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Daray X200 LED Flexible Medical Examination Light SelfiMed UKNew, other
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Daray Leeds, United Kingdom
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Daray X200 LED Flexible Medical Examination Light

DaraySKU DAR4075D
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£42999

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Unit price£429.99
Total£429.99

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Key attributes
Brand
Daray
Category
Examination Lamp
SKU
DAR4075D

Daray X200 LED Flexible Arm Medical Examination Light, Pre-Owned

The Daray X200 is a general examination light for consultation and diagnosis, built around a three LED head on a flexible gooseneck with a pivot base. It gives 32,000 lux at half a metre with a colour rendering index of 95, which is what makes skin tones read naturally rather than washed out or yellowed.

This unit is pre-owned. The X200 head is common to every mount in the range, and the mount supplied with this particular light is confirmed before dispatch, since it decides where the light can be fitted.

Checked before dispatch

  • Powered on from its supply and the light run through its full intensity range.
  • Gooseneck flexed and the head rotated to confirm it holds position without drooping.
  • Pivot base, mount fitting, lead and plug-top supply inspected for damage.
  • Head, arm and base cleaned.

These are in-house workshop checks. Damaged or non-working items are not dispatched. No engineer service or electrical safety certificate is included. Electrical safety testing and ongoing maintenance under PUWER 1998 remain with the organisation operating the equipment.

Before it is fitted and used

  • This is an examination light for consultation and diagnosis. It is not an operating theatre light and is not a substitute for a surgical luminaire where a shadowless sterile field is required.
  • Electrical safety testing is carried out on receipt, as for any pre-owned mains powered device in clinical use.
  • Wall and rail mounting is carried out by a competent person, onto a structure able to carry the light and the leverage of an extended arm. Fixings are selected for the wall construction and are not supplied.
  • Route the supply lead so it cannot be snagged by a trolley or a chair, and keep the plug-top supply accessible so the light can be isolated.

Why colour rendering matters more than brightness

Every examination light quotes a lux figure, and lux alone says very little about whether the clinician can see what matters. A bright light with poor colour rendering flattens the differences that clinical examination depends on: the distinction between erythema and normal skin, between a cyanotic lip and a cold one, between healthy granulation tissue and slough in a wound bed. The X200 records a colour rendering index of 95 and an R9 value of 88, R9 being the specific measure of deep red reproduction, which is the part of the spectrum that carries skin, blood and mucosa. That combination is why the light is specified for consultation rooms rather than as a general work lamp.

The other half of the argument is what the light does not do. The head emits no infrared, so the temperature rise in the light field stays at or below 2 degrees C, which matters when the beam sits over the same area of skin for several minutes during a procedure. The head is fully enclosed and finished with an antimicrobial coating on the painted surfaces, so it can be wiped down between patients without dust collecting in vents. And the LED engine is rated beyond 50,000 hours, so there is no lamp to source and change, which on a halogen light is both a running cost and an interruption.

Two limits are worth stating. It is a general examination light: intense, well rendered and directional, but not a surgical light and not designed to eliminate shadow across a cavity. And the gooseneck, which is what makes it easy to position by hand, is also what distinguishes the X200 from the spring balanced articulated arm on the X240. A gooseneck is positioned by bending it, so somebody who wants to reposition a light repeatedly across a wide arc through the day may prefer the articulated version.

Key features

Colour rendering index of 95 with R9 at 88, reproducing deep reds accurately, which is the part of the spectrum that carries skin tone, blood and mucosa in a clinical examination.
32,000 lux at half a metre, falling to 14,000 at three quarters of a metre and 8,000 at one metre, so the working distance can be judged rather than guessed.
Intensity adjustable from 10 to 100 per cent, so the same light serves a bright procedural field and a gentler setting for an examination that does not need full output.
No infrared emission, holding the temperature rise in the light field to 2 degrees C or less, which keeps a long examination comfortable for the patient and the clinician.
Fully enclosed head with an antimicrobial coating on the painted finishes, so there are no vents to collect dust and the surface can be wiped between patients.
Flexible gooseneck with a pivot base, positioned by hand and holding where it is put, with 320 degrees of head rotation and a 10 degree beam.
LED engine rated beyond 50,000 hours, so there is no lamp to source, no bulb change and none of the downtime a failed halogen lamp causes mid-clinic.
12 W power consumption, which is where the running cost saving against a halogen equivalent comes from, on a light that may be switched on all day.
Head interchangeable across the mount range, so a light bought on a desk clamp can later be moved to a wall bracket, a rail clamp or a mobile base by buying the mount alone.

Specification limited to what is confirmed

  • Performance figures above are manufacturer data for the X200. They describe the model, not measured output from this individual light.
  • The mount supplied with this unit is confirmed before dispatch. The X200 is built in wall, rail clamp, desk clamp, weighted desk stand, fixed desk mount and mobile castor base versions, and the mount decides where it can be fitted.
  • Serial number, age and hours in service are not published here and are read from the unit on request.
  • The X200 uses a flexible gooseneck. The articulated spring balanced arm is the X240, and the two are not the same product.

Mount options across the range

Code Mount
X200LW Wall bracket
X200LR Rail clamp, for a wall mounted medical rail
X200LD Desk clamp
X200LDS Weighted desk stand
X200LFDM Fixed desk mount
X200LM Mobile base on five castors
XRAIL One metre medical rail, with wall fixings, for the rail clamp version

The light head is common to all of these, so a unit can be moved to a different mount later by buying the mount alone.

Condition and history

Pre-owned, previously in clinical use, with cosmetic marks consistent with that use. Photographs form part of the description and show the actual light offered.
No service history or electrical safety certificate is supplied. Testing on receipt and ongoing maintenance rest with the organisation operating the equipment.
Gooseneck condition is the thing to look at on a used light. The arm should hold its position without creeping down under the weight of the head. This one was flexed and checked before dispatch.

Routine checks and care

Task Interval
Wipe the head, arm and base with an approved disinfectant Between patients
Check the arm holds position and the head rotates freely Weekly
Inspect the lead, plug-top supply and mount fixings Monthly
Electrical safety testing Annually, or to local policy

Use cleaning products compatible with the coated finish, and avoid solvents, which damage the surface the antimicrobial coating sits on.

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