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CNME070806
CNMEDITECH
5W LED Headlight ENT Examination Headlamp Rechargeable Brightness Adjustable Headlight
A surgical headlight is a spotlight, similar to a headlamp, used by healthcare professionals during surgery. Headlights are also widely used in otorhinolaryngology and sometimes in general practice. They provide supplementary, localized lighting, especially suitable for cavities, and are a practical alternative to penlights, as the professional has both hands free to carry out the procedure.
Brighter:
*Up to 45,000Lux
*Available in cool (5,500K) color temperature
*Brightness intensity settings to choose
*Spot size diameter adjustable
Longer lasting:
*5- to 10-hour run time
*4-hour charge time (0% life)
*2-hour charge time (50% life)
Specifications:
*Light source:LED refractive technology
*Light Intensity (MAX):Up To 45,000LUX
*Color temperature:4,500-5,500K
*Illumination spot size (D =φ200MM):Adjustable From 10- 78MM
*Illumination Spot size (D = φ300MM):Adjustable From 18 102MM
*Illumination Spot size (D = φ500MM):Adjustable From 35- 180MM
*Headlight housing:Aluminum
*Headlight weight:403g (With 1pc Battery)
*Headband material:ABS ratchet adjustability;, antimicrobial protection on pads
*LED Bulb Life Time:50,000hrs +
*Battery type:Rechargeable Lithium-ion (charger included)
*Battery Life:5- 12HRS
*Battery charge time:0% life: 4 hours 50% life: 2 hours
*Standard Packing:1pc Battery + 1pc USB Charger + 1pc Aluminum Box
*Color Rendering Index:> 93
*Magnification Glasses Optional:2.5X, 3.0X, 3.5X, 4.0X, 5.0X, 6.0X
What are the main criteria for choosing a headlight?
There are several factors to consider when buying a headlight, such as the lighting intensity, quality, the type of battery, and how comfortable it is to wear.
Light source: Nowadays, LED headlights are the most common, although there are also headlights with xenon or halogen bulbs. LED lights have the advantage of greater luminous efficiency, which means they consume less energy. They also stand out for their high resistance and durability, with a service life that can reach tens of thousands of hours. In addition, LEDs generate less heat than halogen and xenon bulbs and do not cause tissue desiccation.
Lighting intensity: This is the amount of light that falls on a given surface area. It is measured in lux (lx). Surgical headlights need to have a high lighting intensity since operating rooms require a higher level of brightness than most other environments, not only because of the absorption of light by blood. For this reason, the International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC) states that surgical lighting devices should provide between 40,000 and 160,000 lux.
Lighting quality: The lighting quality of a headlight is judged by how closely it resembles sunlight. A headlight must be able to simulate as accurately as possible an environment illuminated by daylight. Therefore, the IEC establishes requirements for color temperature and color rendering index (CRI). The color temperature should be between 3,000 and 6,700 degrees Kelvin (5,800 K being the reference for sunlight) and the color rendering index between 85 and 100 Ra (100 Ra being the maximum value on the scale, corresponding to the reproduction and perception of colors in natural daylight).
Autonomy: This is a crucial criterion when choosing a headlight. The headlight’s power supply must guarantee sufficient autonomy for the procedures that will be carried out. For example, surgery is generally more time-consuming than an ENT examination and therefore requires devices with more autonomy time.
Battery type: For rechargeable battery headlights, note that lithium batteries are more efficient than lead-acid batteries. They also have a longer lifespan and charge more quickly.
Comfort level: You should opt for a headlight that is light in weight, to avoid tiring the head, shoulders, and neck, with adjustments that allow the doctor to work comfortably and remain fully focused on the procedure.
5W LED Headlight ENT Examination Headlamp Rechargeable Brightness Adjustable Headlight
A surgical headlight is a spotlight, similar to a headlamp, used by healthcare professionals during surgery. Headlights are also widely used in otorhinolaryngology and sometimes in general practice. They provide supplementary, localized lighting, especially suitable for cavities, and are a practical alternative to penlights, as the professional has both hands free to carry out the procedure.
Brighter:
*Up to 45,000Lux
*Available in cool (5,500K) color temperature
*Brightness intensity settings to choose
*Spot size diameter adjustable
Longer lasting:
*5- to 10-hour run time
*4-hour charge time (0% life)
*2-hour charge time (50% life)
Specifications:
*Light source:LED refractive technology
*Light Intensity (MAX):Up To 45,000LUX
*Color temperature:4,500-5,500K
*Illumination spot size (D =φ200MM):Adjustable From 10- 78MM
*Illumination Spot size (D = φ300MM):Adjustable From 18 102MM
*Illumination Spot size (D = φ500MM):Adjustable From 35- 180MM
*Headlight housing:Aluminum
*Headlight weight:403g (With 1pc Battery)
*Headband material:ABS ratchet adjustability;, antimicrobial protection on pads
*LED Bulb Life Time:50,000hrs +
*Battery type:Rechargeable Lithium-ion (charger included)
*Battery Life:5- 12HRS
*Battery charge time:0% life: 4 hours 50% life: 2 hours
*Standard Packing:1pc Battery + 1pc USB Charger + 1pc Aluminum Box
*Color Rendering Index:> 93
*Magnification Glasses Optional:2.5X, 3.0X, 3.5X, 4.0X, 5.0X, 6.0X
What are the main criteria for choosing a headlight?
There are several factors to consider when buying a headlight, such as the lighting intensity, quality, the type of battery, and how comfortable it is to wear.
Light source: Nowadays, LED headlights are the most common, although there are also headlights with xenon or halogen bulbs. LED lights have the advantage of greater luminous efficiency, which means they consume less energy. They also stand out for their high resistance and durability, with a service life that can reach tens of thousands of hours. In addition, LEDs generate less heat than halogen and xenon bulbs and do not cause tissue desiccation.
Lighting intensity: This is the amount of light that falls on a given surface area. It is measured in lux (lx). Surgical headlights need to have a high lighting intensity since operating rooms require a higher level of brightness than most other environments, not only because of the absorption of light by blood. For this reason, the International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC) states that surgical lighting devices should provide between 40,000 and 160,000 lux.
Lighting quality: The lighting quality of a headlight is judged by how closely it resembles sunlight. A headlight must be able to simulate as accurately as possible an environment illuminated by daylight. Therefore, the IEC establishes requirements for color temperature and color rendering index (CRI). The color temperature should be between 3,000 and 6,700 degrees Kelvin (5,800 K being the reference for sunlight) and the color rendering index between 85 and 100 Ra (100 Ra being the maximum value on the scale, corresponding to the reproduction and perception of colors in natural daylight).
Autonomy: This is a crucial criterion when choosing a headlight. The headlight’s power supply must guarantee sufficient autonomy for the procedures that will be carried out. For example, surgery is generally more time-consuming than an ENT examination and therefore requires devices with more autonomy time.
Battery type: For rechargeable battery headlights, note that lithium batteries are more efficient than lead-acid batteries. They also have a longer lifespan and charge more quickly.
Comfort level: You should opt for a headlight that is light in weight, to avoid tiring the head, shoulders, and neck, with adjustments that allow the doctor to work comfortably and remain fully focused on the procedure.
