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11.6" Camera Screen

11.6" Camera Screen

Regular price $500.00 AUD
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A compact 1080p screen for labs and workspaces without easy computer access. Get live view, capture and measurement straight from your camera, with no PC or laptop needed.

The LabPix Camera Screen suits busy shared benches, teaching spaces and workstations where you just need a clear, immediate live image without setting up a computer. It connects over HDMI to the HD Plus or 4K Pro, which handle capture and measurement with just a mouse, while the screen shows the live image at 1080p.

It's a good fit for tissue culture work, teaching labs running multiple stations, quality control benches, and research settings where a dedicated computer per microscope isn't realistic.

Please note: the screen mounts onto the camera and doesn't include a standalone stand. It isn't suitable for microscopes where the camera port is on the side, such as inverted microscopes.

What's included

  • 11.6" LCD screen
  • Mounting brackets 
  • HDMI cable 
  • Power adapter

Specifications

Screen size 11.6"
Resolution 1080p (1920 × 1080)
Display type IPS-Pro
Aspect ratio 16:9
Brightness 320cd/m²
Static contrast ratio 1000:1
Interface 1 × HDMI
Power 12V, 2A 
Dimensions 282.0 × 180.5 × 15.3mm
Weight 600g
Compatible cameras LabPix HD Plus, LabPix 4K Pro
PC required No
Warranty 1 year

 

FAQ

Can I still connect the camera to a PC later?
Yes. The camera also connects to a PC, so you can use the screen for quick viewing and a computer for stitching, EDF and analysis. 

Can I use this screen on an inverted microscope?
No. Because the screen mounts onto the camera, it isn't suitable for microscopes where the camera port is on the side.

Does it need its own power supply?
No, it daisy chains from the power of the attached camera.

Will it display 4K?
It's a 1080p panel, so 4K camera output would be shown at 1080p.

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