Operation Theatre Lights

The Speciality of Operation Theatre light:  It arranges high-intensity lights in a circle on the lamp panel to create a large source of light. In this way, light can be shone at different angles to the operating table, ensuring it is bright enough without creating a noticeable umbra, hence the name shadowless OT light.
Surgical lights illuminate the surgical site for optimal visualization of small, low-contrast objects at varying depths in incisions and body cavities. Because hands, heads, and instruments can intrude over the surgical field, these lights are designed to reduce shadows and minimize colour distortion.
An operating theatre is a room on a hospital site containing one or two operating tables or other similar devices.There are typically three basic types of lamps used in an operating theatre environment – Incandescent, Gas Discharge and Light Emitting Diodes (LED).Today, most surgical lights use long-life LEDs. These use less energy and generate less heat, producing crisper, cooler illumination that provides surgeons the visibility they need to make effective diagnostic decisions.Optical Design: High-quality operating room lights employ sophisticated optical systems that are designed to distribute light evenly across the surgical area. These systems often incorporate reflectors, lenses, and diffusers to shape and direct the light.
LED OT light systems can also provide a greater illumination range through systems with Single Dome, Double Dome, and Triple Dome surgical lights. It can have a lumen output of up to 160,000 Lux for a powerful performance during procedures.
Overhead surgical lights, affixed to the ceiling of an operation theatre room facilitates maximum illumination to the surgical field, i.e. the area of the body where the surgery is performed. LED OT lights maximise light diuffusion without creating heat.
The operating light in a hospital: Operating light adopts a circular plate containing lamps that glow in all directions, increasing the area of the light source, so that the umbra becomes lighter, and the penumbra is so light that it cannot be seen, achieve shadowless effect, to enable the surgery to proceed smoothly.
The lux level of operation theatre: Lighting of Surgical Areas: The general lighting of procedure rooms should be at least 300 lux. This level of illumination is adequate for the technical staff to operate the ancillary equipment in the operation theatres.