Ceiling surgical light with intelligent shadow management: a sensor detects when the surgeon's head blocks the light, dims the LEDs above them and raises the others, so the field stays lit without dazzling whoever is operating. Colour temperature adjusts between 3800 and 6000 kelvin, and it has a low light mode for endoscopic surgery.
What it brings
- Intelligent shadow management: the sensor compensates for the light the surgeon blocks
- Colour temperature adjustable from 3800 to 6000 K, warm for red tissue and cool for fat and muscle
- Endoscopic surgery mode: steady, consistent light even at 5500 lux
- Vertical and horizontal elliptical spot, in addition to the traditional round spot
- Focus free lighting, which removes glare from metal instruments
- OSRAM OSTAR polychromatic LED chips, with lower infrared radiation
- ONDAL ACROBAT series spring arm, unlimited rotation and fail safe power supply
- Arched, hollowed rear panel, so as not to interrupt laminar flow
- Optional Sony camera and BARCO display, for teaching and assisted surgery
Where it is used
- Operating room
- Hybrid operating theatre
- Endoscopic surgery
- Delivery room
- Intensive care
- Day surgery
Specifications
| Illumination | From 40,000 to 160,000 lux |
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| Color temperature | 3800 to 6000 K, adjustable |
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| Colour rendering index | Ra 95,5 · R9 95 |
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| Irradiance | ≤ 3,65 mW/(m² · lux) |
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| Light depth | ≥ 1300 mm |
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| Shadowless index | 65 % |
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| LEDs per head | 84 and 48, depending on configuration |
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| LED service life | 15 years, after a 5000 hour test |
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| Configurations | L6, L6A and L6B, single or dual head |
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Information taken from the manufacturer's brochure, reference ES-L6-12P. Comen no longer publishes the L6 on its website, which now lists the L3, L5 and L9.