In today’s increasingly digital dental clinics, the way images are displayed has become a key part of daily workflow. Dentists need to bring up X-rays, CBCT scans, or treatment plans right at the chairside and show them clearly on a large screen so patients and their families can understand. As more devices are added to the operatory, wires and HDMI cables start to pile up, making the space cluttered and sometimes unsafe for staff to move around. The Lemorele R1000 wireless transmission system was created to solve this problem. With a plug-and-play design, it eliminates messy cabling and brings back a clean, efficient environment.

1. Wireless over cables for a cleaner and safer operatory

Around a dental chair, space is already taken up by a light, trays, suction lines, and various instruments. Adding HDMI cables across the floor or along the counter only increases the risk of tangling. Staff moving between the chair and the workstation can accidentally pull a wire loose or trip on it. With the R1000, the workstation image is sent wirelessly to the wall display or side monitor. No extra wiring, no searching for an outlet, and no cables running across the floor. The room immediately looks neater and feels easier to work in. Patients also notice the difference—clean spaces often translate to greater trust in care.

2. Three-step setup without internet or complicated settings

Getting started is straightforward and does not require technical training.

· First, insert the transmitter firmly into the HDMI port of the dental computer or imaging unit, making sure it is seated fully.

· Second, connect the included Type-C power cable to a stable 5V/2A adapter. Using a weak port, such as the USB socket on a TV, often leads to unstable performance, so this step is critical.

· Third, connect the receiver to the monitor’s HDMI input and power it on. Within five to ten seconds, the display shows the image automatically. There is no need to log in, connect to Wi-Fi, or install drivers.

For dental chains or clinics with multiple operatories, this means every room can be set up quickly, saving both wiring costs and staff training time.

3. Stable full HD display with long range and low delay

The R1000 is designed for clinical environments where clarity and stability are essential. It supports 1080P resolution at 60Hz, giving clear detail for X-rays, 3D scans, or enlarged surgical views. External high-gain antennas and adaptive frequency hopping technology keep the signal steady, even when other wireless devices are in use nearby. The transmission delay is kept under 50 milliseconds, fast enough that screen changes or zooming in feel immediate with no noticeable lag. One transmitter and one receiver can cover up to 200 meters in open conditions, and even when more receivers are added, the system still works reliably across multiple rooms or a conference area.

4. Real-time screen sharing improves patient communication

Explaining a condition only with words often leaves patients uncertain. When images appear instantly on the screen at the chairside, the explanation becomes clear and convincing. With the R1000, X-rays, CBCT views, or treatment plans from the computer show up on the monitor within seconds. Patients and their families can see the same image the dentist is pointing to, which makes it easier to follow the conversation. This is especially helpful in pediatric dentistry, orthodontics, or implant consultations where family members are involved in decisions. Without stopping to adjust cables or switch inputs, the dentist keeps the flow of the consultation, and patients gain confidence in the treatment plan.

5. One device for daily care, training, and presentations

The R1000 is not limited to dental imaging computers. It also works with laptops, cameras, and camcorders—any device with an HDMI output. Using the official TuTuplay app on iOS or Android, the feed can also be viewed on a tablet or smartphone for added flexibility. In practice, this means the same system can be used for chairside explanations, live previews during case photography, teaching sessions in classrooms, or quick sharing of cases in staff meetings. For hospitals with training programs or clinics with frequent internal lectures, one R1000 set can cover multiple scenarios. This reduces the need to buy separate equipment and simplifies everyday operations.