Fibrolux LED HP – LED light source for endoscopy
Fibrolux LED HP – a high-intensity LED light source for use with fiber optic medical equipment, including endoscopes and medical lights. It is also used in OPTOMIC microscopes and colposcopes.
The device allows you to choose between white or warm light mode and use different filters, depending on the procedure being performed and the needs of the specialist.
Adaptive lighting
Fibrolux LED HP has two lighting modes: white light with a temperature of 6000 K and warm light with a temperature of 4750 K. The white light mode helps to accurately convey the colors of the examined tissues, while the warm light mode is designed for more comfortable work during long procedures.
Integrated green and amber filters provide additional lighting customization options. The green filter helps enhance vascular contrast, while the amber filter blocks ultraviolet radiation.
Efficient LED lighting
A special optical lens system focuses the light into an intense beam of light transmitted through the fiber optic cable. The LED light source has a service life of over 60,000 hours, reducing the need for frequent light source replacement.
A dual ventilation system with automatic speed control helps ensure the device is cooled.
Convenient connection
The device has two 12V DC outputs for connecting a camera and monitor, and one AC output for additional equipment. There is also a remote control connector for controlling the device in standby mode.
The standard fiber optic connector is Storz, with other connector types available as an option.
Technical specifications
| The power of light | 10,000 lux |
| Color temperature | White (6,000 ºK) and warm (4,750 ºK) |
| Filters are created | Green or Amber (depending on specialty) |
| Ventilation system | Dual and with automatic speed |
| Optical connection | Storz (other types optional) |
| Material | Aluminum body |
| Power application | 100 – 240v AC / 50/60 Hz |
| Dimensions | 150 x 120 x 290 mm |
| Weight | 4.5 kg |


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