Compamedic® PT Series LED Phototherapy equips the doctors to deliver high-intensity phototherapy to treat hyperbilirubinemia. The combination of optimal wavelength, high intensity and uniform light distribution yields a faster total serum bilirubin breakdown. The PT11 is designed to meet phototherapy needs for effective and safe treatment of bilirubin in term and preterm newborns, covering a larger body area.
The LEDs focus tightly on the optimal wavelength (450 ~ 465nm) for maximizing bilirubin metabolism.
With an optional digitally adjustable six level irradiance, the unit allows treatment tailored to each patient’s needs.
The optical design ensures uniform light distribution to patient’s exposed surface area, maximizing bilirubin breakdown.
Designed with no fan and no other mechanical moving parts, it operates significantly quieter than any other brand of phototherapy.
Innovative optical design minimizes the light spilled outside the bed so neither caregivers nor other patients receive undesired exposure to light from LED
PT12® Under Surface Phototherapy
Irradiance: | > 60 µW/cm²/nm at 35 cm |
Wavelength Range: | 450 ~ 470 nm (peak 458 nm), free of UV and IR radiations |
Height: | Adjustable from 1220 ~ 1600 + 25 mm; Upto 90° tiltable on either side. |
Display (Optional): | Backlit LCD Display, which includes: Time Totalizer, showing total LED running time & Therapy time Settable Feed Timer, Therapy Timer, Machine ID and Patient ID |
Intensity Control (Optional): | Adjustable 6 level digital LED dimming / intensity control |
Examination Lamp (Optional): | 4 No. of examination LED lamps that provide normal light |
Protections & Alarms (Optional): | Visual & Audible alarms for overheating of LEDs, along with auto-power disconnection incase of high temperature. |
Electrical Requirements: | 230VAC + 10%; ~50/60 Hz |
Mobility: | 3 Swivel castors (2 back castors with break) |
Compliance & Certifications: | CE, IEC 60601-1, IEC 60601-1-2 |
Accessories (Optional): | Infant Bassinet, Spectral Irradiance meter, Eye Protector |