HOLLOW R13-23 Single Dome OT Light

Description

Key Specifications of High-Performance LED Surgical Lights:

Light Intensity: The brightness level at individual measurement points which surgeons need for surgical procedures is quantified through illuminance (Light Intensity) in lux units. Surgical lights of high quality deliver light intensities reaching 160,000 lux to maintain clear surgical visibility.

Color Temperature: The light source hue can be measured using Kelvin scale units to determine Color Temperature. Operating personnel can choose the optimal lighting color temperature between 3,500K to 5,200K according to their surgical requirements.

Color Rendering Index (CRI): The Color Rendering Index (CRI) measures how well a lighting source displays object colors accurately. It functions based on CRI values that determine better color clarity. Surgical lighting systems maintain a CRI measurement of at least 93 which enables medical staff to differentiate different tissue types during surgical procedures.

Lighting Depth: The depth capability of illumination is referred to as illumination depth which is vital for procedures with deep cavities. The best surgical lights reach illumination depths which extend to 1,200 mm.

LED Lifespan: LED surgical lights possess extended operational lives which exceed 50,000 hours because of their design purpose therefore maintenance requirements become minimal.

Electronics Focussing:

•       The system uses advanced electronic LED management systems for operation.
•       The system performs electronic focusing that controls the light field diameter through a procedure which does not require mechanical operations. The system enables large spot size operation while maintaining light intensity through its movement mechanism.

Laminar Flow Friendly:

Light head design enables the best possible laminar air flow on the surgical site. Minimizing contamination of bacteria.

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