LG2Medical Lighting Guide 2016

Introduction

The new LG2: Hospitals and Healthcare Buildings, published in November 2008, replaces the 1989 version, and takes into account advances in lighting technology and medical practice.

This booklet is designed to be used in conjunction with the LG2 guide. It gives an overview to hospital engineers, electrical consultants and users regarding requirements for examination lighting and products manufactured by Glamox Luxo to fulfil the latest needs.

This second edition incorporates the advanced product design using latest high quality LED technology achieving lower energy consumption and maintenance with improved colour rendition and professional user recommended requirements.

Glamox Luxo are ISO 14001 compliant and adhere to with relevant environmental legislation; our aim is to be at the forefront in this field.

Our factories are ISO 13485 approved as a producer of medical equipment.

CE Medically approved.

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Table of Content

Page NoCorrect specification guide flow chart ..........................................................6–7LG2 Examination and diagnostic lighting ......................................................8–9Guide to Technical Terms and Standards .................................................. 10–11Minor Surgery Luminaires:- Aim 50 .................................................................................................12- Aim 100 ...............................................................................................13- Aim LED .......................................................................................... 14–15- Coolspot ...............................................................................................16Minor Treatment Luminaires:- Outpatient II ...........................................................................................17Examination/ Diagnostic Luminaires: - LHH LED Gen 1 ......................................................................................18- LHH LED Gen 2 ......................................................................................19- LHH LED CCT Gen 2 .............................................................................. 20- Nova ...................................................................................................21Lighting in Bedded Areas ........................................................................... 23 Ward Bedheads:- Carelite Gen 1 complete range ............................................................... 24- Carelite Gen 2 complete range ............................................................... 25- A55 .................................................................................................... 26Accessories:- Brackets for wall mounting LHH, Carelite and Nova ..................................... 27- Brackets for rail mounting ........................................................................ 28- Brackets for ceiling mounting .................................................................... 29 - Ceiling void mounts for LHH .................................................................... 30- Ceiling void mounts for Aim 50/ Aim 100/ Aim LED/ Outpatient II .................31- Trolley for LHH and magnifiers ................................................................. 32Emergency Back Up Supply for LHH G1 & G2 ranges .................................... 33Emergency Lighting Back Up/ Standby ....................................................34–35Medical Magnifiers: - LFM ..................................................................................................... 36Magnifiers:- Wave LED ............................................................................................ 37Magnifiers Dioptre Selection ....................................................................... 38Nurse Station – Work Task Areas:- Trace task light ...................................................................................... 39Product Procedure Guide .......................................................................40–41Steritouch ............................................................................................42–43Glamox Luxo General Lighting Catalogue & Topics ................................... 44–45

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ENEC ApprovalsThis flow chart helps you decide which standards need to be applied, depending on where the luminaire is to be used and what it is used for: Luminaire

To be used forexaminations or

diagnostics?

To be usedin clinical areas

in hospitals?

Portable? Portable?

For proceduresand surgery?

ENEC EN 60598-1EMC: EN 55015

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EN 60601-1 (2000)EMC: EN 60601-1-2 (2000)

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LG2 Examination and diagnostic lighting

Note:That in accordance with Health Technical Memorandum HTM2011, LG2 also call for “Grade A” standby lighting for areas where essential activities need to carry on during mains failure. Glamox Luxo produce a 150VA emergency power supply for these areas which will run up to 3 LHH’s or one Outpatient II/ Aim 50/ Aim 100/ Coolspot for 2 hours after main failure.

For further information on Glamox Luxo emergency battery backups see Page 31.

