Heine Optotechnik Gmbh & Co Kg

Dirk Schade

Oliver Heine

Anton Schneider

Stefan Knesewitsch

Helmut M Heine

Georg Pfaffenbauer

Elsa Ploetz

Norbert Merkt

Gerhard Guegel

Bela Michael Rohrbacher

Sebastian Duy

Helmut A Heine

Ralf Schneider

Otto H Schmidt

Wolfgang Behrendt

Gerhard Gügel

Sebastian Büchert

Elisabeth Gingelmeier

Markus Atzenbeck

Kristian Kellner

An illumination device comprises at least one LED (), which can be connected through circuit means () to a voltage source optionally formed by a battery unit () or an accumulator unit (). Furthermore, a first contact means () is provided for connecting the battery unit () and a second contact means () for connecting the accumulator unit () to the circuit means (). A bottom unit for a battery grip () comprising a grip sleeve () in which the accumulator unit () is arranged, has a basic body () mountable at the lower end of the grip sleeve (), wherein an upper contact element () for contacting the accumulator unit () and a lower contact element () for contacting a contact element () of a charging station, to which a current is applied, are arranged in the basic body (). An electronic circuit unit () having a microprocessor () is connected between the upper and the lower contact elements (), which electronic circuit unit () is formed and configured such that it controls a charging process for charging the accumulator unit ().

Illumination device and bottom unit, especially for medical diagnostic instruments

Charger for rechargeable batteries for diagnostic instruments

Rechargeable battery handle for diagnostic instruments

A head band for diagnostic instruments comprising a light source and a battery has, at its back support part (), a flat housing () for adjusting and fixing the head band length by means of a rotary knob (). An accumulator module () optimized with regard to volume, weight and weight distribution can be mounted and detached by means of bayonet-type grooves () at the housing () and pins () at the accumulator module (), and can be fixed by means of a resilient spring () at the housing () and a recess () in the accumulator module () without impairing the function of the rotary knob ().

Headband for diagnostic instruments comprising light source and accumulator module

A power source device for diagnostic instruments is adapted for a connection of different types of illuminating devices and includes an active control unit for controlling an operating state of a power source in dependence on a type of a connected one of the illuminating devices.

Power source for diagnostic instruments

Rechargeable battery with headband

Battery handle

Equipment for distribution of electric power

Headlamp with binocular lens and glasses

Ophthalmoscope

Battery charging apparatus

A battery grip for diagnostic units comprises a grip sleeve for accommodating batteries, at the upper end of which a metal sleeve for accommodating a consumer load, such as an electric bulb, is mounted, a guide opening formed in the wall of the grip sleeve, a switching slide being guided the guide opening in a longitudinal direction of the grip sleeve, a contact member extending from a lower end of the grip sleeve with one contact end into the guide opening, and a contact spring member having one end conductively connected to the metal sleeve manner and another free end extending into the guide opening such that the free end is disposed above the contact member and is brought into contact with the contact member by displacing the switching slide. The contact between free end of the contact spring member and the contact member is created by at least two contact points. At least one longitudinal recess is provided in the contact end of the contact member. At least one contact head extending towards the contact member is provided at the free end of the contact spring member for engaging in the longitudinal recess for creating a contact between the contact member and the contact spring member, the contact head being formed such that it contacts both longitudinal sides of the longitudinal recess.

Battery grip

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Penzberg, Germany

Dirk Schade