Burton Medical releases LED exam light

2009 09 15 16 43 08 325 Burton Aim Led 175

Burton Medical Products has released its new light-emitting diode (LED) exam light, the AIM LED.

The light provides 10 times the life of a standard halogen light and uses 55% less energy, the company said. With 21 individual LEDs in three modules, the AIM LED provides 10% more illumination (45,000 lux at 1 m) than Burton's AIM-50, while only requiring 84 watts of power.

2009 09 15 16 43 08 325 Burton Aim Led 175
The AIM LED exam light. Image courtesy of Burton Medical.

The AIM LED offers a color rendering index (CRI) of 92 and a color temperature of 4300° K. It lasts 20,000 hours, and its savings could amount to $1,000 in bulb replacements alone over the life of the product, Burton said.

The light also features a Y-shaped design intended to minimize the obstruction of light into the surgical field and provide a larger and adjustable light pattern without casting shadows.

Its 360°, limitless arm-and-mounting-system rotation provides a maximum reach of 63 inches and a diameter of 10 ft. This allows the AIM LED to illuminate the patient from head to toe with no drift.

The exam light is available in four models: floor stand, single ceiling, double ceiling, and wall mount, and comes with a five-year limited warranty.

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