HPL Surgical
HPL

Surgical suites, hybrid OR, procedure rooms

HPL 4ft in clouds over patient beds in ward

Recessed lighting solution with symmetric and asymmetric distribution. Optional secondary color

A recessed luminaire with asymmetric and symmetric distribution, HPL synergizes architectural form with multi-modal function. As a step away from bulky fixtures, HPL is a recessed fixture that delivers single and multi-modal functionality for procedure rooms.

Application Type	Surgical Suite
Light Source	LED - Static
CCT / LED Color	2700 K, 3000 K, 3500 K, 4000 K, 5000 K, Amber Phosphor Corrected, Green, Red
Control Platform	nLight Wired
CRI	90
Environmental Listing	Wet Location
Lumens	500 LM, 750 LM, 1000 LM, 1300 LM
Regulatory Listing	cCSAus
Mounting Location	Ceiling
Voltage Rating	120-277
Dimming Protocol	0-10V, DALI
Size	2FT, 3FT, 4FT, 6FT, 8FT
Shape	Rectangular
Product Type	Linear
Series	HPL
Mounting Type	Recessed

Product variations

HPL flange 4ft fixture

HPL flangless mud-in 4ft fixture

HPL grid 3ft fixture

HPL grid 2ft fixture

HPL grid 4ft fixture

Gallery

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Surgical suites don't need to compromise

between functionality and aesthetics.

Green Light

In surgical environments where monitors are essential, HPL supports green light as a secondary color. This function enhances contrast and depth on monitors, reduces glare, and minimizes eye strain - without compromising visibility or slowing down clinical tasks.

Ratings

Rated IP64, the HPL luminaire is protected against dust and water intrusion. It is compliant with MIL-STD-461G, ensuring electromagnetic compatibility with sensitive medical equipment. HPL is also NSF splash zone 2 listed, supporting hygienic design for healthcare applications.

Mounting options

HPL can be mounted on grid or drywall ceilings, offering versatile installation options that support both functional and aesthetic goals. On drywall surfaces, the luminaire can be installed with a visible flange, or seamlessly integrated using a mud-in flangeless technique.

Asymmetrical and symmetrical solution

To enhance visual comfort, HPL offers both symmetrical and asymmetrical lighting options. Symmetrical distribution ensures even illumination, while the asymmetrical option directs the beam in a specific direction - like over the surgical field.