Olympus EVIS EXERA III CLV-190 Xenon Light Source
Olympus EVIS EXERA III CLV-190 Xenon Light Source
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The Olympus EVIS EXERA III CLV-190 Xenon Light Source provides clinicians with brighter, more powerful imaging.
With the CLV-190, pre-procedure setup is easier and more efficient. The light source features a one-step connector, reduced operating noise, increased light intensity and more state of the art features. For more information, contact an Avante representative today.
Features
- One-step connector for streamlined pre-procedure setup.
- Updated cooling fan design helps to maintain a comfortable temperature.
- Bright lamp for brighter Narrow Band Imaging (NBI) observation.
- NBI provides twice the viewable distance and offers enhanced visualization of healthy or abnormal tissue.
- Reduced fan speed helps to control noise during procedures.
- Link connection to peripheral devices accelerates transmission speed.
- Light intensity automatically adjusts to achieve optimal illumination for each use.
- Intuitive backlit front panel indicators and controls.
Specifications
Power Supply
- Voltage: 100 - 240 V AC; within ± 10%
- Frequency: 50/60 Hz; within ± 3 Hz
- Consumption electric power: 600 VA
Size
- Dimensions: 14.6 in W x 5.9 in H x 18.7 in D (standard) |15.4 in W x 6.8 in H x 21.7 in D (maximum)
- Weight: 41.8 lb
Illumination
- Examination lamp: 41.8 lb
- Average lamp life: Approximately 500 hours of continuous use (with intermittent use, the lamp life may vary slightly)
- Ignition method: Switching regulator
- Brightness adjustment: Light-path diaphragm control
- Cooling: Forced-air cooling
- Intensity mode: Normal or high intensity
- NBI observation: Available
- Color conversion: Possible using special-purpose filter
- Emergency lamp: Halogen lamp (within mirror) 12 V 35 W
- Average emergency lamp life: Approximately 500 hours
