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|Articles|October 1, 2006
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Sunnex introduces the Solo Spot Examination Light for veterinary hospitals and clinics.
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Sunnex introduces the Solo Spot Examination Light for veterinary hospitals and clinics.
The Sunnex Solo Spot is ideal for veterinary tasks requiring intense, focused spotlight illumination – including examinations and minor surgery, the company says.
The product's 20-watt halogen spotlight delivers up to 3,000 foot-candles (32,400 Lux) of illumination, while maintaining a color temperature of 4,100K.
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Heat control, an important factor to consider when selecting lighting for surgery, is well managed by the Solo Spot, the company says. The spotlight's unique double-filtered lens and lampshade extension focus a concentrated, but cool beam of light on the subject for the benefit of both doctor and patient.
The light's flexible gooseneck arm and swivel design allow for easy adjustment and maneuver. The Sunnex light is available in mobile, c-clamp, wall and ceiling.
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