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The most equipped dental lamp on the market - resin mode, continuous dimming with extra light output (if needed), intensity memory buttons, intensive indirect light (to the ceiling).
The luminaire is infinitely dimmable by remote control - the maximum light output of the direct component(shining down into the surrounding of the operating field) appropriately compensates for the contrast between the high illumination of the operating field(microscope, magnifying glasses) and its surroundings. Thanks to the very intense indirect light component(shining upwards), the DentaSun LED Q30's reflected light on the ceiling significantly contributes to even illumination throughout the room.
The luminaire features a photo-composite mode - press a single button on the remote control and you have much more time to model your photo-composites before they get stiff.
Additional ceiling lights with the same spectrum type are available for the DentaSun LED Q30 light, creating a homogeneous lighting environment with the correct contrast throughout the room.
Material | aluminium alloy, steel | |
Colour | White | |
Dimensions | 1275 x 675 x 65 mm | |
Mounting dimensions | 1145 x 545 mm | |
Coverage | IP20 | |
Weight | 18 kg | |
Power | 230 V, 50 Hz | |
Class of protection | I | |
Power input | 90-360 W | |
Total luminous flux | 7500-40000 lm | |
Source type | LED | |
Lifetime of the source | 50000 h | |
Ra resources | 93-95 | |
Chromaticity temperature | 3000 - 6500K | |
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