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Keling KL-LED-MSTZ4

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Keling KL-LED-MSTZ4

Product Code: HFAF-ML-4076

One head does all the lighting, so plan now for the four ways it can lower a case.

The KL-LED·MSTZ4 mounts a three-lobed LED head on a mobile floor stand. Keling lists 160,000 lux at 1 m from 39 LEDs, 10,000 lux in endo mode, a 10 to 28 cm light field, colour temperature from 3000 to 6700 K and a 120 VA maximum draw.

Sections

Surgical Operating Lights

Categories

Hospital Furniture & Fixtures

Condition

New

Origin

China

Seller Type

Certified Professional Seller

CE & ISO Certified

Global Shipping

Supplier: Medigear

Built by Jiangsu Keling Medical Appliances, the KL-LED·MSTZ4 is a mobile LED shadowless operating lamp for rooms where one lamp head provides all surgical lighting. The head is a single three-lobed body with 39 LEDs. Keling’s table lists 160,000 lux at 1 m, 10,000 lux in endo mode and a light field of 10 to 28 cm. D10 is 180 ± 40 mm, D50 is 110 ± 35 mm, and the working distance is 70-140 cm. Colour temperature can be set from 3000 to 6700 K, and Ra is 85 to 100.

The lens is the risk here, because a single head has no partner to cover for it. Four things can go wrong in the field. A surgeon’s head or hands can throw a shadow that no second beam fills. Full output can dry exposed tissue, with the listed heat-to-light ratio giving up to about 512 W/m² at 160,000 lux. Sterile gloves touch the handle and can carry contamination from one case to another. The light can also go out if the supply fails. The sheet addresses the first three in part, with three separate LED clusters, stepless brightness, and a removable handle case. The fourth is for the buyer to settle with the manufacturer.

Keling also lists a spring arm with an imported spring and a titanium alloy balance arm with no welding, described as holding each 90-degree corner without drift. A nano-coated heat sink, spot diameter adjustment and a minimally invasive R9 function complete the list. In the photograph, the head has a grey face with a dark outline, a round control at the yoke’s end and a pole with a grip, on a forked base with four castors.

The supply is 100-240 V at 50/60 Hz. Medigear. uk offers it to buyers in more than 80 countries, and the enquiry team provides stock and lead time.

The KL-LED·MSTZ4 suits emergency theatres, procedure rooms, obstetric rooms and small hospitals where a mobile lamp is the main surgical light. Its case is safety and risk transfer. With a ceiling pair, a second head quietly absorbs many small failures; with one mobile head, those risks shift to the team, who must manage them intentionally.

Shadow is managed by position. The three clusters in the head already come at the field from different angles. The surgeon then places the head off to one shoulder so that a bowed head does not sit between lamp and wound. An arm described as free of drift keeps it there, and the 70 to 140 cm working distance leaves space to do so.

Heat is managed by level. Full output is listed at 160,000 lux, which the ratio converts to about 512 W/m². Bowel, flaps and exposed cartilage dry out under that over time. Dropping the level after the incision, narrowing the 10 to 28 cm spot to the wound, and irrigating are the usual answers, and stepless control makes the first easy.

Contamination is managed by routine. Change or reprocess the removable handle case for each case, and wipe the head, arm, and stand between patients. A lamp that travels between rooms needs the same care at its base and castors.

Manage loss of light in advance. The room needs to know whether the lamp has a battery, how long it runs and what the fallback is. A second light source within reach, even a modest one, turns a blackout into a pause.

Theatre leads, NHS procurement routes and tender boards overseas will ask for the backup arrangement, the IEC 60601-2-41 report and a declaration of conformity. The manufacturer issues the conformity documentation those procurement routes require, and the enquiry team shares it.

Light from three directions

Three LED clusters sit apart in the head's lobes.

An arm described as free of drift

The titanium alloy balance arm is listed as holding each 90-degree corner.

