Designed with a sleek, functional aesthetic and high-performance technology, ALFA FIX is the ideal LED examination light for veterinary and outpatient settings.
Its refined structure and enhanced reflector rotation make it exceptionally easy to use and maneuver, even in tight clinical environments.
The ALFA FIX is equipped with a jointed arm that ensures precise stability and smooth rotation. The lamp head features three independent LED light sources, each paired with collimating lenses and a protective glass cover. This setup minimizes shadows and delivers a deep, cylindrical beam with reduced thermal radiation. Each LED includes a built-in resistor to ensure continuous operation—even if one LED fails, the lamp remains functional.
Light intensity can be easily adjusted using a capacitive touch control button, offering a dimming range from 4% to 100%. The transformer is integrated into the plug, lightening the arm structure, and comes with interchangeable plugs for UK, US, and EU standards.
Battery Group
Table Clamp
S11
Wall Mount Clamp
S12MED
Rail Clamp
Z400819
Mobile Stand
RLBI
Founded by Palmino Longoni in 1936, RIMSA is involved in the design and development of pantograph lamps. Since the 1980s, RIMSA has been synonymous with excellence in the design and production of high quality medical lamps, surgical lamps and scialytic lamps for operating theatres, doctors’ surgeries, clinics and hospitals.
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