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We're ordering the TU-D100B form this suppiler because they've got certifications we need across multiple markets—CE, ISO13485, FCC—and that saves us auditing hassle later. The SONY CMOS sensor is what caught our eye initially, it's a 1/2" unit with about 2.13 million effective pixels and they claim it deliver 1080P resolution that's actually usable in a surgical setting.
Basically, this is going into our endoscopy cart builds for the smaller clinics and outpatient surgery centers that don't need the full OR tower setup. The lens modes cover PTED, fiber, arthroscope, cystoscope, hysteroscope, laparoscope, and ENT—so our company can standardize with one head for most of their scopes, which cuts inventory complexity.
Output interfaces are HDMI, DVI, VGA, SDI, and CVBS, and we've confirmed the SDI output is true broadcast spec—something competitors fudge on. The digital zoom goes 0-8x and brightness adjustment has 30 steps, but honestly most buyers go with the auto white balance and don't touch it. Dimnesions are 336×330×116mm and it weighs 3.9kg, so it'll fit in the drawer-style carts we stock.
Lead time from order is typically 20 business days or so, and their terms are 30% deposit with 70% balance before shipping. We usually have stock in their warehouse, but confirm lead time if we need a rush—they can do it but it adds about 5% to the freight. MOQ is 10 units on the first order, which for us is fine since we've already got commitments from three surgical centers.
What it does is it lets us offer a medical-grade system without the brand premium, and the seller provided batch-specific COAs with every unit. That's a detail a lot of buyers won't think to ask for, but it makes our tech integration audit much smoother. Not suited for 4K laparoscopic systems or high-end academic hospitals—keep those on the Stryker or Olympus builds.
Also, the freeze function is one-key and works pretty reliably from what we've seen in the demo unit they sent last month. The working tempearture range is -10°C to 60°C, which is better than reagent-grade electronics for this class.
The TU-D100B is certified with CE, ISO13485, and FCC, so it's fully compliant for medical devices in most markets. We can provide the certification copies and quality docs upon request.
Our standard MOQ is 10 units per model, but we can discuss smaller trial orders for first-time buyers. Just ask us directly.
Lead time is usually 15-20 working days after order confirmation and payment, depending on current production volume. We'll confirm exact timing when you place the order.
It comes with 7 preset lens modes like PTED, arthroscope, and laparoscope, plus supports Chinese, English, Japanese, and Korean. We can add custom lens modes or languages for bulk orders—just send your requirements.
Store it in a clean, dry place at room temperature. It operates reliably between -10°C and 60°C, so it's fine for most clinical environments.
