IN-D038-3 Oral Therapy Equipments Portable Dental X-Ray

The IN-D038-3 is a portable dental X-ray unit manufactured by ICEN designed to provide quick and accurate intraoral radiographs for dental assessments. It is electric-powered, CE certified and classified as a Class I medical instrument.

Key features include a portable, lightweight design for easy transport, electric power source for consistent performance, CE quality certification, Class I instrument classification, and online technical support from the manufacturer.

The specification lists the power source as electric. For details on whether it includes an internal battery or requires a mains/AC connection (or optional battery accessories), consult the product datasheet or contact ICEN/your supplier.

The unit is described as portable and lightweight, making it suitable for mobile dental units, community outreach, and emergency dental care. For exact weight, dimensions, and transport cases, check the detailed technical specifications from the seller.

The IN-D038-3 is CE certified and classified as a Class I instrument. These indicate conformity with applicable European safety and quality requirements. Local registration or additional approvals may still be required depending on your country or region.

Follow ALARA principles: use proper collimation and exposure settings, employ lead aprons and thyroid collars for patients, maintain appropriate operator distance or shielding, minimize repeat exposures, and comply with local radiation safety regulations and operator training requirements.

Compatibility with specific sensors and imaging software is not listed in the brief specification. Many portable X-ray units work with standard intraoral sensors and image management systems, but you should confirm connector type, exposure protocols and software compatibility with ICEN or your supplier before purchase.

Regular maintenance typically includes cleaning external surfaces with manufacturer-approved disinfectants, inspecting cables and connectors, and following any calibration or service intervals recommended in the user manual. Do not immerse the unit in liquids. For detailed maintenance schedules, refer to the product manual or contact online technical support.

The listed shelf life is 1 year. This typically refers to storage time under recommended conditions before the product should be used or commissioned. For clarification on how shelf life affects warranty, consumables, or commissioning requirements, consult ICEN or your supplier.

The specification mentions online technical support is available. Warranty terms are not provided in the brief description; contact the seller or ICEN directly for warranty length, coverage details and how to access after-sales support.

Dental X-rays can be used for pediatric patients when clinically justified, using pediatric exposure settings and protective shielding. For pregnant patients, X-rays should be avoided unless absolutely necessary; if imaging is required, use appropriate shielding and minimize exposure. Always follow local clinical guidelines and radiation safety protocols.

It is suitable for routine dental check-ups, emergency dental assessments, mobile/community dental services, dental teaching and training, and research applications where portable intraoral imaging is required.

The brief product description lists a single selling unit and does not detail included accessories. Accessories (e.g., positioning cones, cables, carry cases, sensor adapters) may vary by seller. Confirm the exact package contents and available accessories with the supplier before purchase.

The product listing indicates online technical support is available. For training, operating manuals, software setup, or troubleshooting, contact ICEN or your authorized distributor to arrange support resources and training options.

Yes. Even with CE marking and Class I classification, you must comply with local radiation safety regulations, facility requirements for X-ray use, operator qualification standards, and any necessary registration or inspection prior to clinical use. Check local law and consult your radiation safety officer or regulatory authority.