Single Dome Ceiling Light Model No. R5-60

Description

Key Specifications of LED Surgical Lights:

Brightness: The measurement unit for brightness light is lux which reflects the light intensity. High-quality surgical lights provide surgical fields with a specific illuminance level reaching 160,000 lux.

Colour Tempreature: The color tone of light gets defined by its Kelvin value which uses Kelvin (K) as the unit. Operation rooms feature light color temperatures between 3,000K and 5,000K because they strike a perfect midpoint between warm and cool illumination and promote accurate tissue distinction.

Color Rendering Index (CRI): A Color Rendering Index evaluates how well a source of light shows real object colors. The optimal CRI for surgical tissues’ visualization requires a value of 95 or higher.

Light Field Diameter: The diameter of illuminated space determines Light Field Diameter measurement. Surgeons can precisely direct light where it is necessary through field diameter adjustments that extend between approximately 160 mm up to 310 mm.

Depth of Illumination: Depth of light describes the length to which light extends inside operating areas. The light extends to 1,100 mm depth which maintains steady illumination conditions throughout deep spaces.

LED Lifespans: LED surgical lights have noteworthy operational lifespans which can reach beyond 50,000 hours thus decreasing the frequency and cost of light bulb replacement and maintenance costs.

Advantages of LED Surgical Lights:

•         Energy Efficiency: LEDs require less power to operate therefore medical facilities experience higher energy efficiency when switching from traditional halogen bulbs.
•         Reduced Heat Emission: The minimal heat emissions produced by LEDs provide surgeons with greater comfort alongside reduced tissue desiccation risks.

·         Longevity: LEDs operate for an extended time which reduces operational disruptions that result from bulb changes.

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