Room Lux Level @ 1 metre Requirement Glamox Luxo Luminaire General bedded areas 300 Patient reading and nursing care Carelite G1 & G2, A55W

15–20 Watch lighting Carelite G21,000 For treatment at bed position Carelite G2 & LHH G2

Intensive therapy, high dependency and coronary units

400 Clinical observation A55W1,000 Examination LHH G1

LHH G2Nurse stations (staff bases) 300 Daytime Trace

30–200 Night timeAnesthesia Room 1,000 Head of trolley LHH G1

LHH G2Plaster room/ minor ops theatre 15,000–30,000 By minor ops luminaire if used

for dual purposes Aim 50Aim 100Aim LED

Day Surgery 15,000–30,000 At operating table by minor ops luminaire

Aim 50Aim 100Aim LED

Resuscitation area 30,000–60,000 Aim 100 Aim LED

Minor treatment rooms or cubicles 15,000–30,000 LHH G1LHH G2LHH G2 CCT

Examination room 15,000–30,000 Locally on couch LHH G1LHH G2LHH G2 CCT

Maternity and neonatal units 1,000 (minimum) LHH G1LHH G2LHH G2 CCT

Neonatal units 15,000–30,000 At cot/ incubator LHH G2 LHH G2 CCT

Mortuaries 5,000 Post mortem table/ dissecting bench

LHH G1LHH G2LHH G2 CCTNova

15,000–30,000 For forensic work LHH G2 CCTAim 50Aim 100Nova

Ophthalmology 1,000 At chair LHH G2LHH G2 CCT

Pathology lab 1,000 On bench LHH G1LHH G2LHH G2 CCT

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ENECThis is a European mark that certifies the electrical safety and performance of the product.

Medical CE MarkThe CE mark on a medical fitting means it is a Class 1 medical device according to 93/42/EEC, and suitable for diagnostic purposes.

EN55015Electromagnetic compatibility of electrical lighting 89/336/EEC.

EN60598-1Luminaires, general requirements and tests.

EN60958-2-1Fixed general purpose luminaires.

EN60958-2-4Portable general purpose luminaires.

EN60958-2-25Luminaires for clinical areas of hospitals and healthcare buildings.

EN60601-1Medical electrical equipment safety requirements.

EN60601-1-2Electromagnetic compatibility for medical luminaires.

EN60601-2-41Safety of surgical luminaires and luminaires for diagnosis.

Colour Temperature (K) – Measure in degrees of Kelvin. This is a way of describing the appearance of the light i.e. “warm” (low colour temperature 3000K or below) or “cool” (higher colour temperature 4000K and above). Note a high colour temperature does not necessarily mean high colour rendering.

Colour Rendering (Ra) – This is a means of describing how well a light source renders colours. For general areas a colour rendering of Ra80 is adequate. For critical areas Ra90 and above should be specified.

Illuminance (Lux) – A measure of light falling on a surface. An examination lamp may quote a lux level but this is dependent on the distance from the light to the subject. So when looking at the specification the distance that the lux level is quoted should be noted. Normally it is at 1 metre unless otherwise stated.

Luminance (cd/m2) – A measure of the brightness of a light source or luminaire. Some medical lights and luminaires used in wards have luminance limits in certain angles to ensure patients do not suffer from glare.

Spring Balanced Arm – This is an adjustable arm that supports a medical luminaire that is self-balancing, so it does not rely on friction or tightening nuts to hold the arm in place.

Jac Jacobsen (1901-1996) was in his thirties when he launched Luxo L-1. He soon realized that his spring balanced arm would carry a variety of different luminaires for various purposes, including illuminated magnifiers.The philosophy and knowledge from the development of the L-1 is being maintained in our modern products. They all have perfect balance, and careful ergonomics built into them.

1800K 4000K 5500K 8000K 12000K 16000K

Candle flame Natural white

Cool white

Daylight

Guide to Technical Terms and Standards

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Minor Surgery Minor Surgery

Aim 50Overlapping multi reflector design for excellent shadow reduction makes Aim 50 ideal for use in minor surgery, resuscitation areas and within the pathology and forensics departments. Supplied with 3 x 50w 12v GU5.3 tungsten halogen lamps (AIM 50) giving 41,000 lux @ 1.0m. Colour rendering Index CRI 96 – colour temperature 3100 Kelvin.

