Primary care - GP
Excellent lighting performance to suit your healthcare specialty and budget.
High-Performance Lighting for Primary Care
Our superior performance medical lighting for primary care is flexible to suit your healthcare speciality and budget requirements. We excel at creating the highest-quality lighting solutions for hospitals, surgeries and Primary Care.
Minor surgery lighting
HD-LED Minor Surgical Lighting. HD-LED is a breakthrough technology with vastly better performance than standard-definition LED or conventional surgical lights.
Examination Lighting
The examination lights can be ceiling-mounted, desk-mounted, wall-mounted, rail-mounted and mobile-mounted. From the advanced best-in-class, anti-microbial Coolview CLED23 to Optica MDV and Optica WDS(Woods) illuminated magnifiers.
Astralite®
HD-LED Minor Surgical Lighting. HD-LED is a breakthrough technology with vastly better performance than standard definition LED or conventional surgical lights.
Astralite® Telescopic
Astralite® Telescopic offers the benefits of the Astralite range, on a mobile base with an adjustable height stand. Ideal for small examination rooms and emergency areas.
Coolview® CLED23
Advanced best-in-class lighting intensity, anti-microbial examination lamp.
Coolview® CLED10
Excellent lighting performance to suit your healthcare specialty and budget.
Coolview® CLED30
New Generation Examination Lights
Powerful examination lights designed as multi-purpose, affordable professional lights recommended for gynaecology, cervical screening, dermatology, patient care, general, and emergency care.
Coolview® CLED50
New Generation Examination Lights
Providing a high intensity, bright natural light, Coolview CLED50 is perfect for medical consultation in primary care and medical clinics.
Optica MDV
Flexible LED Illuminated Magnifier Optimal Colour
Optica WDS
Flexible Woods Light Magnifier Optimal Colour for dermatology and veterinary use.
Latest Article
The Operating Theatre of Tomorrow: Designing for Uncertainty, Not Assumptions
Walk into an operating theatre early in the morning and you’ll often find the ultraclean ventilation running at full speed, with no patient and no staff in the room. It is a system designed for the worst case and run as if the worst case were always happening.
In this article, Richard McAuley, National Specification Manager at Brandon Medical, looks at how NHS estates teams can design theatres for a 20 to 30 year lifespan without knowing exactly what will happen inside them. He covers the space robotic surgery needs and the connectivity that 4K imaging and AI require. He makes the case for open protocols and modular infrastructure over proprietary lock-in. He also explains how sensors built into the surgical light can monitor air quality, surgical smoke and noise, and allow ventilation to scale back when a theatre is empty.
Most of the theatres that will be in use in 2040, the NHS net-zero target year, are already standing. McAuley argues that intelligent retrofit, not rebuilding, is the realistic way forward.
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