Manufactured by HEINE under a certified quality management system in accordance with ISO 9001 and ISO 13485 for medical devices.
Listed in the HEINE Master Catalogue as the official 50 W halogen spare bulb for the HL 5000 examination light (catalogue number J 005.27.111).
Designed to comply with applicable electrical safety and performance standards for components used in medical examination luminaires when installed in HL 5000 systems.
Manufactured by HEINE under a certified quality management system in accordance with ISO 9001 and ISO 13485 for medical devices.
Listed in the HEINE Master Catalogue as the official 50 W halogen spare bulb for the HL 5000 examination light (catalogue number J 005.27.111).
Designed to comply with applicable electrical safety and performance standards for components used in medical examination luminaires when installed in HL 5000 systems.
Medical Lighting Accessory / Spare Bulb
Description
The HEINE Halogen Spare Bulb 50W - for HL5000 (J-005.27.111) is a 12 V / 50 W XHL® xenon halogen replacement bulb specifically designed for the HEINE HL 5000 examination light. It is engineered as an integral optical component of the luminaire, providing high-intensity, homogeneous illumination with an optimal colour temperature for accurate tissue colour rendering. Using HEINE’s XHL technology, the bulb offers up to 50% longer service life than conventional halogen bulbs and is manufactured with advanced safety and quality measures to prevent dangerous bulb implosion and ensure consistent optical performance in clinical environments.
Bnefits
Purpose-designed replacement bulb for the HEINE HL 5000 examination light, ensuring correct fit and optimal optical performance.
XHL® xenon halogen technology provides bright, white light with an ideal colour temperature for realistic tissue colour reproduction.
Helps maintain the HL 5000’s very high light output at 30 cm, supporting precise visualisation of fine anatomical details.
HEINE bulbs are engineered as part of the instrument’s optical system, with precision filament placement for homogeneous light projection.
Extended bulb life of up to 50% longer than standard halogen bulbs, reducing downtime and replacement frequency.
Advanced design and manufacturing processes minimise the risk of bulb implosion, enhancing user and patient safety.
Consistent colour temperature and light field from bulb to bulb support reproducible examination conditions.
Supplied as a single, genuine HEINE spare part with traceable catalogue number J-005.27.111.
Indications
Replacement of the original halogen bulb in the HEINE HL 5000 examination light when illumination has failed or dimmed.
Preventive maintenance of HL 5000 units in clinics, hospitals and outpatient practices to maintain optimal light performance.
Use in clinical settings, including general practice, minor procedure rooms, dermatology, ENT and aesthetic medicine, where HL 5000 lights are installed.
Ensuring continued compliance with manufacturer-recommended components for HL 5000 systems that remain in service.
12 V / 50 W halogen capsule bulb designed for the HEINE HL 5000 examination light.
XHL® xenon halogen gas filling for bright, white, high-efficiency illumination.
High-quality quartz glass envelope engineered for optical clarity and thermal resistance.
Precision-placed filament optimised to match the HL 5000’s optical housing and reflector system.
Metal base/contact configuration compatible with the HL 5000 lamp holder.
Constructed using advanced manufacturing processes to minimise the risk of glass envelope failure.
Formulation
Product type: medical examination light spare bulb.
Electrical specification: 12 V / 50 W halogen (XHL xenon halogen) lamp.
Compatibility: exclusively for HEINE HL 5000 examination light models specified by the manufacturer.
Optical performance: high-intensity, homogeneous light field with optimised colour temperature for clinical use.
Service life: up to 50% longer lifetime compared with conventional halogen bulbs used in similar applications (under normal operating conditions).
Identification: HEINE catalogue / manufacturer code J-005.27.111 as listed in the HEINE master catalogue.
Packaging
Supplied as a single (pack of 1) HEINE halogen spare bulb in protective primary packaging.
Bulb is protected within a small inner carton or blister-style pack to minimise risk of damage during transport.
Outer labelling includes HEINE branding, product name, catalogue number J-005.27.111 and basic handling or safety information.
Distributed in secondary shipping cartons by medical supply distributors such as Medisave UK Ltd.
Usage
Before replacing the bulb, switch off the HL 5000 examination light and disconnect it from the mains power supply according to local electrical safety procedures.
Allow the existing bulb and lamp head to cool completely to avoid the risk of burns from hot surfaces.
Open the HL 5000 lamp housing following the steps described in the HEINE HL 5000 instructions for use, taking care not to damage seals or optical components.
Carefully remove the old bulb from its holder, avoiding excessive force that could break the glass envelope.
When handling the new halogen bulb, avoid touching the glass with bare fingers; if necessary, use a clean cloth or gloves to prevent skin oils from shortening bulb life.
Insert the new bulb (J-005.27.111) fully and securely into the designated socket, ensuring correct alignment and seating.
Close the lamp housing according to the manufacturer’s instructions, making sure any covers or screws are correctly refitted.
Reconnect the luminaire to the mains supply and switch on the HL 5000 to confirm proper operation and a stable, homogeneous light field.
If the bulb fails to illuminate or flickers, immediately switch off the unit and re-check the installation or consult a qualified technician or HEINE service partner.
Dispose of the used bulb according to local regulations for electrical and electronic waste, avoiding general household waste streams.
Contraindications
Not intended for use in any device other than compatible HEINE HL 5000 examination lights as specified by the manufacturer.
Do not operate at voltages or with power supplies that deviate from those specified for the HL 5000 system.
Not suitable for use in explosive atmospheres or environments requiring specially certified explosion-proof lighting unless the entire HL 5000 system is approved for such use.
Do not use if the bulb is visibly damaged, cracked or has suffered mechanical shock, as this may increase risk of failure during operation.
Do not modify the bulb or lamp housing; alterations can compromise optical performance and safety.
Adverse Effects
Risk of burns from contact with hot bulb or lamp housing surfaces if touched shortly after use.
Risk of eye discomfort or temporary glare if the user or patient looks directly into the light beam at close range.
If the bulb were to fail catastrophically, broken glass fragments could pose a minor injury risk, although HEINE’s design reduces the likelihood of implosion.
Improper installation or use of non-genuine bulbs could lead to reduced light output, colour distortion or unexpected failure of the examination light.
Handling the bulb with bare fingers can leave residues on the glass, potentially causing hot spots and premature bulb failure.
Storage Conditions
Store unused bulbs in their original protective packaging until required for installation.
Keep in a cool, dry place, protected from moisture, condensation and corrosive atmospheres.
Avoid exposure to extreme temperatures, direct sunlight or strong vibrations that may damage the bulb or shorten its service life.
Do not store where heavy objects may crush or impact the packaging and bulb.
Keep out of reach of children and unauthorised personnel; handle as a delicate optical and electrical component.
Duration
Used for the operational lifetime of the bulb within the HL 5000 examination light; individual examinations last only as long as the light is switched on for each clinical procedure.
Onset
Provides full-intensity illumination immediately upon switching on the HL 5000 examination light after installation of the bulb, with no warm-up period required.
