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Description
Introducing the Diana LID Lamp
Visit LID Diana 50W halogen examination lamp offers powerful and versatile lighting, ideal for the general medicine and the minor surgery. Equipped with an ergonomic handle, it guarantees optimal handling thanks to its easy orientation.
Technical specifications
- Halogen lamp with a lifespan of 5000 hours.
- Color rendering index of 100% and temperature of 3000°K for warm and faithful lighting.
- ISC (Contactless Switch) activatable at less than 3 cm for optimal hygiene.
- Cleanable and disinfectable structure with class II double insulation.
Available models
- Colors: white or black (white weighted foot for models of 1140 mm).
- Switch : ON/OFF standard or contactless.
- Arm length: 650 mm or 1140 mm.
- Support: with telescopic rolling tripod or without (fixing or support to be added).
Benefits
Visit LID Diana combines advanced hygiene thanks to theISC, reducing the risk of cross-contamination, and faithful color reproduction for accurate diagnosis. Its robust and adaptable design meets the requirements of medical environments.
Additional information
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Technical information
Technical specifications
- 3 meter power cable for great mobility
- Class II with double insulation
- Class I medical device
- Head dimensions: 110 x 100 mm
- Other dimensions: base 69 x 69 mm, height 115 mm, center distance 54.5 mm
- Hose length: 1140 mm or 650 mm
- Weight: about 1.5 kg (without stand)
Electrical specifications
- Power: 50 W
- Brightness: 1000 lumens
- Color temperature: 3000 K
Lighting performance
- At 30 cm: 90,000 lux, illuminated diameter of 5 cm
- At 50 cm: 40,000 lux, illuminated diameter of 10 cm
- At 100 cm: 10,000 lux, illuminated diameter of 20 cm
Type of lighting
- Technology: Halogen
To learn more, see the Hexamed documentation: How to choose your examination lamp?