Infant bilirubin phototherapy unit YR02194

Q: Q: How long is the effective life of the light source?

A: The light source has an effective life of approximately 1000 hours.

Q: Q: Is the device noisy during operation?

A: No, it operates at a noise level of ≤55 dB(A), ensuring a quiet environment for the infant.

Q: How do I choose the right infant bilirubin phototherapy unit yr02194 for my laboratory?

Selection should start from workload, critical technical parameters, available space and frequency of use. Kalstein can support the comparison between operational needs, budget and maintenance requirements to avoid choosing equipment that is oversized or insufficient.

Q: What should I review before requesting a quotation?

Review the model, technical specifications, required accessories, electrical conditions, consumables, delivery timing and installation needs. With this information, the quotation can be prepared more accurately and aligned with the laboratory workflow.

Q: Does Kalstein provide guidance for this type of equipment?

Yes. The commercial and technical team can support product evaluation, explain differences between models, answer application questions and advise on preventive maintenance, spare parts and documentation required for a secure purchase.

Q: What maintenance helps extend the equipment lifespan?

Follow the manufacturer manual, perform regular cleaning, verify calibrations or controls when applicable, avoid workload abuse and keep maintenance records. Stable use and preventive routines reduce failures and improve operational continuity.

The Infant Bilirubin Phototherapy Unit YR02194 is an advanced and highly efficient device designed to treat neonatal jaundice, providing optimal levels of blue light to break down bilirubin in infants. Its mobile design ensures easy transport across different medical settings, making it incredibly versatile. The unit is equipped with four blue fluorescent tubes that offer a wavelength range of 400-550 nm, ensuring effective treatment. With an LED digital timer, clinicians can conveniently monitor both the therapy duration and total operational hours. Moreover, it allows angle adjustments at 30°, 60°, and 90° and height adjustments between 1100 mm to 1500 mm, accommodating various treatment needs.

This page provides an overview of the Infant bilirubin phototherapy unit YR02194, including selection criteria, investment factors, operational advantages and maintenance recommendations. The aim is to support an informed decision before requesting a quotation.

This Kalstein model is available for laboratories in United States, with selection criteria adapted to local purchasing, installation and support conditions.

Key factors to consider

Before selecting the Infant bilirubin phototherapy unit YR02194, confirm workflow, available space, required accessories and installation conditions. This prevents oversizing the purchase and helps prepare a more accurate quotation.

Its use is oriented to laboratory routines that require observation, control and operational continuity.

For the market in United States, evaluation should consider local context such as FDA regulation, large hospital networks, biotech hubs and match the product to the real workload of the laboratory.

Market price range

The market price for phototherapy units like the YR02194 can vary based on features and brand reputation. Typically, such devices range from $500 to $800, depending on the specifications and additional functionalities they offer. The YR02194 is positioned competitively within this range, offering excellent value for its advanced features.

The final price may vary according to configuration, accessories, logistics, warranty and territorial availability. Compare the technical sheet with the real laboratory workload before confirming the investment.

In United States, budget comparison should include FDA references, 120V/60Hz power conditions, accessories, logistics and after-sales support.

Value for money

Advantages: Offers a compact, mobile design; adjustable height and angle for targeted therapy; digital timers for precise treatment; competitively priced in the market. Disadvantages: Replacement of bulbs may be needed after 1000 hours of use; limited to use in environments with ambient noise below 40 dB(A) for optimal operation.

Value for money should be reviewed together with equipment stability, after-sales support, technical documentation and expected service life. A well-matched selection reduces downtime and improves return on investment.

Advantages and disadvantages

Its use is oriented to laboratory routines that require observation, control and operational continuity.

Main advantages include specialized application, integration with laboratory routines and accessory configuration. Limitations may include installation requirements, user training and preventive maintenance to preserve performance.

Expected lifespan based on use and maintenance

Regularly check the effectiveness of the bulbs and replace them as needed to maintain optimal treatment levels. For maintenance and optimized performance, ensure the device is used in environments with ambient noise levels under 40 dB(A). Consider using the Kalstein Plus platform to request a quote and explore additional features available for this model.

Service life depends on usage frequency, cleaning, storage, calibration when applicable and adherence to technical recommendations. A structured maintenance plan helps preserve accuracy, safety and operational continuity.

Support and spare-parts availability oriented to United States helps preserve service continuity and plan preventive maintenance without extended downtime.

Specifications table for the Infant bilirubin phototherapy unit YR02194