Single Dome Ceiling Light Model Name: R6-72

Description

The operating room requires surgical lighting because it supplies surgeons with bright lighting to perform safe and precise surgical procedures. Surgical lights that use LEDs as their technological base provide improved brightness across the operating field with both energy efficiency and longer operational life compared to older surgical lighting solutions.

Key Specifications of High-Performance LED Surgical Lights:

Light Intensity: The illumination amount expressed through the Light Intensity measurement operates in lux units at particular locations. Surgical lights equipped with high-quality features deliver 180,000 lux of illumination to maintain clear surgical field visibility.

Color Temperature: Light source hue becomes visible through the Color Temperature measurement which derives from Kelvin temperature units. The lighting system enables surgeons to choose the appropriate illumination for different surgical procedures because it offers adjustable color temperature settings between 3,500K and 5,100K.

Color Rendering Index (CRI):  The Color Rendering Index evaluates the precision with which a light emits actual object colors through its measurement of illumination quality by comparing its rating with standard metrics. Surgical lights reach minimum 96 CRI which helps surgeons distinguish between tissues.

Illumination Depth: The depth at which sufficient brightness is sustained in surgical illumination is referred to as illumination depth which becomes vital when performing deep cavity procedures. The highest level of surgical illumination allows a 1,200 millimeters depth of brightness.

LED Lifespan: Employment of LED surgical lights enables 60,000 hours of operation thus decreasing the frequency of replacements together with maintenance requirements.

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