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BTBL60 Infant Phototherapy Unit with Adjustable Blue Light and

Reference: 1600651153724 Infant Care Equipments

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GoldHealth Medical presents an advanced infant phototherapy unit designed for efficient and reliable treatment.

  • Display: Equipped with a 3.5-inch LCD TFT Color Touchscreen for intuitive control and real-time monitoring.
  • Lighting System: Features 16 high-performance blue LEDs and 4 white LEDs, ensuring optimal therapeutic performance.
  • Spectral Irradiance:
  • 85 µw/cm²/nm at 30cm distance

  • 50 µw/cm²/nm at 40cm distance

  • 35 µw/cm²/nm at 50cm distance

  • Wavelength Range: 400-550nm, with a peak wavelength of 440-460nm for targeted blue light therapy.
  • Lamp Lifespan: Engineered for durability with a lifetime of 50,000 hours, reducing maintenance needs.
  • Adjustable Intensity: Irradiance can be fine-tuned from 0% to 100% in precise 5% increments, allowing tailored treatment protocols.
  • Treatment Timer: Offers flexible timing options from 0 to 99 hours, ensuring accurate session management.
  • Mobility and Accessories: Includes a trolley, power cord, and eye pads for convenience and safety during use.

Unique Selling Points:
- Combines cutting-edge LED technology with user-friendly controls for seamless operation.
- Provides consistent and reliable spectral output, maximizing treatment efficacy.
- Designed for longevity and adaptability, making it a cost-effective solution for diverse healthcare environments.

This phototherapy unit is ideal for hospitals, clinics, and home care settings, offering precision, durability, and ease of use for neonatal jaundice treatment.

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