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ZDU-A10 is designed with adjustable head rest and back rest seat provide comfortable environment for dentist to work in different positions. Incorporates low voltage continuous electric motor, avoiding damage to turbine and tooth cleaning instrument caused by air pressure and water.
| Power supply | 220 V; 50 Hz (AC) |
| Input power | 750 VA |
| Chair size | 1750 × 850 × 1800 mm |
| DC motor | 24 V / ≤ 3.8 A |
| Fuse specification | - |
| Operation light | 12 V; 50 VA (AC) 10 V; 50 VA |
| Water supply | 220 V / 24 VA |
| X-Ray film viewer | 12 VA |
| Instrument tray capacity | 1.5 kg |
| Weight | 250 kg |
Electric operation mode
Stable chair movement by a set air spring
Input control : Main and foot control panel
Two set of saliva ejector
Single cuspidor
Internalized water purified system
Air locked rotary arm system
Dentist stool
Used in dental clinic for dental examinations and operations.
Frequently Asked Question
The dental unit operates using an electric mode, allowing for precise control and efficient functionality. Electric operation ensures smoother transitions and adjustments compared to manual systems, contributing to enhanced reliability and ease of use during dental procedures.
The chair movement is supported by a set air spring system, which offers smooth, quiet, and controlled adjustments. This stability is essential for patient comfort and accurate positioning during treatments, especially when frequent chair adjustments are needed.
The unit offers dual input control via: Main Control Panel: Located on the unit for comprehensive chair and instrument control. Foot Control Panel: Enables hands-free operation, allowing the dentist to adjust chair position or activate instruments without interrupting the procedure, thus maintaining better hygiene and workflow efficiency.
The unit is equipped with two saliva ejectors: A high-volume ejector (HVE) for removing larger volumes of saliva and debris. A low-volume ejector (saliva ejector) for gentle, continuous suction during routine procedures. This dual system improves moisture control and patient comfort throughout the appointment.
The air-locked rotary arm system provides secure and adjustable support for the instrument tray and arm extensions. When activated, the system locks the arm in place using air pressure, ensuring stability during treatment. This reduces unintentional movement and enhances ergonomic positioning for the dentist or assistant.
Installation should be performed by a qualified technician. It involves connecting the unit to electrical, water, and air supply lines and ensuring proper drainage for waste management.
Regular servicing is recommended every 6 to 12 months, depending on usage and manufacturer guidelines. Daily cleaning and maintenance are also necessary to ensure hygiene and proper functioning.
Follow strict sterilization protocols. Use barriers on high-contact areas. Replace disposable parts after each patient.
Check the power supply and control settings. If the issue persists, it may require a hydraulic or motor system check by a technician.
Spare parts can be purchased from the manufacturer, authorized distributors, or specialized dental equipment suppliers.
