Phoenix I Dual Surface Workstation

Typing posture matters as much as monitor height during a long reading shift. The Phoenix I Dual Surface adds a nested keyboard and mouse tier that positions input devices independently from the display surface. The result is a more natural wrist and shoulder angle that reduces fatigue and repetitive-motion risk.

• Dual Surface With Nested Keyboard Tray
• Electronic Sit-to-Stand, 4 Presets
• Dimmable Gooseneck Task Lighting
• Wireless Pop-Up Phone Charger
• Sized to Fit the Reader
• USA-Made for Radiology

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Fits Every Reader

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Installation Included

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Display + CPU Bundles

Engineered for Ergonomic Workflow

The Phoenix I Dual Surface separates the keyboard tier from the display surface for true ergonomic alignment.

It keeps the radiologist comfortable and focused through extended diagnostic sessions.

Radiologist reading at a Phoenix I dual surface

Two-Tier Ergonomics With Independent Sit-Stand

Input at the Right Height, at Any Height

Typing posture is one of the most overlooked sources of strain. The nested keyboard and mouse tray sits at its own level for a neutral wrist and forearm angle. The desk raises and lowers electronically with four presets and soft-collision sensors. Displays and input devices stay in correct relative position at every height.

Built for Radiology, Made in the USA

Dual-Surface Strength, Single-Source Quality

Two adjusting surfaces ask more of a frame, and the Phoenix I Dual Surface is built for it. It is manufactured in the USA with German-made actuators that move both tiers smoothly in step. The attached CPU rack rises with the surfaces, keeping every cable connected as positions change. Rust-resistant aluminum legs and cross-bracing hold the whole assembly rigid through years of use.

CPU Bracket Cable Management and Cross bracing for Phoenix workstations
Tall and Short radiologist reading on Phoenix I dual surface workstations

Sized to the Reader, Matched to the System

Two Surfaces, Workstation set to the Individual

With two surfaces, getting the fit right means setting both the display height and the keyboard height to the reader. A range that works for an average user can still leave very short or very tall radiologists reaching. DBI specifies each Phoenix I Dual Surface to the individual, and matches it to the displays and computing they work on.

Professional Installation and Complete Bundles

Delivered, Installed, and Ready to Read

A dual-surface station has more to set up, so DBI arranges and manages professional installation and sets both tiers to your specification. Diagnostic displays, computing, and seating can be bundled into the same order. You work with one point of contact from quote to completed install.

Phoenix I Dual Surface workstation with Displays and CPU installed in reading room

Phoenix I Dual Surface Specifications

Key details for a dual-surface reading workstation.

Configuration

Dual surface with nested keyboard and mouse tray, Bluetooth capability

Surface Size

60 x 30″ or 72 x 30″

Height Adjustment & Presets

 Electronic sit-to-stand; 4 programmable presets

Weight Capacity

450 lbs

Safety

Soft-collision stop sensors

Reader Fit

Configured to the individual reader’s height; 27 to 47″

CPU Support

Rack Mounted, moves with desk.  Adjusts from 5 1/4” -8” Wide and 9” to 18-3/4” High, Supports up to 40 lbs.

Lighting

 Dimmable gooseneck task light

Power

Desk Top Power includes charging Dock with (1) USB-A, (1) USB-C, and (1) AC Port

Cable Management

Under Desk Cable Closet, Wire Management box for 60” Desk. Includes (2) 6 outlet Power strips, 110-125V AC, 50-60 Hz

Frame

Rust-resistant aluminum legs, cross-braced

Actuators 

German-made

Manufacturing 

USA

Installation

Professional installation included, managed by DBI

Bundling

Diagnostic displays, CPU, and seating available

Warranty

10 year warranty on base, 5 year warranty on work surface.

Phoenix I Dual Surface FAQs

What does the second surface actually do?

The second surface is a nested keyboard and mouse tier set below the display surface. It lets you position input devices at a neutral, independent height for better wrist and shoulder posture.

Radiologists who type and dictate heavily benefit most. The separate input tier maintains correct ergonomics whether sitting or standing.

Yes. DBI arranges and manages professional installation and sets both the display surface and keyboard tier to your specification.

It is a consultative sale. A DBI specialist matches the model and height configuration to the individual reader — including very short and very tall readers — and to the displays and computing they use.

Yes. DBI bundles diagnostic displays, CPU solutions, and seating with the workstation, so it arrives as one integrated solution.

Yes. The Phoenix Home is the modern successor to home setups like the Anthro Steve's Station. Contact a DBI ergonomic specialist to plan a direct upgrade.

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Read and dictate all day?

A DBI specialist will set both surfaces to your readers, bundle your displays and computing, and arrange installation. Request a quote for a complete dual-surface station.

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