Secondhand Medilive Trio/Trio Eye Endoscopy System

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Report date: 17.12.2025

ZEISS MediLive Trio and Trio Eye Medical Imaging Units Analysis Report

Device Identification

The examined visuals show two electronic control units positioned side by side. Considering their structure, control buttons (White Bal, Brightness, Freeze etc.) and connection ports, these devices have been identified as video camera control units (CCU – Camera Control Unit) integrated into medical microscope or endoscope systems. The design of the products is configured to process images from surgical microscopes or similar optical devices.

Brand and Model

The logo and model inscriptions on the visuals are clear and legible. The brand and model information identified for the devices is as follows:

• Brand: ZEISS (Carl Zeiss Meditec)
• Left-Side Device Model: MediLive Trio
• Right-Side Device Model: MediLive Trio Eye

Both units’ front panels feature the classic ZEISS logo written in white font on a blue background in the right corner. The product names are clearly stated with blue colored font in the middle section of the front panel.

Originality

Upon examining the products’ casing, button placement, ZEISS logo font, color tone, and material quality, the devices are assessed to be original ZEISS production. The typography and design language on the front panels are consistent with the brand’s standards in the medical device segment.

Areas of Use

The ZEISS MediLive series generally consists of image processing and control centers for camera systems integrated into surgical microscopes (e.g., eye surgery, neurosurgery, ENT). These devices enable live image transfer to a monitor during an operation, freezing, white balance adjustment, and brightness control. These devices are suitable for use in hospital, clinic, and operating room environments.

Quantity Information

According to the count performed on the visuals, the total number of items is as follows:

• 1 ZEISS MediLive Trio Unit
• 1 ZEISS MediLive Trio Eye Unit
• 1 black, multi-pin connector cable (resting on the MediLive Trio Eye unit)

General Condition and Physical Deformation

The cosmetic condition of the devices can be classified as “used”. The details identified in the visual analysis are as follows:

• Casing Top Surface: Specifically, the top metal cover of the left-side MediLive Trio unit has noticeable scratches, scuff marks, and wear on the grey paint. The top surface of the right-side unit also has similar superficial stains and light scratches due to use.
• Front Panels: Although the front control panels generally appear clean, slight dirt accumulation and signs of color fading, which have formed over time around the buttons and at panel junctions, are observed. However, no cracks or fractures were detected on the panel.
• Casing Integrity: No significant dents, breaks, or integrity-compromising deformations are visible in the casing of either device in the visuals. The casing joints appear regular.

Mechanical and Electronic Components

Based on the visual examination, the condition of the mechanical and electronic parts is as follows:

• Buttons: The “power”, “white bal”, “brightness”, “image”, and menu navigation buttons (“enter”, arrow keys) on the front panel of both devices are physically in place. No detachment or collapse is observed in the buttons.
• Sockets and Inputs: Only the cable end resting on the MediLive Trio Eye unit is visible in the image. The cable end is a multi-pin, metal-bodied, industrial/medical type connector with a green color ring. No visible crushing or breakage is present in the pins. Since the rear panels of the devices are not displayed, no comments can be made regarding power inputs and other ports.

Accessories

In the visuals, there is a black, coiled connection cable placed on top of the MediLive Trio Eye device. This cable is likely the main cable providing data and power transfer between the camera head and the control unit. No visible tears or peeling were detected in the cable’s outer insulation. No other power cable or external accessories (remote control, monitor cable, etc.) are present in the visual.

Label and Barcode Information

In the upper right corner of the right-side “MediLive Trio Eye” device, there is an orange-white inventory/tracking label. The legible parts on the label are as follows:

• Label Text: The inscription “MEDICO-TEKNISK AFD. ARHUS” is legible.
• Meaning: This inscription indicates that the device previously belonged to the “Medico-Teknik” (Biomedical Engineering/Technical Service) department of a healthcare institution in Aarhus (Denmark) or was serviced there. This suggests that the device has an institutional history.

Battery Status

These types of units typically operate directly on AC mains power and do not have internal batteries. No external battery or charging unit is visible in the visuals either.

Front Panel Controls and Screen Analysis

The devices do not have a digital LCD screen. Instead, there are status LEDs and button groups, likely backlit. The control groups include the following functions:

• Power: Device on/off and configuration (config).
• White Bal: White balance initiation (start).
• Brightness: Brightness increase/decrease (+ / -).
• Image: Image freeze and live view (live).
• Select: Menu selection and confirmation (enter).

Existing Faults and Potential Risks

There is no conclusive evidence (burn marks, broken parts, severed cables) in the visuals that the device is “Faulty”. However, potential situations can be summarized as follows:

• Considering the devices’ manufacturing years and cosmetic wear, the condition of age-sensitive components such as electronic capacitors is unknown.
• The power cables required for the devices to operate are not present in the visuals. The buyer may need to procure these cables separately.
• Although the devices appear as a set, “Trio” and “Trio Eye,” a suitable camera head is required for these systems to function. These control units alone cannot capture images; it should be verified whether a camera head is included in the system (it is unclear from the coiled structure whether there is a head at the end of the visible cable).

Documents and Manufacturing Year

No printed documents such as invoices, warranty certificates, or user manuals are present in the visuals. The exact manufacturing year cannot be read from the labels; however, the “MediLive” series and the design language of the casing suggest that the devices are technologies produced in the early to mid-2000s.