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Overview
bilibluelight is an effective and modern LED phototherapy system from Löwenstein Medical, designed to reduce serum bilirubin levels in premature infants and newborns. The system uses powerful, high-quality LEDs and an optimized wavelength to provide effective and homogeneous phototherapy for neonatal patients. Its compact and lightweight design, intuitive operation and low heat generation make bilibluelight particularly suitable for neonatal and pediatric wards. The bilibluelight can be used as a surface-mounted light on acrylic domes and is also available with an optional rolling stand. Its enclosed design directs the therapeutic light downwards while protecting the integrated technology and the user.
Key features
- Features and Benefits
LED phototherapy system for neonates Suitable for premature infants and newborns Designed to reduce serum bilirubin concentration Optimized wavelength: 458 nm High radiation intensity Wide and homogeneous light distribution High-quality, powerful LEDs LED service life of more than 40,000 operating hours Lower heat generation compared with conventional tube-light systems More than 80% lower power consumption compared with conventional 100 W lamps Less than 15% power drop after 40,000 operating hours Compact and lightweight design Intuitive and user-friendly operation Robust aluminum and fiberglass-reinforced high-performance plastic construction Micro suction cups for secure positioning on acrylic domes or closed thermal beds Surface-mounted configuration Optional rolling stand Suitable for NICU and pediatric wards Maintenance-free LED technology Article Number: 0218020 Optional Rolling Stand: 0218023BG
Technical specifications
Kimia Afiat is the official Iranian representative of Lowenstein Medical (Germany), since 2007.
This device is supplied through official representation — so authenticity, warranty, and parts supply are assured. Installation, training, and after-sales service are delivered inside Iran.




