Operating Light DL-62C
Surgical Lights
Product Code : DL-62C
DL-62C has 2 heads with 160.000 lux and 120.000 lux light power.
SONY HD analog, 1/2.8 type CMOS sensor, 30x optical zoom and camera with autofocus feature has been added to the lamp for users who want to take photos during the operation. All functions of the light, including the camera, can be accessed from the touchscreen LCD control panel
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Advantages
Specifications
Advantages
- The control panel is mounted on the arm holding the light, providing comfortable use.
- There are 68 LEDs in the main head and 28 LEDs in the satellite head.
- The life of the led bulbs used in the lamp heads is 50,000 hours.
- By the help of sensors in the light heads, the light closes the relevant bulbs when it detects the surgeon head, and thanks to this feature, heat increase in the surgeon’s head and shadow formation in the operation area are prevented.
Specifications
- Max. Illumination power at 1 m (Main heading)
160.000 lux - Max. Luminous power at 1 m (Satellite head) 120.000 lux
- Main head diameter Ø650 mm
- Satellite head diameter Ø440 mm
- Number of light heads 2
- Control panel (for each light head)
- 4.3” LCD touch panel
- Main head focus diameter 120 – 300 mm
- Satellite head focus diameter 150 mm
- Color temperature 3500k – 5000k (7 steps)
- Color discrimination index CRI RA 96%
- Light intensity adjustment 1-100%
- Parent topic Number of LED modules 68
- Number of satellite header LED modules 28
- LED lifetime 50.000 hours
- Protection against water and dust IP 54
- Camera 1080p Full HD Camera Irradiation level / Illuminance level
- Ee/Ec= 3.21 mW/m2.lx
- Main title light depth 120 cm
- Satellite head light depth 100 cm
- Main topic total consumption 85 W
- Satellite head total consumption 55 W
- Endoscopy mode : Yes
- Laminar flow harmony Yes
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