Taevas Origins Endoscope
Taevas Origins Endoscope
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Taevas Origins Wireless Endoscope Camera is designed for specialties like ENT, Gynaecology, Urology, and Veterinary Medicine. It connects seamlessly with various medical endoscopes to deliver magnified, real-time visuals of internal body areas on a screen-ideal for observation, recording, and playback. Equipped with an adjustable LED light source, it ensures bright, consistent illumination that enhances visibility during endoscopic procedures, enabling clear and efficient diagnostics.
What's Included?
What to expect in the Taevas Origins product kit
- LED light source - Provides essential illumination, especially for observing small and deep areas during diagnosis.
- Charger stands for camera and rechargeable battery - To charge the camera when not in use, ensuring consistent and reliable operation
- Power cable for both charger stands – To connect the charger stand to the power source.
- Rechargeable Battery – To Ensures approximately 4 hours of continuous operation (depending on intensity)
- Wireless Endoscope Camera - Includes control software to manage camera’s functions
- C-mount optical coupler - To connect the camera to the eyepiece of the endoscope
- Usage Manual and Transport Box – For Step-by-step instructions for setup and operation and durable case for safe and easy mobility
Product Features
Product Details
Technical specifications of Endoscope camera:
- Resolution: 800 horizontal lines
- Power Supply: Rechargeable 3.7V lithium-ion battery
- Weight: 220 g
- Waterproof Rating: IPX3 (camera head only)
Technical specifications of light source
- Light Type: High-efficiency cold LED
- Battery: 3.7V, 3400 mAh lithium-ion
- Operating Time: 30 minutes to 4 hours
- Weight (with battery): 110 g
Key features of Wireless Endoscope Camera
- Wireless Connectivity: Connects to Android, iOS, and Windows devices via Wi-Fi for real-time image viewing.
- High-Resolution Imaging: Offers 800-line horizontal resolution for clear internal visuals.
- Manual Focus Control: Allows precise image adjustment using the camera head.
- White Balance Function: Ensures accurate colour representation during procedures.
- Compact & Lightweight: Camera is compact and lightweight, making it easy to handle.
- Rechargeable Battery: Provides portable operation with intelligent auto-shutdown after 10 minutes of inactivity.
- IPX3 Waterproof Camera Head: Suitable for medical environments with basic water resistance.
- Compatibility: Works with standard DIN 58105 rigid endoscopes (e.g., laryngoscope, hysteroscope).
- Real-Time Recording & Playback: Enables documentation and review of procedures.
- Safety Features: Classified as IEC Class II, Type BF for patient safety.
- Taevas App Integration: Dedicated app for seamless operation across platforms.
- Maintenance Alerts: Includes indicators for battery status and system checks.
How does Wireless Endoscope Camera work?
- Connect the camera to the eyepiece of the endoscope using the C-mount optical coupler.
- Power on the camera by pressing and holding the ON/OFF button for 3 seconds until a beep is heard.
- Adjust focus using the focus control on the camera head to get a clear image.
- Perform white balance by aiming the endoscope at white gauze and pressing the WB button for 3 seconds.
- Connect to display device (Android/iOS/Windows) via Wi-Fi and launch the Taevas app.
- View real-time images on the connected device for observation, recording, or playback.
- Monitor battery level and recharge when it drops below 30% using the USB charger stand.
- Device auto shuts down after 10 minutes of inactivity to conserve power.
- Clean and disinfect the camera head and connector with alcohol after each use.
- Inspect functionality before next use to ensure safe and effective operation.
Clinical Uses of WIRELESS ENDOSCOPE CAMERA
- Diagnostic Imaging: Captures and displays internal body structures for clinical assessment.
- Outpatient Examinations: Used in ENT, gynaecology, urology, and general surgery clinics.
- Multidisciplinary Consultations: Enables real-time sharing of visuals across departments.
- Ward-Based Procedures: Facilitates bedside endoscopic evaluations without bulky equipment.
- Documentation & Review: Records procedures for medical records, teaching, or follow-up.
- Education and Learning Support: Ideal for teaching setups, enabling live image sharing and recording for training and tele consultation.
