Adjustable Intensity: OT lights offer adjustable light intensity to suit the specific requirements of the surgical procedure. Surgeons can control the light intensity to optimize visibility.

Color Temperature Control: Many modern OT lights allow surgeons to adjust the color temperature of the light to match their preferences or the specific needs of the procedure.

Shadow Reduction: Surgical lights are designed to minimize shadows and provide uniform illumination, ensuring that the surgical field is well-lit and free from dark areas.

Spotlight Mode: Some OT lights have a spotlight mode, which provides a concentrated beam of light for focused examination and illumination of specific areas within the surgical field.

Dimmable: The lights are dimmable to accommodate different surgical phases, from initial incision to suturing, where varying degrees of illumination are required.

Adjustable Light Field Size: Surgical lights often allow for the adjustment of the size of the illuminated field to match the size of the surgical area or the depth of the incision.

Long Reach and Articulation: The lights can be adjusted for long reach and have multiple articulation points, allowing them to be precisely positioned above the patient’s body without obstructing the surgical team.

Sterile Handle Controls: To prevent contamination, many surgical lights are equipped with sterile handle controls, allowing surgeons to adjust light settings without touching the control panel.

LED Lighting: Modern OT lights primarily use LED (Light-Emitting Diode) technology, which provides bright, white light with excellent color rendering and energy efficiency. LEDs have a longer lifespan than traditional incandescent or halogen bulbs.

Mobile and Ceiling-Mounted: Surgical lights can be mounted on the ceiling or on mobile stands, offering flexibility in positioning and mobility within the operating room.

Integration with Ceiling Systems: Ceiling-mounted lights can often be integrated into ceiling systems that also house medical equipment and monitor displays, creating an efficient and ergonomic operating room environment.

Camera Integration: Some OT lights can be integrated with cameras and video systems, enabling the recording and transmission of surgical procedures for educational or documentation purposes.

Infection Control: Lights are designed with smooth, sealed surfaces and materials that can be easily cleaned and disinfected to meet strict infection control standards.