Belmont PHOT-xIIs Intraoral X-Ray System with LCD Sub Controller

Sharp intraoral imaging and an easy-to-use LCD touchscreen interface come together in the Belmont PHOT-xIIs intraoral X-ray system. Designed to capture incredibly detailed dental radiographs, this Belmont intraoral X-ray unit features a small, lightweight and ergonomic X-ray head which facilitates smooth and precise positioning. The high-frequency X-ray generator minimizes radiation exposure, while offering two tube voltage settings to optimize diagnostics and treatment planning: 60 kV for general caries detection — including periapical and bone structure imaging — and 70 kV for periodontal disease assessment and pediatric imaging. The compact and brightly lit LCD screen enables easy selection of imaging parameters, such as tooth type, cone type, exposure time and more. When you’re ready to upgrade the dental intraoral X-ray system in your practice, rest assured the Belmont PHOT-xIIs provides all the features and technology your team will need.

• High-resolution images. The Belmont PHOT-xIIs intraoral X-ray unit features a small 0.4mm focal spot, perfect for capturing dental radiographs with superb clarity and detail
• Ergonomically-designed. Ensures stable and accurate positioning with its compact, easy-to-hold tube head and rugged, maneuverable scissor arm
• Digital sensor-compatible. LCD touchscreen interface enables selection of film or digital imaging mode at the touch of a switch. A convenient arm-mounted holder for digital sensors is also included with each PHOT-xIIs intraoral X-ray unit
• Remote activation-enabled. Connects to an optional coiled wire switch for seamless remote activation
• Multiple mounting options. Includes a standard mounting plate for wall attachment. An optional pass-thru mounting plate is available to allow two adjacent operatories to share one X-ray unit or for 4x4 stud mounting
• Reduced radiation. With the constant concern for reducing radiation exposure to patients, this Belmont intraoral X-ray unit features a rectangular collimator option, designed to limit the target area to more closely match the area of the sensor, phosphor plate or film receptor