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Frequently Asked Questions

• Where can I use task lighting power strips?

  Use Task Lighting's angled power strips under kitchen cabinets and countertops, vertically along the side of a bathroom mirror, an office desktop, in the shop, garage, craft room, home entertainment center, and more! Tamper-resistant receptacles. Mounting hardware included.

• Why choose our energy-efficient task lighting solutions?

  Our energy-efficient Task Lighting solutions not only keep your office space illuminated so employees can stay focused, but also complement modern decor.

• What type of controls do I need for my lighting system?

  Microprocessor control, programmable controller or central computer control are recommended for multiple closed spaces or large zones. Touchtone telephone or manual override controls should be provided if microprocessor, programmable controller or central computer control is provided. Open Space Lighting Controls.

• What type of lighting should be used in ADP areas?

  Generally, ADP areas should have the same lighting as offices. If the area contains special work stations for computer graphics, dimmable fluorescent lighting may be required.

• What are the different types of surgical lighting?

  Two lamp types are conventional (incandescent) and LED (light emitting diode). Surgical lighting configurations may include ceiling-mounted, wall-mounted, or on floor stand.

• What are floor standing surgical lights used for?

  For greater mobility, floor standing surgical lights are standalone and typically on wheels enabling them to move room to room. Mobile floor standing lights are often used in examinations. All three types play an important role in illuminating a surgical site during a procedure.

• What makes led surgical lighting so bright?

  Initially LED surgical lighting used a combination of red, green, blue and white LEDs to achieve a bright white illuminance. This strategy was the primary means to achieve high light output superior to what using all white LEDs could produce.

• What are the dimensions and weight of a surgical light?

  The approximate dimensions are 400-700mm for a light head diameter and the approximate weight is 45kg. The weight can vary depending on the number of light heads attached to the system. The lifespan of a surgical light is measured in its L70 value, which is how long the light will last until its brightness is 70% of its original value.