Surgical Light X’TEN

Product Description

SURGICAL LIGHT X’TEN

With outstanding optical performances, X’TEN is definitely a major surgical light used for all types of applications in duo version. Its unique cross-shaped design and innovative technical features comply with the highest clinical standards for the clinical environment.

Maximum illumination with minimum eye fatigue:
– High level of illumination across sites
– Perfectly circular light patch, uniform and reproducible
– Uniform light distribution: large number of individual diverging light beams

True colour rendition:
– Fixed colour temperature of 3,500 K
– High colour rendering index of 95
– Perfect tissue visualisation, even in deep cavity

Highly efficient heat management system:
– Patented cold dichroïc mirrors: less heat towards the operating field
– Low radiant heat, comparable to LED technology
– Cool, comfortable working conditions for the surgeon
– Optimal protection of the exposed tissues

Microlenses and less shadows for a better vision:
– Possibility to direct the light beams around the surgeon’s head, avoiding potential shadows
– Individual light sources: enhanced illumination
– Liberty of movement: shoulders and hands of surgical team members do not create cast shadows at the surgical sites

Ergonomic handling: side handles for extremely smooth, effortless positioning. Easily accessible from anywhere in the theatre, it can be positioned as needed during procedures.
Quick maintenance: quick and easy replacement of bulbs in a matter of seconds and without any tools.

The X‘TEN light has been designed and manufactured with a smaller environmental footprint:
– Electronics consumption is reduced to a minimum with a specific emphasis on lux efficiency: more lux with less wattage
– Special care was taken to select recycling materials and smooth surfaces facilitating cleaning procedures and minimizing detergent solutions

X’TEN perfect laminar flow compliancy:
– Aerodynamic cross shaped design: ideal with laminar flow systems
– No visible uprise of air observed towards the ceiling 19 % turbulence degree. Far below the planned limit of 37,5% defined in the DIN standard 1946 part 4
– Excellent heat dissipation
– Reduces risks of contamination during surgical procedures.