Lamp type: 3 x Tungsten halogen

Options: Wall/ ceiling/ trolley

Aim 100The fitting is supplied with 3 multi facedted reflectors to cover the complete field of operation and gives excellent shadow reduction. Aim 100 is ideal to use within minor surgery, day surgery, resuscitation areas, pathlogy and forensics, cosmetic surgery and maxillofacial, dermatology departments. Supplied with 3 x 35w 12v GY6.35 tungsten halogen capsule lamps (AIM 100) giving 65,000 lux @ 1.0m. Colour rendering Index CRI 97 – colour temperature 3500 Kelvin

Lamp type: 3 x Tungsten halogen

Options: Wall/ ceiling/ trolley

1312

Minor Surgery

Aim LEDMedical luminaire for examinations, minor surgery and treatment procedures. Voltage from (V): 230, Lumen value supplied light source (lm): 45,000Supplied with 3 x LED units, 4300K, 20,000 hours life (AIM LED) giving 45,000 lux at 1 metre. Colour rendering Index CRI 92 – colour temperature 4300 Kelvin.

Lamp type LED (45,000)

Options Wall / ceiling / trolley

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Minor Surgery

CoolspotIs a unique product in it’s range and offers a very compact head with high intensity output, with a choice of beam diameter and colour temperature. These features make it perfect for obstetrics and gynaecology, dermatologist, plastic surgeons and emergency rooms. Supplied complete with (20V) 1 x 150w GU5.3 tungsten halogen lamp, using the “low” setting lamp life is 500hrs.

Lamp type 1 x 150w Tungsten Halogen

Options Wall/ ceiling/ trolley

Minor Treatment

Outpatient IIIs a superior choice for value. The overlap design of the lamps provides excellent shadow reduction. The result is a homogenous light, even if the light intensity is reduced by obstructions. It is ideal for procedures and examination of patients.Provides 70,500 Lux at 0.6m Class 1 medical device 93/42 EEC.

Lamp type 3 x 50w halogen

Options Wall/ ceiling/ trolley

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LHH - Illumination, work field (D10) and work-distance

LHH LED

Examination/ Diagnostic

LHH LEDDepending on the type of examination or procedure or treatment. The LHH luminaires has several options designed for quality and performance.

Lamp type LED (15,000 lux)

Options Wall/ ceiling/ trolley/ trunking/ rail mounting

LHH - Illumination, work field (D10) and work-distance

LHH LED G2

Examination/ Diagnostic

LHH GEN 2 LEDDepending on the type of examination or procedure or treatment. The LHH luminaire has several options designed for quality and performance. Strategic photometrically designed multiple LED to improve cavity illumination & reduced shadowing. CRI is 95 (CRI on R9: 98). Approx. 35,000lux at 1m and 120,000lux at 0.5m, 4000K. D10 is 300mm on 1.0m, 160mm on 0.5m.

Lamp type LED (35,000 lux)

Options Wall/ ceiling/ trolley/ trunking/ rail mounting

0.5 m0.5 m

1.0 m1.0 m

1918

3500K 4000K 4500K

Examination/ Diagnostic

LHH GEN 2 LED CCTThe high quality LED colour temperature selection incorporating high quality R9 value brings higher definition and quality light to examination, diagnostic and minor treatment procedures. Strategic photometrically designed multiple LED to improve cavity illumination & reduced shadowing. CRI is 95 (CRI on R9: 98). Approx. 25,000lux at 1.0m and 65,000lux at 0.5m. CCT: Step 3500/4000/4500K. D10 is 300mm on 1.0m, 160mm on 0.5m.

Lamp type LED (25,000 lux) includes colour change option

Options Wall/ ceiling/ trolley/ trunking/ rail mounting

Examination/ Diagnostic

NovaThe Nova double LED is ideal for mortuaries or post mortems. CR (Colour rendering index): 93. Colour temperature of 4600K 40,000 hours average LED life.

Lamp type LED

Options Wall/ ceiling/ trolley/ trunking/ rail mounting

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Lighting in Bedded Areas

Patient wards are one of the most challenging areas to light well, as the considerations of the patient as well as the staff need to be taken into account. These areas are occupied 24 hours a day and lighting needs to cater for patient comfort and relaxation, doctor and nurse treatment, night time safety and observation, as well as catering for mains failure and emergencies.

Depending on the design on the ward either combination of the A55W wall mounted uplight/ downlight can be used to illuminate the area and provide light on the bed.

