A-Star Lumina User manual

Lumina - User Manual

1. Basic information and tables
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Contents
1. INTRODUCTION .......................................................................................................................................................5
1.1 MANUFACTURER ............................................................................................................................................................. 5
1.2 RISK MANAGEMENT PROCESS .............................................................................................................................................. 5
2. INTENDED USE.........................................................................................................................................................6
2.1 INTENDED USERS.............................................................................................................................................................. 6
2.2 USER TRAINING ............................................................................................................................................................... 7
3. WARRANTY AND MANUFACTURER'S RESPONSIBILITY..............................................................................................8
4. OPERATIONAL SAFETY .............................................................................................................................................9
4.1 MAINS SUPPLY AND OPERATION MODE.................................................................................................................................. 9
4.2 STORAGE,OPERATION AND TRANSPORT CONDITIONS ................................................................................................................ 9
4.3 WARNINGS AND SAFETY NOTES ........................................................................................................................................ 9
4.4 EXPLOSION PROOF ENVIRONMENT...................................................................................................................................... 12
4.5 ELECTROMAGNETIC ENVIRONMENT .................................................................................................................................... 12
4.6 LABELS ........................................................................................................................................................................ 12
4.7 TECHNICAL SUPERVISION.................................................................................................................................................. 13
4.8 THERMAL PROTECTION .................................................................................................................................................... 13
4.9 DISPOSAL..................................................................................................................................................................... 13
5. DEVICE CONSTRUCTION.........................................................................................................................................15
5.1 GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS .............................................................................................................................................. 15
5.2 LAMP CONTROLLER......................................................................................................................................................... 17
5.2.1 Display............................................................................................................................................................ 17
5.2.2 Parameter change key ................................................................................................................................... 18
5.2.3 INCREASE and DECREASE keys ....................................................................................................................... 18
5.2.4 START / STOP key ........................................................................................................................................... 18
5.3 NAME PLATE ................................................................................................................................................................. 18
6. DEVICE INSTALLATION AND START-UP...................................................................................................................19
6.1 DEVICE INSTALLATION ..................................................................................................................................................... 19
6.2 ASSEMBLING –LAMP ON A STAND...................................................................................................................................... 19
6.3 ASSEMBLING –LAMP ON A TABLE STAND ............................................................................................................................. 21
6.4 FILTER AND BULB ASSEMBLY.............................................................................................................................................. 22
6.5 FIRST OPERATION ........................................................................................................................................................... 23
6.6 TRANSPORT POSITION –LAMP ON THE STAND ....................................................................................................................... 23
7. DEVICE OPERATION ............................................................................................................................................... 24
7.1 PATIENT PREPARATION AND TREATMENT PERFORMANCE ......................................................................................................... 24
7.1.1 General........................................................................................................................................................... 24
7.1.2 Infrared radiation therapy ............................................................................................................................. 24
7.2 SETTING THE LAMP ON A STAND......................................................................................................................................... 25
7.3 SETTING THE LAMP ON A TABLE STAND ................................................................................................................................ 26
7.4 LAMP CONFIGURATION CHANGE ........................................................................................................................................ 27
7.5 TREATMENT TIME SETTING ............................................................................................................................................... 29
7.6 BULB BRIGHTNESS LEVEL SETTING ....................................................................................................................................... 29
7.7 START AND END OF THE TREATMENT ................................................................................................................................... 30
8. DEFINITIONS AND PARAMETERS............................................................................................................................31
8.1 TREATMENT PARAMETERS ................................................................................................................................................ 31
8.2 INTERFACE ELEMENTS...................................................................................................................................................... 31
9. INDICATIONS AND CONTRAINDICATIONS............................................................................................................... 32
9.1 INDICATIONS ................................................................................................................................................................. 32
9.2 CONTRAINDICATIONS ...................................................................................................................................................... 32
9.2.1 Absolute ......................................................................................................................................................... 32
9.2.2 Irradiation limitations .................................................................................................................................... 32
9.3 POSSIBLE SIDE EFFECTS .................................................................................................................................................... 33
10. MAINTENANCE, CLEANING, DISINFECTION............................................................................................................. 34
10.1 REPLACEMENT OF THE BULB ........................................................................................................................................ 34

