MO003-GB 18/05/06
Operative Manual
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Chapter 4 – Using the apparatus
4.1 Description of the apparatus
The SATURNO scialytic wall lamp consists of an optical unit (superficially vacuum treated reflecting
paraboloid in glass, lamp-holder and one bulb with main functions, upper closure dome in aluminium and
lower in tempered glass, external joining ring in aluminium too between the lower glass and upper cap
cover and electric cabling). A semi rounded section aluminium fork starts from a reflector that with
terminal joints in aluminium allows rotation along the 330° axis. An oscillating arm in aluminium is
attached to the semi fork whose weight applied to the reflector is countered by the action of the internal
spring that works by compression.
The oscillating arm is inserted into the horizontal arm in aluminium and fixed mechanically with a stop
sieger that allows complete 360° rotation without limit electrically through a male and female connector
using two teflon bearings. At its extremity there is the command panel that allows turning the lamp on
and off and adjusting the luminous intensity. The horizontal arm is in its turn connected centrally to a
tube join to a flange in aluminium with four holes that allow its rigid anchorage to the wall with Fischers
or other solutions. The continuous mechanical rotation is allowed by two other teflon bearings steel pin
in opportune section, fixed rigidly to the aluminium plate with a threaded steel block internally and two
anchorage screws to the plate. The transformation of the tension from power tension to extremely low
tension takes place in electro-mechanical transformers positioned in the technical unit or the immediate
vicinity of the device.
The parabolic reflector is characterised by always being in focus from a minimum distance of 60 cm to a
distance of 200 cm.
1 Wall plate
2 Electric board
3 Horizontal arm
4 Control panel 1/0
5 Vertical arm
6 Semi fork
7 Upper cap cover
8 Sterilised handle
9 Protective glass
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The presence of electro-scalpels, defibrillators and other devices functioning at high
frequence can be the cause of disturbance to the scialytic lamp. Their influence will be
shown by possible variations in luminous intensity.
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