Infant Phototherapy – Bulb

Infant Phototherapy – Bulb

The Infant Phototherapy Bulb is a specially designed therapeutic light source used to deliver medical phototherapy for newborns and infants with jaundice (hyperbilirubinemia). It emits specific wavelengths of blue light that help break down excess bilirubin in the baby’s skin, supporting effective, non-invasive treatment.

Applications / Uses

• Clinical treatment of neonatal jaundice

• Neonatal Intensive Care Units (NICU)

• Pediatric wards and pediatric clinics

• Hospital phototherapy units

• Home phototherapy under medical supervision

• Newborn care centers

Specifications

• Product Type: Medical Phototherapy Bulb

• Intended Use: Infant/Newborn phototherapy

• Light Type: Blue spectrum therapeutic light

• Wavelength Range: Typically ~420–475 nm (optimized for bilirubin breakdown)

• Power Rating: Model-dependent (e.g., 100 W / 150 W / LED equivalent)

• Compatibility: Works with standard infant phototherapy units

• Color Output: Blue therapeutic light

• Lifespan: High stability and long operating life

• Material: High-grade optical components and housing

Features

• Emits therapeutic blue light optimally tuned for bilirubin reduction

• Stable and consistent illumination throughout treatment

• Low heat emission for infant safety and comfort

• Energy-efficient design reduces operating costs

• Easy to install and replace in phototherapy units

• Suitable for continuous use under clinical supervision

Benefits

• Supports rapid and safe reduction of bilirubin levels

• Non-invasive and comfortable for infants

• Helps prevent complications of severe jaundice

• Suitable for both hospital and home therapy environments

• Reduces treatment time with effective light penetration

Packaging

• One Infant Phototherapy Bulb

• Protective box or blister packaging

• Instructions and safety sheet (if supplied)