Undersurface Infant Phototherapy
nice 4005 SPOT
PRODUCT OVERVIEW
The nice 4005 SPOT is an undersurface LED phototherapy system designed to support the treatment of neonatal jaundice.
The phototherapy light source is positioned underneath the baby, providing effective blue LED light across the treatment area while allowing convenient observation and access to the infant.
Its mobile trolley design, transparent baby tray and adjustable positioning make it suitable for use in neonatal and maternity care environments.
APPLICATIONS
Mother & Child Care
Level I NICU
Level II NICU
Level III NICU
Hospitals
Neonatal Care Units
EFFECTIVE LED PHOTOTHERAPY
✓ 24 high-power blue LEDs
✓ Designed for effective neonatal phototherapy
✓ Provides coverage across the baby’s treatment area
✓ Undersurface light delivery
✓ Suitable for routine neonatal jaundice treatment
EASY PATIENT OBSERVATION
✓ 3 white LED lights for patient observation
✓ Transparent acrylic baby tray
✓ Transparent side panels
✓ Allows easy visibility of the baby during treatment
✓ Supports convenient monitoring by healthcare professionals
COMFORTABLE POSITIONING
✓ Tiltable trolley design
✓ Supports Trendelenburg positioning
✓ Supports Fowler positioning
✓ Convenient adjustment according to patient care requirements
✓ Designed for comfortable neonatal care
SMART TREATMENT MANAGEMENT
✓ Built-in treatment timer
✓ Automatic cut-off after the selected treatment time
✓ Lamp usage hour monitoring
✓ Lamp replacement alert
✓ Helps support organised phototherapy sessions
LONG-LASTING LED PERFORMANCE
✓ LED operating life greater than 20,000 hours
✓ Reduces the need for frequent lamp replacement
✓ Designed for regular hospital use
✓ Helps minimise equipment downtime
WHY CHOOSE nice 4005 SPOT?
✓ Effective undersurface LED phototherapy
✓ 24 high-power blue LEDs
✓ Convenient patient observation lights
✓ Transparent baby tray and side panels
✓ Treatment timer with automatic cut-off
✓ Lamp usage and replacement monitoring
✓ Adjustable patient positioning
✓ Suitable for Level I, II and III NICU environments
