Home Dual-head LED Microscope

Take teaching to the next level with our Home Dual-head LED Microscope! Designed for interactive learning, this innovative microscope lets both teacher and student view specimens at the same time—or connect a digital camera to one head while viewing through the other. Its 360° rotating dual heads (one inclined at 30°, one vertical) ensure everyone gets a clear view. Crafted with the same high-quality standards as our other professional microscopes, each unit is carefully inspected and fine-tuned in our U.S. facility and comes with a lifetime warranty for peace of mind.

• Dual-head design for seamless, side-by-side viewing—ideal for hands-on lessons and guided exploration
• Perfect for digital imaging—attach a camera to one head while simultaneously viewing through the other
• Professional-grade mechanical stage with easy-to-use, low-position controls for precise slide adjustments
• Impressive 400x magnification with three high-quality DIN-standard objectives (4x, 10x, 40x)
• Advanced 1.25 N.A. Abbe condenser with iris diaphragm for sharp, clear images every time
• Long-lasting LED illumination with adjustable intensity, perfect for viewing a wide range of specimens

Interactive Teaching Made Simple Our dual-head design transforms science instruction by allowing teacher and student to view specimens together. Guide observations in real-time and create engaging, hands-on learning experiences with ease—plus capture digital images for documentation and sharing.

• Home Dual-head LED Microscope
• Operating instructions
• Dust cover
• Spare LED bulb

• Eyepieces: Two 10x wide-field with 18 mm exit pupil distance
• Head Design: Dual-head with 30° inclined and vertical viewing, 360° rotation
• Objectives: 4x (0.10 NA), 10x (0.25 NA), and 40xR (0.65 NA)
• Objective Quality: DIN standard achromatic, parcentered, and parfocaled
• Focus System: Separate fine and coarse focusing with slip clutch protection
• Stage: 115 x 125 mm with integrated 20 x 60 mm mechanical stage, low-position coaxial controls
• Condenser: 1.25 N.A. Abbe condenser with iris diaphragm
• Illumination: 3-watt cool, bright LED with variable intensity control
• Field of View: 4.5 mm at 40x
• Construction: Rugged aluminum frame, 17" height
• Special Features: Swing-out filter holder, retractable 40x objective
• Also Available: Binocular version, replacement LED bulb

Professional Teaching Microscope for Interactive Learning

Designed for Education

Transform your teaching with the Home Dual-head LED Microscope. Its innovative dual-head design allows simultaneous viewing, making it perfect for guided observation and interactive instruction. The thoughtfully designed viewing system—with one 30° inclined eyepiece and one vertical eyepiece—lets you guide students through each discovery. For enhanced documentation, you can attach a digital camera to one head while viewing through the other, making it easy to capture and share important observations. The 360° rotating head ensures comfortable viewing positions for every teaching situation.

Built for Reliability

When shopping for microscopes, specifications often look similar across different brands. What sets the Home Dual-head LED Microscope apart is our unwavering commitment to quality. Each microscope is built to our exacting standards and carefully inspected by our skilled technicians at our U.S. facility. While there are cheaper microscopes available, we're confident you won't find better value for a teaching microscope of this caliber.

Advanced Optical System

Experience exceptional clarity with our precision-crafted optical system. The high-quality DIN standard objectives deliver accurate colors and maintain focus when changing magnification. The mechanical stage provides smooth, precise slide movement, while the professional Abbe condenser with iris diaphragm ensures optimal contrast and resolution. The variable-intensity LED illumination stays cool during extended viewing sessions.

Digital Documentation Made Easy

Take your microscope observations beyond the classroom by attaching a digital camera to one viewing head. This unique capability lets you capture high-quality images of specimens while simultaneously viewing them through the other eyepiece—perfect for creating detailed lab reports, documenting student discoveries, or sharing observations with the wider class.

Other Microscopes from Home Science Tools

• Home LED Microscope - Our quality starter microscope with professional features. Perfect for beginning students at an excellent value.
• Home Advanced LED Microscope - Enhanced optics and adjustable condenser for superior clarity and contrast.
• Advanced Dual Head Microscope - Our premium teaching model with 1000x magnification for exploring the tiniest details.
• Home Binocular LED Microscope - Dual eyepieces for comfortable viewing and enhanced depth perception.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is a dual-head microscope used for? A dual-head microscope allows two people to view a specimen simultaneously, making it ideal for teaching situations. The teacher can guide students through observations, point out specific features, and ensure students are correctly focusing and identifying specimens. Additionally, one head can be used for digital imaging while viewing through the other.
2. Is 400x magnification enough for teaching biology? Yes, 400x magnification is perfect for teaching biology. This power allows clear viewing of cells, microorganisms, and tissue samples commonly studied in biology classes. You can easily observe plant cells, protozoa, and other specimens that are part of standard biology curriculum.
3. What's the difference between a dual-head and a binocular microscope? A dual-head microscope has two separate viewing heads for two people to use simultaneously, while a binocular microscope has two eyepieces for a single user. Dual-head microscopes are designed for teaching, while binocular microscopes provide comfortable viewing and depth perception for one person.

• Home Dual-head LED Microscope Manual (pdf)
• Home Microscope Features Guide and Comparison (pdf)
• Home Microscope Comparison Chart (article)