Phototherapy Unit

A Phototherapy Unit is a medical device used to treat neonatal jaundice by delivering controlled blue light therapy to newborn babies with elevated bilirubin levels. Commonly used in hospitals, maternity wards, NICUs, and pediatric clinics, the unit helps reduce bilirubin safely and effectively, minimizing the need for invasive treatments.

 Key Features

• High-Intensity Blue Light Therapy – Helps break down excess bilirubin in newborns
• LED or Fluorescent Technology – Energy-efficient illumination with long operational life
• Adjustable Light Intensity – Allows customized treatment based on patient needs
• Wide Irradiation Area – Ensures effective and uniform light coverage
• Digital Display & Timer – Enables easy monitoring of treatment duration and settings
• Low Heat Emission – Enhances patient comfort and safety during therapy
• Portable & Mobile Design – Easy movement between wards and treatment areas

 Applications

• Treatment of neonatal jaundice
• NICU and maternity ward care
• Pediatric and neonatal clinics
• Hospital newborn care units

 Benefits

• Safe and effective bilirubin reduction
• Non-invasive treatment method
• Energy-efficient and long-lasting operation
• Improves neonatal care and recovery
• Easy operation for healthcare professionals

 Product Specifications

• Product Type: Neonatal Phototherapy Unit
• Light Source: LED or fluorescent lamps
• Application: Treatment of neonatal jaundice
• Display: Digital control panel (model dependent)
• Mobility: Fixed or mobile stand design
• Power Supply: AC powered with optional battery backup on some models

 Safety Information

• For professional healthcare use only
• Monitor infant temperature and hydration during therapy
• Use protective eye covers for neonates during treatment
• Maintain regular cleaning and performance checks