Visual Chart 5M – Snellen Eye Chart for Distance Vision Testing

The Visual Chart 5M (Snellen Chart) is a standard distance vision testing chart used to evaluate visual acuity at 5 meters. It is widely used in optometry clinics, ophthalmology units, hospitals, optical shops, schools, corporate eye screening, and driving license examinations. The chart provides clear, standardized letter or symbol rows for accurate assessment of far-distance vision.

Key Features

• 5-Meter Testing Distance: Designed for professional visual acuity testing in clinical environments.

• Standard Snellen Format: Includes gradually decreasing letter sizes from top (20/200 equivalent) to bottom (20/20 equivalent).

• High-Contrast Print: Bold black letters on a white background for maximum visibility and accuracy.

• Durable Material: Laminated or PVC versions available to prevent wear, dirt, and moisture damage.

• Easy Wall Mounting: Lightweight and ready to install in any examination room.

• Available in Multiple Formats:

  • English letters (Snellen)

  • Tumbling E (for illiterate or children)

  • Landolt C (clinical standard)

  • Pediatric symbols (LEA or HOTV)

Benefits

• Provides quick and reliable visual acuity assessment

• Ideal for refraction, screening, and general eye examinations

• Durable and long-lasting for daily clinical use

• Suitable for all age groups, including children and elderly patients

• Enhances accuracy in diagnosing refractive errors such as myopia, hyperopia, and astigmatism

Specifications

• Type: Snellen 5M Visual Acuity Chart

• Distance: 5 meters

• Material: Laminated paper / PVC board (model dependent)

• Symbols: Letters, E-chart, Landolt C, or children’s symbols

• Dimensions: ~56 cm × 28 cm (varies slightly by version)

• Mounting: Wall-mounted

Applications

• Optometry clinics

• Ophthalmology departments

• Optical retail shops

• Hospitals

• Schools & pediatric screening

• Corporate wellness & driving license test centers

• Community outreach vision screening