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The Olympus CLV-160 is a xenon light source for EVIS EXERA endoscopy. It has a 300 W xenon lamp, auto or manual brightness control, a swappable filter, transillumination, and adjustable air/water feeding for Olympus endoscopes and video systems.
The Olympus CLV-160 is a xenon light source for the EVIS EXERA endoscopy system. It connects to an EVIS EXERA or EVIS video system center, an OES video system, or a fiberscope, and supplies light, electrical signals, and air to the connected endoscope through its output socket.
The light comes from a 300 W xenon short-arc lamp, with an average life of about 500 hours of continuous use. A halogen emergency lamp takes over if the xenon lamp fails to ignite. Brightness can be set to automatic (servo-diaphragm control across 17 steps) or manual, and a transillumination switch raises brightness for 7 seconds so the endoscope's position can be checked from outside the patient's body.
A filter disk inside the lamp chamber holds a special-purpose filter for uses beyond normal observation. An airflow regulator offers three pressure levels (L, M, H) for endoscopes with an air/water feed, and a water container mounts on the left side of the unit.
The front panel groups the power switch, output socket, filter and transillumination controls, airflow settings, brightness adjustment with an auto/manual selector, the lamp ignition switch, and a lamp life indicator that lights up at 500 hours to signal a replacement. The rear panel has the light control connector, AUX connector, fuse holders, water container holder, and a potential equalization terminal.
The unit weighs 15 kg and measures 385 (W) x 145 (H) x 490 (D) mm. It runs on 100-120 V AC, 50/60 Hz, and it is classified as a TYPE BF applied part under IEC 60601-1.
The Olympus CLV-160 is a xenon light source for the EVIS EXERA endoscopy system. It connects to an EVIS EXERA or EVIS video system center, an OES video system, or a fiberscope, and supplies light, electrical signals, and air to the connected endoscope through its output socket.
The light comes from a 300 W xenon short-arc lamp, with an average life of about 500 hours of continuous use. A halogen emergency lamp takes over if the xenon lamp fails to ignite. Brightness can be set to automatic (servo-diaphragm control across 17 steps) or manual, and a transillumination switch raises brightness for 7 seconds so the endoscope's position can be checked from outside the patient's body.
A filter disk inside the lamp chamber holds a special-purpose filter for uses beyond normal observation. An airflow regulator offers three pressure levels (L, M, H) for endoscopes with an air/water feed, and a water container mounts on the left side of the unit.
The front panel groups the power switch, output socket, filter and transillumination controls, airflow settings, brightness adjustment with an auto/manual selector, the lamp ignition switch, and a lamp life indicator that lights up at 500 hours to signal a replacement. The rear panel has the light control connector, AUX connector, fuse holders, water container holder, and a potential equalization terminal.
The unit weighs 15 kg and measures 385 (W) x 145 (H) x 490 (D) mm. It runs on 100-120 V AC, 50/60 Hz, and it is classified as a TYPE BF applied part under IEC 60601-1.
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