Karl Storz Xenon Nova 300 20134020

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Key Features:

• 300 W Xenon Lamp – High-intensity illumination for demanding endoscopic procedures.
• Daylight-Quality Light – Approximately 6000 K colour temperature for natural colour reproduction.
• Manual Brightness Control – Allows convenient adjustment of light intensity according to procedural requirements.
• Rapid Full Intensity – Reaches full illumination almost immediately without a prolonged warm-up period.
• Karl Storz Compatibility – Designed for integration with compatible Karl Storz endoscopic systems.
• Compact Design – Practical form factor suitable for operating rooms and endoscopy environments.

Technical Highlights:

• Xenon illumination technology with a nominal 300 W lamp.
• 6000 K initial colour temperature provides bright, natural-looking illumination.
• Constant lamp power supports stable light output during procedures.
• Opto-mechanical attenuator enables manual light adjustment across a broad intensity range.
• Supports video, cine and still photographic documentation in endoscopic applications.

Applications:

The Karl Storz Xenon Nova 300 can be used for:

• General Endoscopic Surgery
• Laparoscopy
• Arthroscopy
• Urology
• Gynaecology
• ENT Procedures
• Thoracoscopy
• Cystoscopy
• Operating Theatre & Endoscopy Units

Key Benefits:

• Provides powerful, high-intensity illumination for improved endoscopic visualisation.
• Delivers natural colour rendition for clearer tissue differentiation.
• Enables precise brightness adjustment during procedures.
• Supports reliable video and photographic documentation.
• Compact and practical for integration into established endoscopy systems.
• Suitable for hospitals, surgical centres and specialist endoscopy departments.

Why Choose Karl Storz Xenon Nova 300 20134020?

The Karl Storz Xenon Nova 300 20134020 combines 300 W Xenon illumination, daylight-like colour temperature and manual intensity control in a purpose-built endoscopy light source. It is a practical choice for facilities requiring bright, consistent illumination and dependable visualisation across a range of endoscopic procedures