Manufacturer states device contains no halogen, mercury, cadmium, lead or CFCs
Designed to be hard Wearing and fully recyclable at end of life
Manufacturer states device contains no halogen, mercury, cadmium, lead or CFCs
Designed to be hard Wearing and fully recyclable at end of life
LED X-ray film viewer
Description
The DARAY DX42 Single-Panel LED X-Ray Film Viewer (model DX4201LED) is a wall-mounted medical X-ray film viewer designed for clinical environments. Part of the DX42 series, it features a modern slim, low-profile design only 25 mm deep and uses high-intensity white LED technology to provide variable illumination between 4,000 and 10,000 lux. Independent and automatic panels with automatic film activation provide clear, diffuse illumination for radiographic images while reducing energy consumption and running costs. With an approximate LED lifespan of 60,000 hours, the unit offers long service life, requires no bulb changes, and is designed to be hard-wearing and fully recyclable, containing no halogen, mercury, cadmium, lead or CFCs.
Bnefits
High-intensity LED illumination for clear viewing of X-ray films
Variable light intensity from approximately 4,000 to 10,000 lux for optimal image contrast
Modern slim, low-profile design at around 25 mm deep for space-efficient wall mounting
Automatic film activation for convenient hands-free operation
Independent and automatic panel control for consistent, diffuse illumination
Long LED life of around 60,000 hours, reducing maintenance and bulb replacement
Energy-efficient operation that significantly lowers running costs compared with conventional viewers
Environmentally considerate design with no halogen, mercury, cadmium, lead or CFCs
Hard-wearing construction and fully recyclable at end of life
Indications
Illumination and viewing of conventional radiographic (X-ray) films in medical settings
Use in hospitals, clinics, imaging centres and diagnostic departments where X-ray film viewing is required
Assistance in interpretation and review of diagnostic X-ray images by trained healthcare professionals
