As more and more hospitals use clean operating rooms, surgical auxiliary lighting is constantly improving and innovating to meet the technical requirements of high-standard clean operating rooms. So, how do we choose the many surgical auxiliary lighting on the market?

1. Shadowlessness is one of the important criteria for measuring shadowless lamps. Surgical auxiliary lighting arranges high luminous intensity lights in a circle on the lamp panel to synthesize a large-area light source. Lights from different angles can illuminate the operating table, which not only ensures sufficient brightness of the operating field, but also does not produce obvious shadows.
2. Lighting and color temperature. During surgery, the doctor must be able to accurately distinguish the contour and color of the lesion area, so the surgical auxiliary lighting must provide a light intensity closer to the quality of solar energy or even greater. The illuminance of the surgical auxiliary lighting is 40000-160000Lux, and the PWM stepless dimming can help doctors make more accurate diagnoses without fatigue due to long work.
3. Irradiation distance and depth are usually provided by the manufacturer. Irradiation distance and depth. The illumination distance of most surgical auxiliary lighting is about 70-140 cm or 60-130 cm, which means that the effect is best within this distance. Generally speaking, the larger the lamp panel or the more heads, the better the illumination depth and the more suitable for deep surgery. This is also the reason why some complex surgeries often choose large operating lights.