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Blackstone HS-HZBM101

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Blackstone Women, Children & Neonatal

Blackstone HS-HZBM101

Product Code: WCN-4089

Lamp hours add up on the timer, so you can plan tube changes.

Its head tilts to 30°, 60°, or 90° above a stand that adjusts from 1100 to 1500 mm; the HS-HZBM101 delivers 400 to 550 nm blue light to a baby with jaundice. A digital timer shows each therapy's time and the lamps' total hours.

Sections

Jaundice Phototherapy Units

Categories

Women, Children & Neonatal

Condition

New

Origin

China

Seller Type

Certified Professional Seller

CE & ISO Certified

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Supplier: Medigear

The HS-HZBM101 from Blackstone is a mobile infant phototherapy unit built for postnatal, special care and neonatal wards. Its light source is either blue fluorescent tubes rated for 2000 hours or LEDs rated for 50,000 hours, emitting in the 400 to 550 nm band. At a treatment distance of 35 cm, maximum bilirubin irradiance reaches 2000 µW/cm² with tubes or 2500 µW/cm² with LEDs across an effective area of 45 × 24 cm, with uniformity above 0.4. Infrared output stays at or below 10 mW/cm² and ultraviolet at or below 1.0 × 10⁻⁵ mW/cm². The unit gives light only, with no heating function, and draws less than 150 VA.

Upkeep is where its timer earns a place. The digital display tracks therapy time for the current treatment and total usage time up to 9999 h 59 min, accurate to ±1 min over 2 h. That running total shows how far a set of tubes has run against its 2000-hour rating, so you can book a change before the rating is reached, while the LED version's 50,000-hour rating makes changes rare.

The lamp head sets at 30°, 60° or 90° and rides on a lifting, mobile stand adjustable between 1100 and 1500 mm. Its base rolls on castors so that you can wheel the unit to a cot and set it over the baby. Noise stays at or below 55 dB(A), and the unit operates at 10 to 30 °C and 30% to 75% relative humidity.

It is available to business buyers in more than 80 countries.

Postnatal and maternity wards use the HS-HZBM101 for term babies with jaundice who can stay beside their mothers during treatment. Staff wheel the unit to the cot and raise or lower the stand to bring the head to the 35 cm treatment distance. The head is then tilted to aim the light over the baby, whose eyes are shielded while the light is on.

Special care baby units and neonatal units set it over open cots and warmers for preterm and low-birthweight babies whose bilirubin needs treating. Paediatric wards use it for babies readmitted with jaundice in their first weeks, and district hospitals use it as a general phototherapy light.

The timer serves two people. For the nurse, therapy time shows how long the baby has been under the light, ready for the treatment record. For the engineer or ward manager, total usage time shows how many hours the lamps have run. You can then replace a set of fluorescent tubes before they reach their 2000-hour rating, and log the LED version across its 50,000-hour life.

With infrared output at or below 10 mW/cm² and ultraviolet held to 1.0 × 10⁻⁵ mW/cm², the lamp keeps its heat and ultraviolet output within set limits, and noise of 55 dB(A) or less suits long treatments on a ward.

The unit runs in rooms kept between 10 and 30 °C and needs only a nearby mains outlet.

Babies who need light from beneath as well as above, or warmth delivered by the same device, call for equipment built for that.

Lamp hours on the display

Total usage time shows how far the lamps have run against their rated life.

Therapy time for every treatment

The same timer records how long each baby has been under the light.

A long-life LED option

LEDs carry a 50,000-hour rating, so lamp changes come rarely.

Light in the bilirubin band

Output falls between 400 and 550 nm.

Up to 2500 µW/cm² with LEDs

At 35 cm, maximum bilirubin irradiance reaches 2500 µW/cm² with LEDs and 2000 µW/cm² with tubes.

Height from 1100 to 1500 mm

The lifting stand sets the head at the treatment distance over a cot.

Three tilt positions

The head tilts to 30°, 60° or 90° to aim the light.

