Kirlin NightLight, StepLight, and ChartLight Solutions
As medical lighting experts, we know that increasing comfort and decreasing risks play a key role in improving patient outcomes. Providing the right amount and color of light throughout the the variable needs of a 24-hour operation is a challenge Kirlin enjoys. Night time lighting must support patient rest which accelerates restoration of health, and provide enough illumination to care for patients; accurately read dosages, test results and orders; draw blood and test vitals, while minimizing disruption of patient sleep. Kirlin’s extensive selection of NightLights, StepLights, and ChartLights ensures optimal solutions are present. Patients will give favorable ratings to the facility for respecting their need for sleep and safety while giving staff sophisticated red/amber illumination for critical nighttime activities.
NightLights
Designed with a 45-degree LED configuration to illuminate the floor, NightLights provide the illumination needed to guide drowsy or disoriented patients toward their bed or the bathroom without disrupting melatonin levels.
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StepLights emit LED illumination for steps and stairwells, available in multiple shapes and finishes.
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ChartLights mounted in the headwall cast light to the floor, providing the patient safe passage away from the bed and giving the medical staff illumination for charting, verifying patient identification, and administering medications.
Product Details
Providing the right amount and color of light throughout the the variable needs of a 24-hour operation is a challenge Kirlin enjoys.
Lighting The Way
Kirlin’s NightLight, StepLight, and ChartLight solutions offer many formats: louvered, lensed, vandal resistant, wet location, 2-way thru-the-wall, color-specific, photocell sensored, finishes to match decor, square, rectangular, and round, just to name a few. Our exclusive ChartLights mounted in the headwall on either side of the bed, cast light to the floor, providing the patient with safe passage away from the bed and giving the medical staff illumination for charting, verifying patient identification, and administering medications. A little light can go a long way, when done well.