40w LED Panel Light CRI:92 COI Compliant in 4000k - ZPL40-MED
Description
40w Cyanosis Compliant Square LED panel light manufactured with high output SMD LED's available in 4000k colour temperature with a high lumen output of 4800lm. Powdercoated extruded aluminium frame with low glare, high transparency Micro-Prism diffuser. Supplied with remote driver.
Specifications
- Input Voltage: 240v
- System Power: 40w
- Led Power: 37w
- Colour Rendering: 92+
- IP Rating: IP40
- Lamp Type: SMD LED
- COB Lumen Output: 4800lm (4000k)
- Total Luminous Flux: 4101lm
- Lifetime: 50,000hrs (L70)
- Power Factor: > 0.95
- Input Voltage: 100v-240v AC 50/60 Hz
- Protection: Thermal and Short Circuit
Dimensions
- Length: 1195mm
- Width: 295mm
- Height: 12mm
What is COI Compliance?
Clinical observation has always been an important part of medical diagnosis. One aspect of clinical observation is the detection of Cyanosis which occurs when oxygen levels in the blood are dangerously depleted, it is indicated by a blueish discolouration in the skin. Cyanosis is associated with cold temperatures, heart failure, lung diseases and smothering. It is seen in infants at birth as a result of heart defects, respiratory distress syndrome, or lung and breathing problems. So it is important for medical staff to be able to reliably detect the onset of cyanosis by visual observation.
For cyanosis observation, medical lighting should have an appropriate power output in the red part of the visible spectrum, if the output is too low a patients skin colour may appear darker and he/she may be diagnosed as cyanosed when this is not the case. Conversely, if the output is too high it may mask the cyanosis and it may not be diagnosed when it is present. For a light to be COI (Cyanosis Observation Index) compliant, it needs to have a COI index of <3.3 as tested against AS 1680.2.5
Trend has a range of COI compliant lighting with a light output specifically designed to meet the requirements of visual cyanosis detection. This provides hospitals and medical centers with a long life alternative to traditionally expensive COI globes.
Description
Description
40w Cyanosis Compliant Square LED panel light manufactured with high output SMD LED's available in 4000k colour temperature with a high lumen output of 4800lm. Powdercoated extruded aluminium frame with low glare, high transparency Micro-Prism diffuser. Supplied with remote driver.
Specifications
- Input Voltage: 240v
- System Power: 40w
- Led Power: 37w
- Colour Rendering: 92+
- IP Rating: IP40
- Lamp Type: SMD LED
- COB Lumen Output: 4800lm (4000k)
- Total Luminous Flux: 4101lm
- Lifetime: 50,000hrs (L70)
- Power Factor: > 0.95
- Input Voltage: 100v-240v AC 50/60 Hz
- Protection: Thermal and Short Circuit
Dimensions
- Length: 1195mm
- Width: 295mm
- Height: 12mm
What is COI Compliance?
Clinical observation has always been an important part of medical diagnosis. One aspect of clinical observation is the detection of Cyanosis which occurs when oxygen levels in the blood are dangerously depleted, it is indicated by a blueish discolouration in the skin. Cyanosis is associated with cold temperatures, heart failure, lung diseases and smothering. It is seen in infants at birth as a result of heart defects, respiratory distress syndrome, or lung and breathing problems. So it is important for medical staff to be able to reliably detect the onset of cyanosis by visual observation.
For cyanosis observation, medical lighting should have an appropriate power output in the red part of the visible spectrum, if the output is too low a patients skin colour may appear darker and he/she may be diagnosed as cyanosed when this is not the case. Conversely, if the output is too high it may mask the cyanosis and it may not be diagnosed when it is present. For a light to be COI (Cyanosis Observation Index) compliant, it needs to have a COI index of <3.3 as tested against AS 1680.2.5
Trend has a range of COI compliant lighting with a light output specifically designed to meet the requirements of visual cyanosis detection. This provides hospitals and medical centers with a long life alternative to traditionally expensive COI globes.