Alternative recessed or surface lighting with combination of individual wall mounted Carelite G2 luminaires can provide 300 lux on the bed together with controlled dimmed reading illumination and night watch facility also meets bedside examination and treatment light level requirement.

Area Lux Comments

General Lighting 100 At floor level

Patient Reading 300 1m are near pillow

General Nursing 300 Over bed with uniformity better than 0.5.

Night Light 5 In central area with 0.5 lux max at pillow

Watch Lighting 15-20 At bedhead

Examination or Treatment 1,000 Can be provided by trolley mounted examina-tion luminaire at bedhead

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Carelite Gen ISupplied with 1 x TC-TE 18 watt or 1 x 11 watt energy saving lamp or 1 x integrated LED module 8w. The luminaire is certified for maximum 40w. Carelite LED: Correlated colour temperature (CCT) is 3000k, colour rendition (CRI) is 93.

Lamp type 1 x TC-TE 18 watt

1 x 11 watt energy saving lamp

1 x integrated LED module 8w

Options On/off dimming available in LED version only

Extension arm version available to extend over wall, trunking or other apparatus Wall/ ceiling/ trolley/ trunking/ rail mounting

248

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Carelite Gen 2It is the use of modern LED light sources that has made it possible to reduce the size of the new lamp head, compared with the original. Still, the integrated ergonomic handle remains an important feature, enabling the patient to direct the light exactly where required with minimal effort. The switch is positional exactly where the thumb will find it when the hand grabs the handle. This makes operation easy even for patients with disabilities. Carelite is fully dimmable.

Integrated night-watchCarelite is equipped with night-watch, an observation light for the nurse to check on the patient.

Lamp type 1 x integrated LED module 8w

Options On/ off dimming version,

Extension arm version available to extend over wall, trunking or other apparatus Wall/ trunking/ rail mounting

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A55-WThe A55-W LED is a wall mounted bedhead luminaire for medical care use, with a design and light quality that contributes to a domestic ambience in the ward or patient room. Still it has all the technical features needed for use in modern healthcare environments.

A wide variety of optionsThe design of Glamox A55-W LED allows for a wide variety of options. The luminaire can be equipped with up to four 230V mains sockets. It can also be configured for low voltage equipment such as emergency switches and data modules. We can deliver A55-W LED inset with up to four empty installation housings.

Glamox A55-W has a curved design with smooth rounded corners, and no sharp edges. The slanted top ensures that cups and other objects that could topple and fall down cannot be placed on top of the luminiare. It fulfils relevant lighting requirements in the European standard EN 60598-2-25 – Luminaires for use in clinical areas of hospitals and healthcare buildings.

Lamp type T5 Fluorescent LEDOptions Wall

191

95

880/1180

600

926/1226

191

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Brackets – Wall for LHH, Carelite and Nova

For a full range of Glamox Luxo brackets and fixing please see our full medical catalogue.

Brackets can facilitate through wiring.

2726

Brackets - Rail

The rail bracket can be used with our aluminium extruded wall rails also compatible with some service supply pendants.

Brackets - Ceiling

The ceiling mount works with all Glamox Luxo wall version luminaires. It saves valuable space in the room and adds a wide radius of movement. Standard length of drop tube is 600mm. The length of the drop tube can be cut on site to suit the needs required but is delivered with 1.0m drop.

Bracket facilitates through wiring.

2928

Ceiling Void Mount for LHH

Where there is a void between the solid ceiling and a suspended ceiling a Ceiling Void Bracket (CVM) is available. This is suitable for ceiling voids from 0.4m to 1.5m and is cut to length on site.

Continuous through wiring facility from ceiling pole.

Ceiling Void Mount for Aim range and Outpatient IIThe ceiling void mount provides a solid support fix between the solid concrete ceiling structure and a suspended ceiling. It is 1.5m long, and can be cut to the required length on site.

3130

Trolley - LHH range and Magnifiers

The standard trolley can be used with LHH Gen 1 and Gen 2. It comprises of 5 castors making movability easy to position where required. Extra weight base can also be purchased to use in conjunction with our magnifiers.

