SME-KT63- Ceiling, Mobile N Wall Model Ot Light

Description

Model No. – KMI-SIGMA-3

Shadowless Light, High quality sterilizable handle. With special European design for ventilation of heat. Body is made of high quality fire resistant material

Mobile OT Light

Description:

A mobile OT light is mounted on a mobile base or trolley with wheels, allowing it to be easily moved between different locations within the operating room or between multiple surgical rooms.

Key Features:

Portability: The mobile nature allows the light to be repositioned or moved across different operating rooms or stations within the same room.
Height and Position Adjustability: The light can be adjusted in terms of height and direction, making it easy to move to the optimal position during surgeries.
Battery Backup: Many models come with an integrated battery backup, providing continuous lighting during power outages.
Stability: Despite its mobility, the light is designed with stability in mind, with features like lockable wheels and counterbalanced arms to prevent wobbling.

Best For:

Hospitals with multiple operating rooms that need a flexible, portable light.
Smaller clinics or emergency setups where a mobile, versatile light is needed.

3. Wall-Mounted OT Light

Description:

A wall-mounted OT light is fixed directly to the wall of the operating room. This type of light provides a stable, permanent source of light, often with an adjustable arm or swivel mechanism to provide some level of flexibility.

Key Features:

Space Efficiency: Wall-mounted lights are ideal for smaller operating rooms where floor space is limited. By mounting the light on the wall, you free up valuable space for other equipment.
Fixed Location: Once installed, the light remains in place. This is suitable for surgeries where constant repositioning of the light is not required.
Adjustability: Wall-mounted lights may have adjustable arms or rotating mechanisms that allow you to reposition the light within a certain range to focus on the surgical site.
Durable and Stable: Wall-mounted lights are very stable once installed, ensuring there is minimal movement during surgery.

Best For:

Small or medium-sized operating rooms where a fixed light source is preferred.
Settings where space-saving is crucial, and there is no need for constant repositioning.

Summary of Key Differences:

Feature	Ceiling-Mounted OT Light	Mobile OT Light	Wall-Mounted OT Light
Mounting Type	Mounted on the ceiling	Mounted on a mobile stand with wheels	Mounted on the wall
Flexibility	High (full articulation and height adjustability)	High (can be moved and adjusted in various positions)	Moderate (adjustable arm or swivel, but fixed location)
Space Efficiency	High (saves floor space)	Low (requires space for mobility)	High (saves floor space)
Stability	Very high (fixed once adjusted)	Moderate (depends on wheel lock and base stability)	Very high (fixed once installed)
Best For	Large rooms, complex surgeries, flexibility	Multiple rooms, portability, emergency use	Small/medium rooms, fixed lighting needs
Cost	High	Moderate to High	Moderate

Conclusion:

Ceiling-Mounted OT Lights offer the best flexibility and stability, ideal for large operating rooms or surgeries requiring frequent light repositioning. They are best when floor space is limited and a high degree of mobility and adjustment is necessary.
Mobile OT Lights are great for hospitals with multiple operating rooms, providing high portability and flexibility. These lights are best for environments that need versatile, movable lighting solutions.
Wall-Mounted OT Lights are best suited for smaller operating rooms where space is limited. They provide stable, consistent lighting with some flexibility but are fixed in place once installed, making them ideal for procedures that don’t require constant light repositioning.

Each of these models has specific advantages depending on the size of the operating room, the type of procedures performed, and the flexibility required by the surgical team