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Visionstar CP-310A

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Visionstar ENT, Ophthalmic & Sensory

Visionstar CP-310A

Product Code: EOAS-OD-2998

The chair that plugs into the socket already fitted.

The second half of a staged purchase. The CP-310A is the powered lift chair named as compatible with the DC24V interface on the combined table — bought now or bought later, it connects.

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Refraction Units

Categories

ENT, Ophthalmic & Sensory

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New

Origin

China

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Certified Professional Seller

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Supplier: Medigear

The Visionstar CP-310A is a powered lift chair, and its significance in this catalogue is that it is one of two units the manufacturer names as compatible with the DC24V electric lift chair interface fitted to the combined table in this range.

That makes it the completion of a purchase rather than a standalone item. A practice buying the combined table receives a socket whether or not it orders a lift; the socket does nothing until a compatible chair is connected to it. This is that chair. A practice that trimmed the lift from an order last year, or deferred it to a later budget, can add it without an installer running a new supply and without replacing anything already in place.

The chair measures 680 × 590 × 1345 mm and travels 150 mm, with the published range of 1195–1345 mm describing overall chair height rather than seat height. That distinction matters when planning: the figure tells you how tall the chair stands, not where the patient's eyes will be, so a seat height should be requested separately if working geometry is being calculated.

Power draw is 50 W, which is modest and consistent with a lift motor rather than a full unit.

The manufacturer's illustrations show two colourways, a blue and a black, both with armrests fitted. Armrests are worth noting rather than assuming: they assist a patient pushing up to stand and give something to hold during transfer, and they are absent from some examination seating.

Several figures are not published and should be requested together. There is no seat height, no chair loading, no backrest angle, no rotation figure, no upholstery material and no weight. Loading in particular matters, since a chair without a stated capacity cannot answer an accessibility question, and the specification here is thinner than the standalone chairs elsewhere in this catalogue.

Medigear.uk supplies the CP-310A with pre-despatch functional inspection, documentation review and confirmation of table compatibility.

Completing a deferred purchase is the primary case, and it is the reason this chair exists in the catalogue at all. A practice buying the combined table in this range receives a DC24V interface whether or not it orders a lift, and that socket does nothing until a compatible chair is connected. Where the lift was trimmed from an order to meet a number, or deliberately pushed into a later budget year, this completes it — without an installer returning to run a supply and without replacing anything already fitted.

Accessibility commitments made ahead of funding are served by the same route. A practice that specified the interface in anticipation of needing powered seating can honour that when the money arrives, rather than facing a second full purchase.

Patients who need help rising benefit from the armrests, fitted in both illustrated colourways. An armrest gives something to push against when standing and something to hold during transfer, and it is absent from some examination seating.

Two rooms wanting matching finishes are served by the two colourways shown, though whether those are the only options is unstated.

Three things need requesting together, and the gap is larger than on the standalone chairs in this catalogue. There is no seat height — the published 1195–1345 mm range is overall chair height, which does not tell you where the patient sits. There is no chair loading, which means the chair cannot answer an accessibility question until a figure is supplied. And there is no backrest angle, rotation figure, upholstery material or weight. For a chair being bought to complete an accessibility upgrade, the loading figure in particular should be settled before the order goes in.

It completes what the table started

The DC24V socket on the combined table does nothing until a compatible chair is connected. This is one of two units named for that.

A purchase that can be finished later

A lift trimmed from an order or deferred to the next budget year can be added without new wiring and without replacing anything already installed.

Accessibility capability honoured when funded

A practice that specified the interface in anticipation can complete the upgrade when the money arrives, rather than starting again.

Armrests fitted as standard

Something to push against when rising and something to hold during transfer — absent from some examination seating, and present in both illustrated finishes.

Modest power draw

Fifty watts, consistent with a lift motor, drawn from the table's interface rather than from its own mains connection.

Two finishes shown

A blue and a black are illustrated, which helps where a second room needs to match an existing one.

Powered lift, 150 mm stroke

The chair travels 150 mm under power.

1195–1345 mm range

The published range describes overall chair height rather than seat height.

