Quattroluci Led

A Fusion of Innovation
and Aerodynamic Form

Cutting-Edge Design Meets Unmatched Technology

The aerodynamic shape and structural strength of the Quattroluci LED surgical light reflect the very essence of RIMSA’s mission—delivering advanced technology, superior quality, and unrivaled performance.

QUATTROLUCI LED Surgical Lamp

The Quattroluci LED surgical lamp by RIMSA stands out for its:
1 – Simplicity
2 – Functionality
3 – Essentiality
4 – User Engagement

Its sleek and aerodynamic design encloses state-of-the-art lighting technology, ensuring exceptional performance during every stage of surgery or clinical examination.

Features

3D Light

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Direct Light

Accessories

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Battery Group

QUATTROLUCI LED Available Configurations

Technical Specifications

Illuminance at 1 Meter (Ec)

160.000 Lux

Lamp Head Diameter

60 cm

Color Temperature

4.500 K

Light Field Diameter

300 mm

LED Lifespan

> 60.000 hours

Light Intensity Control

15-100%

Engineered to Perform from Every Angle

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3D Light

At the center of the lamp, an additional module of 9 LEDs has been integrated, equipped with special reflectors designed to project light deeply. The 3D deep light ensures excellent three-dimensional illumination, especially within body cavities, assisting the surgeon with optimal visibility during procedures.

Certification Notice

“Certified B Corporation” is a trademark licensed by B Lab, a private non-profit organization, to companies like ours that have successfully completed the B Impact Assessment (“BIA”) and therefore meet the requirements set by B Lab for social and environmental performance, accountability, and transparency.
It is specified that B Lab is not a conformity assessment body as defined by Regulation (EU) No 765/2008, nor is it a national, European, or international standardization body as per Regulation (EU) No 1025/2012. The criteria of the BIA are distinct and independent from the harmonized standards resulting from ISO norms or other standardization bodies, and they are not ratified by national or European public institutions.