Frequently asked questions
Under normal use, a fully charged lithium battery supports approximately 50 procedures. The actual number of procedures depends on factors such as average patient weight and how frequently the table’s motors are operated during each procedure. The estimate of 50 operating cycles is based on an average patient weight of 80 kg (176 lbs) and normal motor usage. The hand control features a battery status indicator and provides an audible warning when the remaining battery capacity is low.
The battery can be charged in an external charging dock or directly on the operating table.
Yes. RiEye Mk2S is modular and supports a wide range of accessories and headrests.
Yes. The R6 and R7 models are suitable for procedures under general anesthesia. The R7 model is particularly well suited for procedures under general anesthesia due to its generous dimensions (2030 mm / 80 in) and excellent stability.
For ENT surgery, the RiEye Mk2S R6 and R7 models are the most popular options. Often equipped with a laterally adjustable headrest, providing improved surgical access and optimal positioning of the patient's head during ENT procedures.
For cataract surgery, we recommend the RiEye Mk2S R5. It is our most compact model and is designed for optimal stability, ergonomics, and workflow around the patient's head.
Yes. RiEye Mk2S is classified as a medical device under MDR (EU) 2017/745, complies with relevant international safety and performance requirements, and is FDA registered and manufactured in compliance with applicable medical device regulations.
Yes. A clearly labeled "LEVEL-0" button on the hand control returns the table to a completely horizontal position. The position settings can be configured during installation in collaboration with hospital staff. This function allows the table to be quickly positioned for emergency situations, including cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR).
The battery can be removed and reinstalled without tools using a simple one-handed release mechanism.
Yes. Up to six user-defined positions can be stored and recalled.