Low infrared and ultraviolet output

Infrared stays at or below 10 mW/cm², and ultraviolet at or below 1.0 × 10⁻⁵ mW/cm².

A quiet lamp

Operating noise is 55 dB(A) or less.

Light source

Blue fluorescent tubes or LEDs provide the light.

Wavelength range

Output spans 400 to 550 nm.

Maximum bilirubin irradiance

It reaches 2000 µW/cm² with tubes and 2500 µW/cm² with LEDs.

Treatment distance

Irradiance is rated at 35 cm.

Effective treatment area

The lit area measures 45 × 24 cm.

Irradiance uniformity

Uniformity across the area is above 0.4.

Lamp life

Tubes are rated for 2000 hours and LEDs for 50,000 hours.

LED digital timer

It displays therapy time and total usage time.

Time display range

Counts run up to 9999 h 59 min.

Timer accuracy

Time is kept to within ±1 min over 2 h.

Lifting stand

Stand height adjusts between 1100 and 1500 mm.

Tilting head

The lamp head sets at 30°, 60° or 90°.

Castor base

The stand base rolls on castors.

Infrared limit

Infrared (760-1400 nm) stays at or below 10 mW/cm².

Ultraviolet limit

Ultraviolet from 180 to 400 nm stays at or below 1.0 × 10⁻⁵ mW/cm².

Input power

Power draw is below 150 VA.

Operating noise

Noise is 55 dB(A) or less.

For postnatal wards, special care units and district hospitals that treat jaundice at the cot and want to know exactly how long each lamp set has run, the HS-HZBM101 fits. Its case rests on upkeep: a timer that logs therapy time and total lamp hours, with tubes rated for 2000 hours or LEDs rated for 50,000. Light in the 400 to 550 nm band reaches up to 2500 µW/cm² with LEDs, from a lifting, tilting head on a castored stand. The limits to weigh are clear. No CE or UKCA position is evidenced for this model. It lights the baby from above only and has no heating function. Its stand sets the head between 1100 and 1500 mm.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything buyers need to know about sourcing medical equipment through MediGear.

Either blue fluorescent tubes or LEDs provide the light, both emitting in the 400-550 nm band. The tubes are rated for 2000 hours of life and the LEDs for 50,000 hours.

At a 35 cm treatment distance, maximum bilirubin irradiance is 2000 µW/cm² with tubes and 2500 µW/cm² with LEDs. The effective treatment area measures 45 × 24 cm, and irradiance uniformity across it is above 0.4.

The LED digital timer shows therapy time for the current treatment and total usage time for the lamps. Its display runs to 9999 h 59 min, with an accuracy of ±1 min over 2 h.

The lifting stand adjusts between 1100 and 1500 mm, and the head tilts to 30°, 60° or 90°. The base rolls on castors so that you can move the unit from cot to cot.

Infrared output in the 760 to 1400 nm range stays at or below 10 mW/cm². Ultraviolet output between 180 and 400 nm is held at or below 1.0 × 10⁻⁵ mW/cm².

Blue fluorescent tubes carry a 2000-hour rating, and LEDs a 50,000-hour rating. The total usage counter shows how many hours a set has run so that you can schedule a tube change ahead of time.

Operating noise is 55 dB(A) or less, measured against ambient noise below 40 dB(A). That level suits a ward where babies sleep through long treatments.

Input power is below 150 VA from a mains outlet. It operates at 10 to 30 °C and 30% to 75% relative humidity, and it can be stored at −40 to +55 °C and 10% to 100% relative humidity.

No. It gives light only and has no heating function, so the baby's warmth comes from the cot, warmer or room around it.

Units that want light from beneath the baby as well as above need a phototherapy design that lights both surfaces, which this overhead unit does not. Babies who need warmth and light together need a heat source alongside it, since it has no heater.

No CE or UKCA position is evidenced for the HS-HZBM101. Its spectrum, irradiance and timer figures are performance data, not a statement of conformity.