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DL-6D is a single head operating room ceiling light with 68 LED bulbs and a light power of 160.000 lux.
All functions can be accessed through the touch LCD screen located on the edge of the light head. The light level can be adjusted between 1 and 100 on the control panel, allowing users to set the desired light intensity precisely. The light diameter can be easily adjusted between 12 and 30 cm to accommodate both wide and narrow surgical areas. This product is ideal for users who require high light power in narrow surgical fields. The handle allows for diameter adjustments without disrupting sterilization. Additionally, sensors in the light heads detect the surgeon’s head and turn off the relevant bulbs, preventing any increase in light on the operation area and the surgeon’s head. Customized solutions can be provided for operating rooms with low ceilings.
| Özellik Başlığı | Özellik Değeri |
|---|---|
| Max. Luminous power at 1 m | 160.000 lux |
| Head diameter | Ø650 mm |
| Number of heads | 1 |
| Control panel | 4.3'' LCD touch panel |
| Head focus diameter | 120 - 300 mm |
| Color temperature | 3500k - 5000k (7 steps) |
| Color discrimination index CRI RA | 96% |
| Light intensity adjustment | 1-100% |
| Number of light head LED modules | 68 |
| LED lifetime | 60.000 hours |
| Protection against water and dust | IP 54 |
| Irradiation level / Illuminance level | Ee/Ec= 3.21 mW/m2.lx |
| Head light depth | 120 cm |
| Light head total consumption | 85 W |
| Endoscopy mode | Yes |
| Laminar flow harmony | Yes |
The light diameter on the lamp head can be adjusted between 12-30 cm. This adjustment provides flexibility for both wide and narrow surgical areas. The light diameter can be controlled using the touch LCD screen or the handle on the lamp head.
