Light that throws no shadows

Designed for diagnostics, minor surgery and universal applications, the Soled LED examination light is a helpful tool for use in intensive care units, the recovery room, for first aid and more.

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The model supplements the Starled Series range of lamps manufactured by ACEM Medical Company. The firm explains that this flexible product assures ‘excellent light intensity, IR-free light beam, colour temperature (CCT) of 4.900°K, colour rendering index (CRI) of 95, long life and low power consumption. ‘The high technological level combined with the use of high-powered LEDs allow it to have a very linear yield and a negligible performance decay for its entire life duration,’ ACEM points out. The Soled LED has a light intensity of 65.000 lux and a low power consumption (35W). The easy-grip removable and handle can be sterilised, so is suitable for critical sanitary applications, the firm notes. The lighting is available for ceiling, wall or trolley mounting.

03.09.2012

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