SY320 Series Veterinary Surgical Light Selection FAQ

Many veterinary hospitals struggle when purchasing or upgrading surgical lights, especially when faced with different models within the same series. For example, what are the differences between the SY320 series versions: Wall Mounted, Movable, Ceiling-mounted, Mobile Emergency, and Double Dome? Which one should you choose? Below, we've compiled some of the most frequently asked questions from veterinarians and explained them one by one.

All models in the SY320 series share the same optical platform and have identical core parameters: illuminance ≥110,000 Lux, color rendering index Ra ≥95, R9 red reproduction ≥90, beam depth 1300mm, spot diameter φ320mm, and three adjustable color temperatures (3800K/4400K/5000K). All models are equipped with a one-button endoscope mode. The lamp head features 37 LEDs and supports 8 levels of electronic brightness adjustment.

The differences between models lie mainly in installation methods, power supply methods, and applicable scenarios; optical performance remains the same. The essence of selection is choosing the installation method and the application scenario.

The Veterinary Wall Mounted Surgical Lamp features a wall-mounted structure, secured to the operating room wall via an arm. The lamp head can be flexibly adjusted in angle and position within the arm's reach. With an installation height range of 2400mm to 2900mm, it fits most standard-height operating rooms.

This lamp is suitable for fixed operating rooms. Its advantages include saving floor space and not interfering with personnel movement or equipment placement around the operating table. For small to medium-sized veterinary clinics with fixed operating table locations, wall-mounted lights are the most space-saving option.

The Movable Operating Lamp has identical optical parameters to the wall-mounted version; the difference lies in the installation method. The Movable Operating Lamp uses a floor-standing stand structure with casters at the bottom, allowing it to be moved between different operating rooms.

It is suitable for the following situations: clinics do not have a fixed operating room and need to share a surgical light across multiple rooms; or operating room space is limited, making wall mounting of the arm impossible. Another advantage of the floor-standing design is its zero-entry barrier to installation; the device is ready to use immediately upon receipt, requiring no drilling.

Ceiling-mounted surgical light are installed in the ceiling, with the light arm extending downwards from the ceiling. Installation heights also range from 2400mm to 2900mm. The key difference between this and wall-mounted versions is that the light source enters the surgical field vertically from above, resulting in a light path that better suits the lighting habits of traditional operating rooms.

If the clinic's operating room already has pre-installed components or laminar flow ceiling openings to accommodate ceiling lights, choosing a ceiling-mounted surgical light is a natural choice. For spaces with high ceilings or where wall openings are unsuitable, ceiling mounting is also more stable than wall mounting.

The Mobile Emergency Operating Light is the only model in the SY320 series equipped with an emergency power supply function. It has a built-in battery pack, providing at least 6 hours of continuous emergency lighting after a power outage, with illuminance and color temperature parameters completely consistent with mains power mode.

This light is suitable for scenarios where power supply stability is a concern, such as primary care clinics with weak power infrastructure, areas frequently experiencing temporary power outages, or as an emergency backup for fixed surgical lights. In the event of a sudden power failure, it ensures that ongoing animal surgeries are not affected by light interruption, giving surgeons more time to safely complete the procedure.

The Vet Double Dome Ceiling Operation Light is a dual-head configuration of the SY320 series. Each of the two independent headlights contains 37 LEDs, with a total power of 180VA, illuminating the surgical area from both sides of the ceiling.

The core value of the dual-head configuration lies in eliminating shadows and blind spots. When the surgeon's head or arm obstructs the light path of a single lamp, the second head can fill in the shadowed area from a supplemental angle. This is particularly useful in surgeries involving deep body cavities, such as abdominal exploration in large dogs, where a single light source can hardly cover all angles completely. The Vet Double Dome Ceiling Operation Light has an installation height of 2800mm to 2900mm, making it suitable for medium to large animal surgical centers with ample ceiling height and strict requirements for shadowless illumination.

TOPVETMED's SY320 series is manufactured by Shanghai Huifeng Medical Instrument Co., Ltd., with sales handled by Huifeng's subsidiary, Fangzheng Medical Equipments Co., Ltd. Wholesale prices are available for bulk orders, with stable delivery times. All models are CE certified and ISO 13485 quality system certified. For after-sales service, faulty parts are replaced free of charge during the warranty period, and spare parts are continuously supplied and technical consultation is provided after the warranty expires. After-sales requests are responded to within 24 hours.

From selection consultation and customized configuration to delivery and installation, the entire process is handled by dedicated personnel. Pet chain hospitals, distributors, or overseas buyers can directly contact Founder Medical to discuss their needs, reducing coordination costs in intermediate links.