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| SL320/350C with camera and monitor |
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| SL300W |
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| SL390/SL390 with camera and monitor |
DARAY’s operating theatre lights are specifically designed for operating area illumination. |
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| They ensure a comfortable working environment for those performing and assisting surgery. Built to withstand the continuous use from a busy environment, the SL300 series can be personalised to suit your needs including single or multiple heads, camera, LCD monitor, LED technology and various mounting options. | |
| The SL350 and SL320 both have a high light intensity and give even light distribution on the operating area with perfect colour differentiation. Their lightweight construction makes the lights easy to move allowing accurate and stable positioning. | |
The SL390 range of operating theatre lights uses LED technology to give low heat radiation in the theatre and has the benefit of high light intensity with perfect colour rendering. |
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The SL300 is specifically designed for all types of minor surgical procedures and has a range of mounting options to suit your facilities. |
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| Halogen bulb (SL300, SL320, SL350 and SL370) | |
Uses the light emission from an incandescent filament inside a compact envelope. The advantage is a very high colour rendering index (Ra > 96). |
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| Gas discharge lamp (SL370) | |
Uses the light emission from electric arc burning between electrodes in a metal vapour environment. Discharge in these lamps occurs in mercury, argon and metal halogen vapour under high pressure. |
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Advantages of gas discharge lamps:
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| LED (SL390) | |
LEDs are semiconductors. When the device is 'switched on', energy is released in the form of light. This effect is called electroluminescence. |
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Advantages of LEDs:
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The use of LEDs in operating theatre lights as opposed to traditional technologies has the following advantages:
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LED option offers
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Gas discharge |
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LED |
 DARAY Ltd • Marquis Drive • Moira • Swadlincote • Derbyshire • DE12 6EJ |
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