MD46C

Product Type: Diagnostic Display

Display Size:27 Inch

Resolution: 2560*1440

Describtion

The MD46C monitor offers a dual-screen display capability on a single screen, ensuring consistent comparisons of medical images. This feature is designed to enhance diagnostic precision and streamline the analysis process, improving healthcare professionals’ accuracy and efficiency. Equipped with touch controls and subjected to stringent DICOM calibration, the monitor ensures that medical images are displayed with high precision, capturing even the smallest details. Furthermore, the integrated backlight sensor continuously monitors brightness, enabling the monitor to quickly stabilize and maintain consistent brightness levels throughout its lifespan.

Specification

Item	Specific
Products Name	4MP Diagnostic Display
Display Size	27 Inch
Resolution	2560*1440
Input Port	VGA/DP/DVI/HDMI
Output Port	HDMI
Max Brightness	550 cd/m²
Default Brightness	350 cd/m²
Contrast Ratio	1100:1(TYP)
View Angle	178° Typ

Highlight Features

DICOM Standard Compliance

Reshin MD46C diagnostic monitors follow DICOM guidelines, guaranteeing that grayscale and color accuracy meets medical imaging needs for reliable and precise diagnostics.

Built-in Backlight Stabilization Technology

Reshin MD46C advanced medical monitors include backlight stabilization to prevent brightness and color degradation over time, ensuring consistent image quality that meets medical imaging needs.

Automatic Calibration

With built-in automatic calibration, Reshin MD46C medical monitors adjust to maintain image precision, minimizing manual efforts and ensuring consistent performance in varying conditions.

High Dynamic Range (HDR) Support

Some advanced medical monitors feature HDR technology, offering a wider range of brightness and contrast, essential for viewing fine image details and enhancing diagnostic precision.

Multiple Display Modes

Our medical-grade monitors provide multiple display modes, including monochrome for X-ray images, color for CT or MRI scans, and flexible layouts like dual or quad screens, enabling doctors to analyze images effectively.