OVERVIEW
Bilismart Double-Surface LED Phototherapy treats neonatal hyperbilirubinemia (jaundice) by exposing the infant to blue light from two directions at once, for cases needing more intensive treatment than a single-surface unit. LED phototherapy works on the principle that living cells absorb and are influenced by light in ways with recognised regenerating and anti-inflammatory effects, and this device is engineered to deliver that light output consistently over a long service life.
FEATURES
- 15 bright LED lamps designed specifically for phototherapy treatment
- Rated lamp life around 25 times longer than conventional phototherapy lamps — 50,000 burning hours
- Peak light wavelength around 455nm
- Constant light intensity maintained for 20,000 hours
- Energy-saving SMPS electronic driver
- Built-in digital timer tracking total lamp usage and patient exposure time
- No unwanted UV or IR radiation reaching the baby
Frequently asked questions
What is double-surface phototherapy used for?
It treats neonatal jaundice (hyperbilirubinemia) by exposing the infant to blue light from two surfaces at once, for cases that need more intensive treatment than a single-surface unit.
How long do the LED lamps last?
They're rated for 50,000 burning hours — around 25 times longer than conventional phototherapy lamps — with constant intensity maintained for the first 20,000 hours.
Does it track how long the baby has been treated?
Yes — a built-in digital timer tracks both total lamp usage and the individual patient's exposure time.
Is the light safe for the infant's skin?
The device is designed to emit no unwanted UV or IR radiation, limiting exposure to the therapeutic blue light wavelength.
How does this differ from the single-surface unit?
The double-surface unit treats from two directions at once with 15 LEDs, for more intensive cases; the single-surface unit is a single overhead unit with 12 LEDs, suited to standard treatment.
