Karl Storz Xenon 300 20133120

Includes:

- Karl Storz Xenon 300 20133120

Key Features:

• 300 W Xenon lamp for high-intensity illumination
• Daylight-like colour rendition for clear tissue visualisation
• Manual and automatic brightness control
• Designed for fibre-optic endoscopy
• Rapid full-intensity output without a warm-up period
• Integrated anti-fog air filtration/pump
• BNC video connections and optional SCB interface support

Technical Highlights:

• 300 W Xenon short-arc lamp with parabolic reflector
• Microprocessor-controlled light attenuation
• Automatic brightness adjustment via video signal feedback
• 0.2 µm anti-fog air filter
• Forced-air cooling with temperature monitoring
• Compatible with KARL STORZ endoscopic imaging systems

Applications:

The Karl Storz Xenon 300 is suitable for:

• General endoscopic surgery
• Laparoscopy
• Arthroscopy
• Rigid and flexible endoscopy
• Surgical visualisation and endoscopic documentation

Key Benefits:

• Delivers powerful, consistent illumination
• Provides excellent colour reproduction
• Supports precise visualisation during endoscopic procedures
• Automatic brightness control helps maintain stable image illumination
• Robust design for demanding clinical environments

Why Choose Karl Storz Xenon 300 20133120?

The Karl Storz Xenon 300, model 20133120, is a reliable and high-performance light source used primarily in laparoscopy. It provides a powerful 300W Xenon light, delivering bright, natural white light that enhances visibility during minimally invasive procedures. This ensures a clear view, helping medical professionals conduct surgeries with precision. With a lamp life expectancy of 1000 hours and a 500-hour warranty, the Xenon 300 guarantees lasting performance and exceptional durability. Its advanced connectivity options include BNC video in/out and a 6-pin Mini-Din SCB interface, allowing seamless integration with other Karl Storz equipment, enhancing its adaptability in various surgical settings. The Xenon 300's versatility extends to its use in endoscopy, surgical headlamps, and fiber optic illumination, making it a valuable asset for any modern operating theatre. This used unit promises both reliability and superior illumination, essential for the demanding requirements of medical professionals.