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B100 Infant Phototherapy LED: Safe, Effective Jaundice Treatment for Newborns

The B100 Infant Phototherapy LED is a hospital quality phototherapy machine to help reduce the excess bilirubin in the blood of a newborn baby who has neonatal jaundice. It is designed for hospitals, maternity clinics and NICUs in Pakistan that rely on unreliable and inconsistent mains power.

Key Features & Benefits

• High intensity blue LED spectrum (450 to 470 nm): This is the exact range of wavelengths that has been demonstrated to be effective in changing the chemical structure of bilirubin into a safe excretable form. Off spectrum light just cannot work as quickly, so the recovery time is directly affected by its precision.
• Stable output during voltage fluctuation: This is a common challenge in Pakistani hospitals when they experience voltage fluctuations. If the input voltage drops, the B100 Infant Phototherapy LED keeps irradiating at the same level, which means that the treatment remains effective throughout. 
• Long life LED array (rated 20,000+ hours): Clinics that conduct daily phototherapy sessions with B100 Infant Phototherapy LED will benefit from lower running costs due to the array of long life LEDs. 
• Adjustable height and irradiance control: Nurses can place the B100 Infant Phototherapy LED unit exactly over the top of an incubator or bassinet and adjust the intensity depending upon the baby’s weight and bilirubin level, not using a one size fits all setting. 
• Low heat emission design: Decreases the danger of overheating a newborn infant during longer play sessions, particularly during a hot season when ambient nursery temperatures are high.
• Simple digital timer and display: Staff can time treatment accurately with the B100 Infant Phototherapy LED without having to manually record the time using a stopwatch, thereby minimizing human error in recording treatment times. 

Who Should Buy This / Use Cases

The B100 Infant Phototherapy LED suits maternity hospitals, private clinics and NICUs treating ordinary cases of jaundice that are prevalent in the Pakistani neonates because of genetic and early feeding factors. It is also a practical solution in smaller clinics in cities and towns where load shedding is a common occurrence, as the unit maintains consistent performance during fluctuations in electrical power, which means that the session need not be restarted or extended in case of a brief drop in the electrical power. 

For the distributors who are distributing the same to government and private hospitals, it is a reliable extra that they can add to a neonatal equipment lineup, especially in areas where humidity and heat already cause additional stress on electronic medical equipment. 

Why Choose Capasee Electro Medical Engineering

Capasee Electro Medical Engineering has been in business for years and years, supplying neonatal and general hospital equipment built for Pakistani conditions, not just on paper. All the B100 Infant Phototherapy LED units are subjected to quality testing prior to departure, and the company offers a standard warranty and real after sales service, such as spare parts provision, servicing, etc., not a one off sale and silence. That continuous support is equally important for hospitals and clinics as the devices. 

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the lights for bilirubin in infants?

High levels of bilirubin in babies are treated using phototherapy (light therapy), which is usually in the blue light spectrum (450nm to 470 nm). Billirubin molecules in the skin are modified by the light, which makes them easier for the body to eliminate in the urine and stool.

How many hours of phototherapy for newborns?

The number of treatment sessions varies based on the infant’s bilirubin level and their response, but most babies undergo treatment for 24 to 72 hours, and subsequently the number of sessions is determined by the return of the blood bilirubin levels. The exact schedule is determined by the doctor for each infant.

Which light is given in a phototherapy machine?

The phototherapy machines are powered with blue LED or fluorescent light in the wavelength range of 450 nm to 470 nm because this range of light is best for breaking down bilirubin in an infant’s skin.

Which light is good for newborn baby jaundice?

Much of the phototherapy equipment used for neonatal jaundice, including LED based equipment such as the B100, is designed around the 450 nm to 470 nm range of blue light, which is believed to be the most effective.

Is phototherapy the same as LED?

Not exactly. Phototherapy is the treatment; LED is a form of light source that can be used to treat it. There are older phototherapy units that use fluorescent tubes, but LED units, such as the B100, are preferred as they emit a more uniform light and less heat.

Get in Touch

To enquire about the price, specifications, or bulk ordering of the B100 Infant Phototherapy LED, please contact Capasee Electro Medical Engineering directly. Our team can help hospitals, clinics, and distributors with the proper configuration for their neonatal care requirements.