Q: Why do I need an additional Mini-OP-light?
A: With the use of conventional OP-lighting, shadows appear. Pure white light
with viewing direction (coaxial sight) can guarantee a shadow free working
dimension and a clear contrast e.g. from blood and tissue. A clear advantage is seen
when working in the back of the oral cavity, in micro surgery and while working with
loupes. As a rule, loupes absorb light, which therefore makes the application of
additional lighting in the work area more comfortable, since the frequent movements
of your hands to adjust the OP-light is no longer necessary.
Q: What is LED?
A: This is an optical semi-conductor that emits visible light of a certain wavelength.
The LED is smaller and lighter than conventional bulbs, has a much longer life
span and has low heat emission. Thus, a high power LED has low energy
consumption, approximately 20% less than conventional halogen lighting. In
addition, LED’s are robust and durable, and have a lifespan of up to 50,000
hours.
Q: Why is white light so important?
A: In medicine, color differences must be clearly identifiable, such as blood and
tissue. This is possible with a 5500 K pure white LED light. For example the
Dynalight and the PG Radiance Highlight.
Q: Is it possible to process composite materials while using LED light?
A: Composite materials, according to manufacturers harden at a range wavelength
from 420-580 mm. But as our LED lights produce a full spectrum of light, this
area is of minor concern. Therefore many customary composite materials can be
easily handled without an additional light filter.
Q: What is a Lithium-Ion (Li-Ion) battery pack?
A: A Li-Ion battery pack is a rechargeable battery pack without a memory effect. These are
used in mobile phones.
Q Is the power-cell rechargeable?
A: Yes. All of our mobile Mini-OP lights are powered by rechargeable LI-Ion battery packs.
These can be recharged within a short period of time, in any conventional socket with the
power cable. This is supplied with the product.