One of the most important features of a good operating room is surgical lighting. The simpler, the more advanced! The surgeon can focus on detail and detail tools during surgery with simple and clear lighting. This is a boon for the healthcare industry, especially for surgeons performing surgical tasks. LED OT lights emit less heat than incandescent bulbs, reducing the risk of drying out exposed tissue or organs during surgery and promoting perfect visibility. This lighting device is installed in hospitals around the world, especially in operating rooms, equipped with a wide range of functions that can provide the surgeon an advantage. From advanced control systems that allow easy handling and tunability, shadow control, and color rendering to easy movement, battery backup, thermal ventilation, and improved light penetration, today’s OT lighting solutions have it all. The combination of functions varies from one manufacturer to another.

Gone are the days before leds, when surgical lights didn’t have the perfect illumination needed to perform surgical tasks. This is due to the light yellow produced by applying reflective coatings and filters to correct it and achieve the preferred color temperature. There is no perfect balance between light intensity and color temperature. However, this disadvantage is eliminated by using LED OT lights. Leds really give a new definition of indoor lighting in the operating room, all of which have advantages for surgeons and patients.

For example, the K series operating lamp is one of the most popular products in the operating lamp category. Slim streamlined lamp holder, fixed in a mobile model with flexible and stable balancer suspension system. This can be adjusted according to height and Angle.

The following are the characteristics of LED OT light:

Touch controller

High quality sterile handle

Easy to remove

Uniform adjustable light spot technology

Easy to use color temperature adjustment

The shade-free feature of LED OT lights helps surgeons have a clear understanding of the local area during surgery. Better visibility does improve the efficiency of surgical tasks. These lighting systems may be wall-mounted or removable or ceiling mounted. Effective lighting promotes effective visualization, enabling surgeons to expertly perform the most complex performance in a variety of surgical tasks. Some hospitals require customized solutions. Today’s manufacturers offer surgical lighting solutions according to customer specifications.