Introduction

The Levenhuk 320 Series Biological Microscopes are precision instruments designed for detailed observation of specimens using transmitted light. These microscopes are versatile tools utilized across various scientific disciplines, including biology, ecology, medicine, and veterinary science, as well as in educational settings for research and presentations.

Key Features and Components

This manual provides a comprehensive overview of the microscope's components, such as the base, arm, revolving nosepiece, stage, condenser, and focusing knob. It details the function of each part and offers guidance on their proper use.

Getting Started and Operation

Learn how to set up and operate your Levenhuk microscope. The guide covers unpacking, connecting to power, adjusting illumination, and the process of focusing on specimens. It also explains how to select different objectives for varying magnification levels.

Digital Camera Integration

For models equipped with a digital camera (Levenhuk D320L BASE and D320L PLUS), this section outlines how to connect the camera to a PC for viewing and saving images, enhancing your observational experience.

Specifications and Safety

Detailed specifications for the Levenhuk 320 Series microscopes are provided, including magnification ranges, objective lenses, illumination types, and power supply options. Crucially, the manual includes essential safety warnings, such as avoiding direct viewing of bright light sources to prevent permanent retinal damage.

Care and Maintenance

Proper care and maintenance are essential for the longevity of your microscope. This section offers advice on cleaning, handling, and storing the instrument to ensure optimal performance and prevent damage.

Warranty Information

The document also details the Levenhuk International Lifetime Warranty, covering defects in materials and workmanship for the microscopes, and a six-month warranty for accessories. For further details or assistance, users are directed to visit levenhuk.com/warranty or contact a local Levenhuk branch.