- Emergency Use: Portable design makes it suitable for urgent diagnostic scenarios.
Who are the users?
- ENT Specialists – for nasal, throat, and ear examinations.
- Gynaecologists – for hysteroscopy and related diagnostics.
- Urologists – for bladder and urethral assessments.
- General Physicians – for outpatient and ward-based diagnostics.
- Medical Technicians – for assisting in setup and operation.
- Hospital Wards –Medical endoscope camera for bedside procedures.
- Outpatient Clinics – for quick diagnostics without bulky equipment.
- Multidisciplinary Consultation Rooms – for collaborative diagnostics.
- Rural Healthcare Centres – where portability and wireless access are crucial.
Quick setup and system requirements
For Display Devices:
- Android: Version 10.0 or higher
- OS: Version 15.6 or higher (iPhone/iPad)
- Windows PC: Version 10.0.14393.0 or higher
For Power & Charging:
- Charger Input: AC 100–240 V, 50/60 Hz
- Battery: 3.7 V rechargeable lithium-ion
- Charging Time: ~2–3 hours
- Operating Time: 30 minutes to 4 hours (depending on brightness)
Safe operation and maintenance (highlights):
- Must be operated by medically trained professionals.
- Do not expose the device or battery to heat or fire.
- Only use components provided or approved by the manufacturer.
- Avoid prolonged contact with the light-emitting tip; it may get hot and cause burns
- Do not operate near flammable gases or materials.
- Avoid dropping, squeezing, or striking the device.
- Keep away from mobile phones, microwaves, etc.to avoid electromagnetic interference
- Wipe with sterile gauze after each use.
- Do not soak the camera head or connector in liquid.
- Charge to 50–70% if unused for over 3 months; replace if swollen or leaking.
- Recommended for both the control unit and camera head.
- Keep in a dry place at 10°C–25°C with 65% ± 20% humidity.
- For disposal follow hospital protocols; do not burn or disassemble.
FAQs
What is the primary function of the wireless endoscope camera system?
The Taevas Origins wireless endoscope camera is designed to capture high-resolution internal body images during endoscopic procedures and transmit them wirelessly to compatible devices for real-time viewing, recording, and playback.
Why should I choose the Taevas Wireless Endoscope Camera System over traditional setups?
This system offers wireless connectivity, portability, and real-time high-resolution imaging without the need for bulky equipment. It is ideal for outpatient, ward-based, and emergency settings, enabling faster diagnostics and improved workflow efficiency.
What is the wireless endoscope camera price and is it cost-effective?
While pricing may vary by region, the Taevas Origins wireless endoscope camera is cost‑effective compared to wired systems, reducing setup time, equipment bulk, and long‑term maintenance.
How do I power on the device and view images?
Press and hold the ON/OFF button for 3 seconds until a beep confirms activation. Connect an Android, iOS, or Windows device to the camera’s Wi‑Fi and open the Taevas App to view live images.
How is white balance performed and why is it important?
White balance is done by aiming the endoscope at white gauze and pressing the WB button for 3 seconds. It ensures accurate colour representation in captured images.
What types of endoscopes are compatible with the camera system?
The system supports rigid endoscopes with standard DIN 58105 eyepieces, including laryngoscopes, hysteroscopes, rectoscopes, and sinoscopes.
How long does the battery last and how do I know when to charge?
The device runs for 30 minutes to 4 hours depending on brightness. Battery level is shown on the display; recharge when it drops below 30%.
How should the system be cleaned and maintained?
Clean the camera head and connector with alcohol and sterile gauze. Do not soak the device or expose it to harsh chemicals. Annual inspection is recommended.
What if the image is blurry?
Adjust the focus control and clean the lens to improve clarity.
Is the system affected by electromagnetic interference?
Yes, RF devices such as mobile phones or microwaves can cause interference. Keep them away during operation.
Is the system safe for patient use?
Yes, it meets IEC Class II, Type BF medical safety standards.
What precautions should be taken during use?
Avoid prolonged contact with the light‑emitting tip, keep away from flammable materials, and ensure the battery is correctly installed.
Does it shut off automatically?
Yes, the device powers down after 10 minutes of inactivity to conserve battery.
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