Description
The Bovie MI-750 LED Procedure Light with ceiling mount contains 18 LEDs that have three brightness settings from 75,000 lux to 37,500 lux. The lamp can be used for any number of treatment scenarios, from minor surgical procedures to exams.
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Features
- Configurations: Single or double ceiling mount allows the option to stack two lights on one base
- Exceptional Brightness: Experience 75,000 lux of crisp, white light at 1 meter
- True Colors: With a Color Rendering Index (CRI) of 97, you can trust the MI 750 to accurately illuminate tissue and other details
- Cooler Operation: Enjoy near-zero heat from both the light beam and the head housing
- Energy Savings: Use half the energy of traditional halogen lights, saving you money and reducing your environmental impact
- Design: The lifetime spring-arm technology allows for precise and effortless positioning
- Control: Adjust the sterizable on/off dimming switch with one hand. Rotate lamp head 300°
- Long-lasting LEDs: Say goodbye to frequent bulb changes! The MI 750's LEDs are rated for 50,000 hours, minimizing maintenance costs
Specs
Technical Specs
| Light Intesity | 75,000 lux (6,968 footcandles) |
|---|---|
| Light Source | LED (27 W) |
| Rated LED Lifespan | 50,000 hours |
| Number of LED's | 18 |
| Light Color Temperature | 4,300° Kelvin |
| Color Rendering Index | 97 |
| Light Field Diameter | 7.7" (20 cm) |
| Focal Length | 39.4" (1 m) |
| Depth of Illumination | 26.5" (67 cm) |
| Dimming Levels 3 | Level 3: 75,000 lux (6,968 footcandles) Level 2: 56,200 lux (5,221 footcandles) Level 1: 37,500 lux (3,484 footcandles) |
| Light Head Weight | 9.0 lb (4.1 kg) |
| Light Head Diameter | 14.5" (36.8 cm) |
| Arm Rotation | 540° |
| Light Head Rotation | 300° |
| Power Supply Circuit | 100 - 240 VAC, 50 / 60 Hz |
| Power Handling Capacity | 65 W |
Documents
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Shipping
Due to the size and weight, this item ships via freight LTL tractor-trailer. (Think 18 wheeler). Shipping is not included.
