1/ Illumination	12,000 lux
2/ Color temperature	3000±500K
3/ Voltage	220V±22V  50Hz±1Hz
4/ Bulb related voltage	24V
5/ Bulb related power	25W

• with high light intensity and large spot size, 1200mm depth of field provides good lighting without having to refocus when the surgical wound location   changes.
• Brightness adjustable, height adjustable

• Use –Examination of wounds and provision of additional light for inserting needles.
• Light Intensity –A majority of examination lights have light intensities ranging from 20,000Lux to approximately 50,000Lux.
• Fail Safe Features –Examination lights typically do not have any Fail Safe features as examination lights, which could affect the patient’s safety due to     light failure, is avoided.
• Shadow Reduction –Examination lights typically only have small light head diameters, from 50mm to approximately 200mm, thus they provide only         minimal shadow reduction.
• Cost –Examination lights need to be cost effective to ensure they can fit in as many places in clinical facilities as possible, for the convenience of           clinicians.
• Power Failure –To ensure surgery continues during a power failure, you may connect it to a suitable emergency power supply.