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10.2 FUSE REPLACEMENT .................................................................................................................................................. 35
10.3 CLEANING AND DISINFECTION –LAMP............................................................................................................................ 36
10.4 CLEANING AND DISINFECTION –ACCESSORIES .................................................................................................................. 36
10.5 TROUBLESHOOTING................................................................................................................................................... 37
11. SPECIFICATION AND ACCESSORIES.........................................................................................................................38
11.1 SPECIFICATION ......................................................................................................................................................... 38
11.2 EMC PARAMETERS ................................................................................................................................................... 39
11.3 STANDARD ACCESSORIES............................................................................................................................................. 40
11.4 OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES ............................................................................................................................................. 40
12. APPENDIX A. SYMBOL DESCRIPTION ......................................................................................................................41
Table of figures
Figure 4.1. Classification label sample...................................................................................................................................... 12
Figure 4.2. Warning label sample............................................................................................................................................. 13
Figure 5.1. General view of the Lumina lamp –stand construction......................................................................................... 15
Figure 5.2. General view of the Lumina lamp –table construction.......................................................................................... 15
Figure 5.3. Lamp tube............................................................................................................................................................... 16
Figure 5.4. View of the rear side of the lamp tube................................................................................................................... 16
Figure 5.5. Interface panel description..................................................................................................................................... 17
Figure 5.6. Parameter change key............................................................................................................................................ 18
Figure 5.7. Increase and decrease keys.................................................................................................................................... 18
Figure 5.8. START / STOP key ................................................................................................................................................... 18
Figure 6.1. Assembly of a stand to the base............................................................................................................................. 20
Figure 6.2. Assembly of a lamp tube to the stand.................................................................................................................... 20
Figure 6.3. Attachment of mains cable clips............................................................................................................................. 20
Figure 6.4. Correct position of the U-shaped holder mounted to the base ............................................................................. 21
Figure 6.5. Positioning of the bushing, U-shaped holder and knob.......................................................................................... 22
Figure 6.6. Assembly / disassembly of the bulb and filter........................................................................................................ 23
Figure 7.1. Setting the operation angle of the lamp tube. ....................................................................................................... 26
Figure 10.1. Filter and bulb replacement ................................................................................................................................. 35

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1. Introduction
Read this Guide carefully before starting the unit operation!
Follow the recommendations presented in this Guide! This manual applies to 5.0 version
and higher. Device version is located on the nameplate.
Light therapy Lumina lamp should be installed by the seller. The recipient has the right to insist on the product
operation training.
The unit may only be operated by qualified personnel or under supervision of such personnel!
WARNING: The device is intended for adult patients only. It is not intended for use in a home healthcare
environment.
Description of symbols used in this manual:
Read appropriate passage of this user guide, warnings or important information. Failure to
observe warnings can lead to injuries.
Important notices and information.
Following texts marked with this symbol facilitates device operation.
WARNING: No modification of this equipment is allowed!
1.1 Manufacturer
ASTAR Sp. z o.o.
Ul. Świt 33
43-382 Bielsko-Biała, Poland
www.astar.eu
1.2 Risk management process
The manufacturer conducts continuous risk management process referring to the device construction, its
intended use, method of operation and maintenance. Residual risks are presented in this manual in form of
information about precautions, contraindications and warnings.

2. Intended use
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2. Intended use
Lumina –phototherapy lamp is an active, non-invasive therapeutic device.
Lumina is intended to perform heating operations using thermal energy emitted by the bulb, which are aimed at
heating the skin and subcutaneous tissue covered by these operations. The required radiation characteristics are
achieved by application of a suitable type of filter. The intensity of heat exchange through radiation depends on
temperature of radiation source related to the rating of the applied bulb, length of light wave, distance and angle
of incidence as well as on circumstances accompanying the influence (e.g. influence of ventilation and/or air
conditioning in the treatment room). Treatments are performed in non-contact method.
Special structure of the device makes it easy to operate and the controller, which is built-in the lamp tube,
increase the comfort of operation.
The therapeutic lamp Lumina is used in physiotherapy rooms, sanatorium, and rehabilitation health service and
in beauty clinics.
Lamp application areas include:
•locomotor disorders,
•arthritis, spondylosis,
•chronic periarthritic inflammation, tendonitis,
•myalgia, contractions, post-traumatic complications,
•chronic neuritis, neuralgias,
•skin disorders, furuncles, sebaceous gland infection,
•chronic artery inflammations,
•acne,
•pathological muscle tension,
•acceleration of regeneration processes.
In addition, infrared radiation is used before stretching exercises, mobilizations, tractions, massages and
kinesitherapies. It can also be used as a preparation prior to treatments of electrostimulation or biofeedback, as
increased skin temperature boosts its conductivity.
A list of indications and contraindications is provided in section 9.
2.1 Intended users
The patient should not be the operator.
Users (operators) of the Lumina can be:
•specialists in the field of the infrared radiation therapy,
•physiotherapists specializing in the therapy of the musculoskeletal system,
•sports medicine specialists,
•aesthetic medicine specialists,
•trained personnel performing treatments under the supervision of the above-mentioned specialists.
The user should have:
•knowledge about the indications and contraindications for the use of the infrared radiation therapy,
•knowledge of the terminology and technical terms used in the manual (e.g. knowledge of units of physical
quantities),
•practical skills in performing therapeutic treatments using devices for therapy, resulting from education,
experience and training.