Emergency Back Up Supply LHH G1 and G2

Standby lighting is classified as Grade A or Grade B in line with the requirements of Health Technical Memorandum HTM2011 (34). It is required in certain parts of the hospital to enable essentials activities to be carried out in the event of a mains failure. Hospitals normally work in two standards of illuminance. In critical areas such as operating theatres, delivery rooms and high dependency units, the quality of standby lighting should equal, or near equal (90+%), to the normal mains lighting level; this is classified as Grade A. Non-critical but important areas will required lighting to a reduced level, generally 50% of the normal mains level; this is classified as Grade B.

The two standard of standby lighting recommended are: - Grade A: lighting that is of a quality that equals, or nearly equals (i.e. 90+%),

that provided the normal mains lighting. In additional certain Grade A classified areas, such as operating theatres, must have sustained lighting so that no outage is experienced.

- Grade B: lighting that is at a reduced level, i.e. between 50% of normal mains level. The exact level should be determined by the task activity and its ability to be carried out properly.

Note: In hospitals and nursing homes, selective switching or dimming of lamps will reduce the overall light output below that of its “installed” level. At such times, this lower lighting level describes the task requirement. Therefore the standby lighting, if achieved during this period (whether Grade A or Grade B ad defined above), should relate to the lower level condition.

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Medical MagnifiersLFM Medical LFM is a lightweight magnifier with an all-metal construction, LED light sources, and a flexible spring-balanced arm in the Luxo tradition. The arm provides long reach and maximum vertical and horizontal movement, and will always stay in the right position without drifting. The flexibility of the joint between lamp head and arm makes exact positioning easy.

Options Desk/ clamp / trolley

Lamp 22 watt fluorescent

Shadow-freeThe glass lens is positioned in the middle of the circular tube, the ideal way of illuminating an object, virtually eliminating shadows.

Accessory lensesLFM Medical can be equipped with a secondary suction lens of 4D, 6D or 10D.

Accessory lensesThe extra lens is easily pushed on from underneath.

Magnifiers

Wave LEDDual array LED lamps with individual control located in the head allows the user to select best illumination level and balance angle of light for many examination and minor treatment procedures.

Options Desk/ clamp/ trolley

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Nurse Station – Work Task Areas

TraceTrace is a compact LED task light, with excellent light output and minimalistic design. A slim arm carries the distinct lamp head, which has the form of a superellipse, a square with rounded edges. The task light changes shape and expression when seen from different angles. In spite of its modest size, Trace has a definite presence and posture that makes it suitable for most modern office environments. The combination of simple lines and an elegantly shaped lamp head gives it a distinct personality.

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SteriTouch antimicrobial power coating

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- The active component holds approvals for the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and the European Food Safety Agency (EFSA).

- SteriTouch® means permanent, long-lasting antimicrobial performance

- Works continuously and effectively for products lifetime

- SteriTouch® is use extensively in many healthcare and consumer brands

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Competing for patients

Following a comprehensive reform package in 2006, universal medical care in the Netherlands is achieved not through a pre-dominantly government-run system, but through an insurance market that aims to be patient-focused and competitive. As a result, Dutch hospitals compete for patients not only on medical quality, but also on service and ambience.

Dutch hospitals compete on medical quality, service and ambience

The 2006 heAlThcAre reForms were the product of nearly two decades of discussions, and were intro-duced in response to a number of problems that will be recognizable in many countries: A two-tier system of private health insurance for the rich and state co-verage for the rest; inefficient and complex bureau-cracy; lengthy waiting lists and lack of patient focus.

Following the 2006 reforms, the government only acts as regulator of the healthcare system. It no longer manages the majority of funds, nor does it control volumes, prices or productive capacity. Instead, the quality of care is driven by patient demand. The scheme is paid for through a mix of insurance funds,

taxes and employer contributions. health insurance is now mandatory for all Dutch citizens above the age of 18.

Competing for patients – and fundshospitals, like other health-related institutions in the Net-herlands, are predominantly owned and operated by locally controlled, private not-for-profit foundations. In order to attract patients – and the money that comes with the pati-ent – hospitals focus on quality, choice and efficiency. This includes service elements such as hotel-standard rooms and choice of meals; pleasant and decorative surroundings with quality furnishings and excellent lighting solutions. every

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