The Meyer 3DPRO CBCT range has specific room and wiring requirements to ensure a simple, efficient setup. This information is for builders, architects, and sales representatives involved in planning or supervising the installation. By following these guidelines, you will help create the right environment for smooth operation and straightforward calibration.
Model Variations
The Meyer 3DPRO CBCT comes in four different models, catering to diverse clinical needs:
Dream (17x11cm)
Honor (15x10.5cm)
Wise (12x10cm) – the most common choice for dental practices
Each model is available with or without a lateral cephalogram, giving clinics the flexibility to choose the model best suited to their specific requirements.
Technical Specifications
Voltage: AC230V ±10%
Frequency: 50Hz~60Hz ±1Hz
Tube Model: D-054SB
Focal Spot: 0.5 x 0.5mm
Total Filtration: 2.7mm AL
Tube Voltage: 60~90kV
Tube Current: 2~10mA
X-ray radiation time:
CT: ~20 secs
Pano: ~17 secs
Ceph (Lateral): ~12 secs
Local CT: ~11.75 secs
Operating System: Windows 7 or above, Intel Core i5 or above, 64-bit (supplied)
Weight:
3DE: 260kg
3D: 220kg
Installation Requirements
The installation of the Meyer CBCT is a comprehensive process, ensuring the equipment is properly set up and calibrated for immediate use.
Included in the installation:
Positioning of the CBCT
Calibration of the CBCT
Connection to pre-chased wiring or placement of wiring in trunking
Breaking down and stacking of packaging materials
Note: The installation does not include rubbish removal, chasing wiring in walls, or general electrical work.
Builder and Wiring Requirements
Room Dimensions:
3D: Minimum 1500mm wide by 1600mm deep, with a ceiling clearance of 2500mm - In this configuration, the CBCT will be back to the 1500mm wall.
3DE (with Lat Ceph): Minimum 2500mm wide by 1600mm deep, with a ceiling clearance of 2500mm - In this configuration, the CBCT will be back to the 2500mm wall.
Wiring diagram:
Internally chased CAT6 cables are required for the PC to network switch, image, command, and trigger.
Whether the PC is located inside or outside the CBCT room, there will need to be:
2x CAT6 cables chased from the PC location to the CBCT location (1x keystone terminated 1x bare ends)
1x CAT6 cable chased from the PC location to the trigger location (bare ends)
1x CAT6 cable chased from the PC location to the network switch or patch panel (keystone terminated)
Power Supply: AC 220V 8A, 1 GPO plug for CBCT, and 2 GPO plugs for the PC
Note: If the CAT6 cabling is not internally chased or not possible due to wall material or existing structures, the cabling will be placed in white PVC trunking and run around the wall above the skirting board.
By preparing the space according to these guidelines—covering dimensions, power supply, and CAT6 cabling—you can reduce delays and complications on installation day. Once everything is set up, the Meyer 3DPRO CBCT will be ready to serve the dental practice’s diagnostic needs straightaway. Thank you for helping to deliver a reliable and well-organised space for this important piece of equipment.