wide-field model? The Visucam PRO NMFA adds FA capture, and the Zeiss Clarus 500 FA brings ultra-widefield imaging to ~133° per capture.
Questions about the Topcon NW400? Contact us for current availability, shipping details, or training options.




