Karl Storz TC010 Microscope Foot Control – Control your operating environment at your fingertips
The Karl Storz TC010 Microscope Foot Control is much more than just a control accessory: it is a direct extension of the surgeon's intent. Developed to meet the highest standards of modern operating theatres, this foot control allows the surgeon to maintain complete control of the image without ever compromising sterility or interrupting the surgical field.
Designed to work in perfect synergy with IMAGE1™ S imaging platforms, the TC010 foot control allows various essential functions to be activated, modified or switched, such as brightness settings, switching between video sources or recording images or video sequences. All this can be done hands-free, ensuring maximum fluidity of surgical movements and total concentration.
Its robust, waterproof design meets the strict requirements of sterile medical environments. The chassis is made of medical-grade materials that are resistant to disinfectants and designed for intensive use. The underside of the foot control is equipped with powerful non-slip grips, ensuring perfect stability on all types of operating room floors, even in humid conditions.
The ergonomic TC010 pedal is equipped with differentiated pressure zones that are easily accessible by the foot, even when seated or moving. The tactile feedback is precise and immediate, preventing accidental activation. Each function can be assigned according to user preferences via the connected Karl Storz system interface, ensuring customisation for the surgical specialities performed.
Versatile, it integrates seamlessly into the Karl Storz ecosystem thanks to its optimised connectivity and native compatibility with the LINK modules of the TC200 and TC201 series. Whether for neurosurgery, ENT or any other specialty requiring video-assisted control, the TC010 foot control becomes a real hub in the conduct of the procedure.
By freeing the surgeon's hands from secondary functions, the TC010 microscope foot control enhances patient safety, precision and overall operating comfort. It is therefore a sustainable and strategic investment in optimising workflow in the operating theatre, in a medical world increasingly focused on digital integration and performance.
