The Wallaby II Phototherapy System is a medical device designed to treat jaundice in newborn babies using therapeutic light. The system consists of an illuminator unit and a fiberoptic panel that delivers light in the wavelength of 425 - 550 nanometers. It features two lamps to ensure continuous therapy if one burns out and operates on 100/120/220/240 V mains power.
| Weight | approximately 15 pounds (including panel) |
|---|---|
| Therapeutic Wavelength | 425 - 550 nanometers |
| Standard Panel Area | 3 x 14 inch |
| Neonatal Panel Area | 4 x 6 inch |
The system has a one (1) year warranty on the illuminator unit, eighteen (18) months on the lamp ballast, and one (1) year on the neonatal panel.
The system generates a therapeutic wavelength of 425 to 550 nanometers.
The unit turns off when the temperature inside rises above 85 °C.
The standard panel covers an area that is 3 x 14 inches.