Product marketed as a medical minor surgical light by DARAY for use in healthcare settings; specific regulatory and conformity marks should be confirmed from the device labelling and declaration of conformity.
Product marketed as a medical minor surgical light by DARAY for use in healthcare settings; specific regulatory and conformity marks should be confirmed from the device labelling and declaration of conformity.
Mobile minor surgical light
Description
The DARAY S430 mobile-mount minor surgical light is a high-performance LED examination and minor surgery light designed for procedures under local anaesthetic in health centres, GP surgeries and outpatient departments. The multi-LED lighthead delivers a consistent, accurate light field with excellent colour rendering and minimal shadowing. With a colour temperature of 4,000 K, light intensity of approximately 90,000 lux at 0.5–0.75 m, and a working life of more than 50,000 hours, the S430 provides bright, reliable illumination while using significantly less energy than traditional halogen lights. The mobile-mounted version (S430LM / SL430LM) features a balanced arm system for one-touch positioning and a stable mobile base, making it ideal for minor surgery, maxillofacial, obstetrics, diagnostics, gynaecology, casualty and intensive care environments.
Bnefits
High and even LED light intensity (around 90,000 lux at working distance) for excellent visibility of the operative field
4,000 K colour temperature with high colour rendering index to support accurate tissue colour discrimination
Multiple LEDs and optimised optics for strong shadow reduction and reduced eye strain
Energy-efficient LED technology that can cost up to about 75% less to run than comparable halogen lights
Long LED life of over 50,000 hours, reducing maintenance and downtime
No bulb changes required, reducing waste and running costs over the light’s lifetime
Balanced arm system for smooth, one-touch adjustment and wide range of movement
Mobile-mounted design for flexible positioning across treatment rooms and clinical areas
Three-button lighthead control with multi-level intensity adjustment for easy operation
Environmentally considerate design with low power consumption and no halogen, mercury, cadmium, lead or CFCs
Use in casualty (emergency) departments for examination and treatment
Use in intensive care units for bedside procedures and examinations
General minor operations and treatment room procedures requiring high-quality lighting
Composition
LED lighthead incorporating multiple high-intensity LEDs
Removable, autoclavable handle attached to the lighthead
Balanced metal arm system providing wide range of motion
Mobile floor stand with castor base for clinical use
Integrated electronic control system with three-button interface on the lighthead
Formulation
Medical device: LED minor surgical light on mobile stand
Light intensity approximately 90,000 lux at around 0.75 m and 70,000 lux at 1 m (±5%)
Colour temperature approximately 4,000 K
Colour Rendering Index (CRI) approximately ≥95 with R9 around 90
Light intensity adjustment over multiple stages (approximately 10–100% in 9 steps)
Average LED working life greater than 50,000 hours
Typical electrical draw around 13.5 W at 230 V, 50 Hz
Packaging
1 x DARAY S430 / SL430 LED mobile-mounted minor surgery light (S430LM / SL430LM)
Supplied with balanced arm and mobile base according to configuration
User documentation and installation instructions included in manufacturer packaging
Usage
Install and commission the light in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions and local electrical safety requirements.
Position the mobile base securely on a level floor surface before use.
Use the balanced arm to bring the lighthead into the required position above the operative or examination field.
Adjust the light intensity using the three-button control system on the lighthead, selecting the desired brightness level within the available adjustment range.
Use the removable handle on the lighthead, where fitted, to reposition the light while maintaining aseptic technique during procedures.
After use, switch the light off using the controls and return the lighthead and arm to a neutral, parked position.
Clean and disinfect the lighthead, handle and accessible surfaces regularly using compatible agents as specified in the manufacturer’s instructions for use.
Do not attempt to service internal components; maintenance and repairs should be performed by appropriately trained personnel in line with the manufacturer’s recommendations.
Contraindications
Not publicly listed
Adverse Effects
Not publicly listed
Storage Conditions
Store and operate the light in a clean, dry clinical environment.
Avoid exposure to excessive moisture, dust or corrosive chemicals.
Protect the mobile base, arm and lighthead from impact or mechanical damage when moving or storing.
Disconnect from mains power before any long-term storage or when performing maintenance in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions.
