Infant LED Phototherapy Lamp – Neonatal Jaundice Treatment Unit

The Infant Phototherapy Lamp is a neonatal medical device designed to provide therapeutic blue-light phototherapy for newborn babies with neonatal hyperbilirubinemia (jaundice). Phototherapy works by exposing the infant's skin to light within an appropriate blue wavelength range. The light helps transform bilirubin in the skin into forms that can be more readily eliminated by the baby's body, thereby supporting the clinical management of elevated bilirubin levels. The lamp is typically positioned above an infant bassinet, cot, radiant warmer or incubator, depending on its design. Modern systems commonly use LED blue-light technology, which provides effective illumination with relatively low heat generation, long service life and reduced energy consumption. Mobile models feature a wheeled base and adjustable lamp head or stand, allowing healthcare professionals to position the phototherapy light appropriately over the infant. Key Features Designed for treatment of neonatal jaundice Therapeutic blue-light phototherapy LED light source on modern configurations Uniform illumination over the treatment area Low heat generation Adjustable lamp height depending on model Adjustable lamp-head angle Mobile stand with castor wheels on applicable models Digital treatment timer depending on configuration Irradiance adjustment available on some models Long LED operating life Energy-efficient operation Easy positioning over infant cot or bassinet Compact design for neonatal-care environments Simple controls Suitable for hospitals and maternity facilities Non-invasive neonatal jaundice treatment