UltraView Extreme Surgical Headlight
The Toffeln surgical headlight is a match for any challenge – and any challenger. It has an output of up to 275,000 lux and a beam size of 100mm up to 200mm. Even better: The HotSwap technology means its rechargeable batteries can be swapped while in use, so there’s no downtime.
Because it has no leads, this surgical headlight helps to eliminate surgeons neck pain caused by the weight of the leads in a conventional headlight and also eliminates the safety issues caused by trailing cables.
Product Features
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Change batteries during use with no downtime
Its unique “Hot Swap” technology means the batteries can be easily switched within seconds, with zero downtime.
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Brightness and precision like never before
The beam can be adjusted easily from wide-reaching, down to a very precise 90 millimetres. At 275,000 lux, it stands head and shoulders above other surgical headlights in its class.
Range
Choose the surgical headlight bezel option that suites you best
We offer three different types of bezel options giving you the flexibility to select the headlight that suites you.
SHL100
Brightness: 100,000 lux
Spot Range: 10mm – 100mm
SHL200
Brightness: 200,000 lux
Spot Range: 70mm – 90mm
SHL250
Brightness: 275,000 lux
Spot Range: 100mm – 200mm
Testimonials
Congratulations Toffeln! I trialled the UltraView Extreme surgical headlight unit and having used other good headlights, I was instantly impressed with the exceptional quality of the light produced, as well as the superb build of the unit. It has ‘enhanced the way I operate’ - visibility is hugely improved and consequently patient safety and care are optimised. It’ll come as no surprise then that I am now the proud owner of a Toffeln headlight.
Julian Hawkings BSc(Hons). BDS. DGDP(UK). FDSRCPS(Glasg). Dip Sed.
Specialist Oral Surgeon
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Mr Rajeev Peravali
Consultant Colorectal Surgeon -
Professor James Hill
Clinical Professor of Surgery, Consultant General and Colorectal Surgeon -
Toffeln Charitable Donation
We donated a headlight to Mr Neil Weir OBE to help the good work of his charity Britain Nepal Otology Service (BRINOS)