680 × 590 × 1345 mm

The chair measures 680 mm wide, 590 mm deep and 1345 mm high.

50 W power draw

Power consumption is 50 W, consistent with a lift motor.

DC24V table interface compatibility

Named by the manufacturer as compatible with the DC24V electric lift chair interface on the combined table in this range.

Armrests fitted

Both illustrated colourways show armrests.

Two illustrated colourways

A blue and a black are shown; whether other finishes exist is not published.

The Visionstar CP-310A is a powered lift chair, and what places it in this catalogue is that the manufacturer names it as compatible with the DC24V electric lift chair interface on the combined table in this range. That makes it the completion of a purchase rather than a standalone item. A practice buying the table receives the socket whether or not it orders a lift, and the socket does nothing until a compatible chair is connected — so a lift trimmed from an order to meet a number, or deliberately deferred to a later budget year, can be added afterwards without new wiring and without replacing anything already fitted. The chair travels 150 mm, draws 50 W, and carries armrests in both illustrated finishes. One figure needs reading carefully: the published 1195–1345 mm range is overall chair height, not seat height, so it says how tall the chair stands rather than where the patient sits. Several others are absent entirely — seat height, chair loading, backrest angle, rotation, upholstery material and weight — and the loading figure in particular should be settled before ordering, since a chair bought to complete an accessibility upgrade cannot answer an accessibility question without it. Medigear.uk supplies the CP-310A into the UK with pre-despatch functional inspection, documentation review and table compatibility confirmation. Contact the Medigear.uk team for current pricing, quantity quotations, finish options, or bespoke configuration enquiries.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything buyers need to know about sourcing medical equipment through MediGear.

It is a powered lift chair named by the manufacturer as compatible with the DC24V electric lift chair interface on the combined table in this range. Its role is to complete that installation — the socket does nothing until a compatible chair is connected.

That is the point of it. A practice that trimmed the lift from an order, or deferred it to a later budget year, can add it afterwards without an installer running a new supply and without replacing anything already fitted.

The manufacturer names it as compatible with a specific combined table in this range, alongside one other lift model. Compatibility with anything else is not stated and should not be assumed — confirm your table model at enquiry.

Overall chair height, not seat height. It tells you how tall the chair stands rather than where the patient sits, so a seat height must be requested separately if you are calculating working geometry against an instrument.

One hundred and fifty millimetres of stroke. That is a modest range compared with the standalone chairs in this catalogue, which publish 140 to 150 mm of seat travel from a stated starting height — again, the starting point here is not given.

Yes, fitted in both illustrated colourways. Armrests help a patient push up to stand and give something to hold during transfer, and they are absent from some examination seating, so their presence is worth noting.

The illustrations show a blue and a black. Whether those are the only options, and whether the upholstery is leather or vinyl, is not published — confirm both at order.

Not published. That is a material gap, since a chair without a stated capacity cannot answer an accessibility question, and the standalone chairs elsewhere in this catalogue do publish a figure. Request it in writing.

Seat height, backrest angle, rotation, upholstery material and weight. The specification here is thinner than for the standalone chairs in this catalogue, which is worth knowing before comparing them directly.

Fifty watts, consistent with a lift motor rather than a complete unit. It draws that from the table's DC24V interface rather than from its own mains connection.

Not if it is connected to the table's interface, which is the arrangement it is designed for. If you intend to use it otherwise, confirm the supply requirement at enquiry.

An ophthalmic examination chair is generally classified as Class I under the UK Medical Devices Regulations 2002, or higher where configuration dictates. Manufacturer CE marking is noted where it appears in the product literature; Medigear.uk confirms CE marking, the declaration of conformity and current UKCA status against the shipping batch at quotation rather than asserting it in advance.

Upholstery cleaning with an approved agent — confirm which, since the material is unpublished — and periodic inspection of the lift mechanism and the connection to the table for developing play. A powered component connected to another manufacturer-supplied item should have both its own service interval and the interface itself checked. Typical warranty is 12 to 24 months against manufacturing defect, confirmed at quotation.