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Physical and cognitive requirements of the operator:
•eyesight enabling to recognize elements of keyboard and display,
•hearing enabling to hear the patient's voice,
•reading comprehension that allows to read the instructions of use and information on the casing of the
device,
•two functional upper limbs that allow to perform treatments and other activities related to the operation
of the device (e.g. the bulb replacement),
•age in the range of admissible value of professional activity (depending on the regulations of the country
where the device is used).
2.2 User training
The Lumina lamp user has to be properly trained in the device safe and effective use, before starting the
operation. Training in the rules of operation can be carried out by representatives of the manufacturer or
seller, based on this user manual.
Recommended training positions:
•information about the intended use of the device,
•occupational safety information,
•information on the construction and method of the output signals generation,
•information on available settings and operation modes,
•instructions for use,
•indications and contraindications for the therapy,
•information on recommended maintenance, cleaning and disinfection,
•handling in the event of a technical malfunction.
Due to requirements of local law and regulations in different countries, additional training activities may be
required. The user should inform the seller about such requirements in order to receive complete information.

3. Warranty and manufacturer’s responsibility
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3. Warranty and manufacturer's responsibility
The manufacturer warrants the device to be free of faults for the period of time and conditions stated in
Warranty Certificate. The manufacturer also provides post-warranty service for a period of 10 years from
launching the unit onto the market. The warranty includes all material and workmanship faults.
The manufacturer undertakes to observe the warranty agreement, if the following conditions are met:
•all repairs, changes, extensions and calibrations of equipment are performed by manufacturer
or authorized service personnel
•the mains supply system in the treatment room meets requirements of standards in force,
•the unit is operated by qualified personnel, in compliance with instructions presented in this manual,
•the unit is operated in compliance with its intended use.
The warranty does not include consumables, such as mains cables, holders, fuses, filter glass as well as defects
or damages caused by:
•incorrect placement, installation or configuration of the device,
•misuse or non-compliance with the instructions given in the manual,
•improper or inadequate maintenance by the operator,
•improper use in accordance with the environmental conditions specified for the product,
•unauthorized opening of the lamp tube casing,
•manipulation and / or unauthorized regulation,
•use of non-original accessories.
The warranty for the infrared lamp emitter is granted on the terms given by the manufacturers of these elements.
You can find information on this on the infrared lamp emitter package.
The manufacturer is not liable in case of transmission of infection by equipment components.
The expected "life time" of the device is 10 years.
After elapse of 10 years from the date of introduction of device and accessories in the market the manufacturer
is not liable for device and accessories' faults or its consequences. After elapse of the expected “life time”of the
device the user bears the complete responsibility for the occurrence of medical incidents.
The manufacturer bears no responsibility for results of faulty installation, wrong diagnosis, wrong use of the
device and equipment, failure to observe instructions in user manual and performance of repairs by unauthorized
persons.
There are no parts in the device, except for fuses, an infrared radiator (bulb) and filters that the user is allowed
to change by themselves. No parts can be serviced or maintained when the device is in use with a patient.
On demand, the manufacturer makes available technical diagrams, parts lists, descriptions, instructions for
calibration or other helpful information to appropriately qualified user's technical staff to repair these parts of
unit, which are described by the manufacturer as a reparable.

4. Operational safety
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4. Operational safety
4.1 Mains supply and operation mode
The Lumina lamp is designed for supply from AC mains with rating 230 V