Output that comes down by degrees

Brightness is adjusted steplessly digitally.

A low mode in reserve

Endo mode is listed at 10,000 lux.

A handle case that comes off

The case is removable for cleaning and disinfection.

A spot sized to the wound

The light field is 10 to 28 cm, with spot adjustment.

Full surgical output

The table lists 160,000 lux at 1 m.

Red rendering support

It supports minimally invasive and R9 functions.

Mobile floor stand

The head hangs from a pole and arm on a forked castor base.

Three-lobed head

The head is a single body with three lobes.

39 LEDs

The table lists 39 LED bulbs.

160,000 lux at 1 m

This is the listed illumination.

Endo mode at 10,000 lux

The table lists this level at 1 m.

Light field of 10 to 28 cm

The table adds D10 of 180 ± 40 mm and D50 of 110 ± 35 mm.

Working distance of 70 to 140 cm

The table lists this range between head and field.

Colour temperature of 3000 to 6700 K

Colour temperature is listed as adjustable.

Stepless digital brightness

The sheet lists stepless brightness by digital control.

Titanium alloy balance arm

The arm has an imported spring and no welding, as listed.

Removable handle case

The case is listed for cleaning and disinfection.

Nano-coated heat sink

Keling lists the coating for heat dissipation.

120 VA maximum

The supply is 100-240 V at 50/60 Hz.

The KL-LED·MSTZ4 suits buyers who will rely on one mobile head as the main surgical light in a room. Its three-lobed head of 39 LEDs is rated at 160,000 lux with a 10,000 lux endo mode, a 10 to 28 cm light field and a 70 to 140 cm working distance. Three separate clusters, an arm described as free of drift, stepless brightness, and a removable handle case address shadow, heat, and contamination. Buyers should plan for light loss, so ask about a battery, its running time, and the lamp’s behaviour when the mains returns. Medigear.uk lists the KL-LED·MSTZ4 for business buyers worldwide and can arrange delivery, installation, commissioning, familiarisation and service cover. The enquiry team gets the manufacturer’s configuration and the declaration of conformity to buyers on request.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

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

Keling’s sheet lists a 100-240 V supply. Whether the housing under the base includes a battery depends on the manufacturer’s configuration. IEC 60601-2-41 expects a surgical light to be restored within 5 seconds, so a room relying on this lamp needs a backup arrangement.

The photograph shows three LED clusters set apart in the lobes, so light reaches the field from three directions. Moving the head clears any remaining shadow, and the arm is described as holding position without drift.

At 160,000 lux, the listed ratio gives up to about 512 W/m² at the field. Stepless brightness lets the team reduce that once the critical step is done, and endo mode is listed at 10,000 lux.

Keling lists a removable handle case for cleaning and disinfection. The instructions for use explain whether it is autoclaved and how many cycles it lasts.

Keling describes the titanium alloy balance arm as holding each 90-degree corner without drift. A head that stays where it is put does not sink into the sterile field or swing off the wound.

The table lists 160,000 lux at 1 m, the upper limit of the IEC 60601-2-41 range. The light field diameter is 10 to 28 cm with spot adjustment.

R9 is the rendering index for saturated red. Keling lists a minimally invasive R9 function, and the photograph shows red LEDs at the centre of the head. The data sheet should specify the R9 value.

Any tall mobile lamp can tip if pushed over a threshold or pulled by the head. IEC 60601-1 tests stability, and the instructions for use explain how to move it safely.

Check the mains lead, the castor locks, the arm’s hold, and the handle case, and switch through full output and endo mode. Report a flicker or a dead LED cluster before the list, not during it.

The declaration of conformity gives the class under UK MDR 2002. It should also include test reports for IEC 60601-1, IEC 60601-1-2, and IEC 60601-2-41. Keling’s trade profile lists CE, ISO 9001 and ISO 13485 at the company level, and no lamp appears by name.