Halogen Surgical Lights

Halogen Surgical Lights

Illuminance: A maximum of 150000 lux. Ensures sufficient lighting for operations.

Temperature rise: Cool for surgeons and safe for patients. Temperature rise in the area around the surgeon's head is only 2" C (3.6^oF), and that in the operative field is only 7^oC (12.6 T ) for Hylite 6700 and 9^oC (16.2T) for Hylite 6500. No risk of operative wound drying out.

Effect on Laminar flow: Not a trouble-maker to the laminar flow. Hylite generates minimized turbulence in the laminar flow in two ways. First, it features a stick outline that well hides the encircling grips, second, it consumes so little power that the warming effect on the outer surface is really low.

Depth of illumination: 1200 mm (L1+L2, as defined by IEC 60601-2-41)

Color Temperature and rendering index: Daylight-like light high color fidelity. In the core of the light head, there is an elaborately designed filter that precisely tunes the light passing through it to a color temperature of 4350K and a color rendering index of 96.

Bulb switch-over: All done in a blink. Hylite has two identical bulbs, one working and the other standing by. Once the working bulb malfunctions, in 0.2 second, Hylite will lighten the backup bulb and swig it to the working position so that the surgeon will not perceive any difference in either illuminance or light field center.

Technical Specifications