10%, 50/60 Hz. It is a medical device
under safety class I, type B. The unit may be used only in rooms, where the electric system is executed in
compliance with standards in force. The unit is intended for continuous operation. It is not necessary to switch
it off from the mains between particular treatment procedures.
The lamp is connected to the mains using the detachable power cord. The power supply cord is equipped with
a mains plug that isolates the device from the supply mains on all poles simultaneously.
Recommendations related to isolation the device from the supply mains:
•Do not position the device so that it is difficult to operate the disconnection of the device from the supply
mains.
•To isolate the device from the supply mains, hold the mains socket-outlet with one hand, grasp the mains
plug with second hand and disconnect it from the mains socket-outlet.
Disconnection from the mains takes place after:
•removing the mains cable plug from the mains power socket,
•removing the mains cable plug from the socket on the unit,
•switching the mains switch to the "0" position.
4.2 Storage, operation and transport conditions
The unit must be stored in closed rooms, where the atmosphere is free from vapors and caustic substances and:
•the temperature is maintained between +5°C and +45°C,
•relative humidity does not exceed 75%,
•atmospheric pressure value is between 700 and 1060 hPa (70 –106 kPa).
The unit is intended for operation under the following conditions:
•ambient temperature between +15°C to +30°C,
•relative humidity between 30% to 75%,
•atmospheric pressure between 700 to 1060 hPa (70 –106 kPa).
If further transport of the device is required, use the delivery packaging. Transport shall be performed with
covered transport means.
Recommended transport conditions:
•ambient temperature between -10°C to +45°C,
•humidity between 20% and 95%,
•atmospheric pressure between 700 to 1060 hPa (70 –106 kPa).
4.3 WARNINGS and safety notes
The Lumina lamp is designed and manufactured so that its use does not endanger the health and safety of
patients, users and third parties, as well as it ensures therapeutic benefits to patients, provided that it is
operated under appropriate conditions and according to its purpose.
General information:
•The unit may be only operated by qualified personnel in compliance with instructions presented further
in this manual.
•No modification of this equipment is allowed!

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•The treatment station (bed, couch) shall be located away from other electric devices and water supply/
sewerage installation/ central heating system, so that it is impossible for the patient to touch any of them
during treatment procedure.
•Do not position the lamp so that it is difficult to operate the disconnection of the device from the supply
mains.
•The lamp shall only be used with filter installed! Filters are equipped with a protective mesh that protects
the patient from any possible injury as a result of broken filter glass or bulb.
•Do not remove warning signs and labels put by the manufacturer on the unit casing.
•Avoid exposing the lamp to atmospheric factors (e.g. direct sunlight).
•Damaged cables, filters and/or bulb shall be replaced immediately. Pay special attention to the casing
cracks, threadbare insulation and partially torn interconnecting cables.
•Prevent any fluid from penetrating inside the unit. In case of any fluid getting inside the unit, switch the
unit immediately off, disconnect from the mains and contact service to inspect the unit.
•It is recommended to pay attention to the work of the cooling fan, the unit should not be used, if incorrect
operation or its lack is stated.
•By any means do not cover the ventilation gaps. Do not insert any objects into vents. If the staff notice
that the ventilation holes are clogged with dust, clean them with a vacuum cleaner. This operation can
also be done by an authorized service center.
•It is forbidden to adjust the position of the lamp tube using the holder of the filter. For adjustment use
handles located on the sides of the lamp tube.
•It is forbidden to place other devices on the stand.
•According to the device labeling: pushing, sitting on the stand and stepping is prohibited.
•The stability of the stand should be provided. The stand wheels are equipped with brakes, which should
be locked during the treatment session. The table base should be placed on a flat, stable surface.
•The lamp can be moved with the table base without having to unscrew it. During transfer, it should be
held by the tube or U-shaped holder (possibly additionally by the base itself), not by the handles on the
front part.
•The unit may be only used with accessories, spare parts, which have been determined to be safe and
appropriate inspection bodies have not issued contraindications against their use.
•It is recommended to use bulbs:
▪manufactured by Philips – infrared lamp emitter R-125 IR375 CH 230V 375W or IR250CH 230V
250W, thread E27
▪manufactured by Śląska Fabryka Lamp Żarowych „Helios” – infrared lamp emitter R-125 E27,
230V 375W, thread E27
It is permissible to use other infrared radiators with the E27 threaded bulb provided that their rated
power does not exceed 450W due to the permissible parameters of the casing.
•Each serious incident concerned with the device should be reported to the manufacturer and competent
authority of the country, where the user or patient resides. Serious incident means any incident that
directly or indirectly led, might have led or might lead to any of the following:
▪the death of a patient, user or other person,
▪the temporary or permanent serious deterioration of a patient's, user's or other person's state of
health,
▪a serious public health threat.
Electromagnetic compatibility:
•It is recommended to use original accessories, spare parts and equipment of Astar. Use of accessories,
transducers and cables other than those specified or provided by the manufacturer of this equipment
could result in increased electromagnetic emissions or decreased electromagnetic immunity of this
equipment and result in improper operation.
•Use of the Lumina adjacent to or stacked with other equipment should be avoided because it could result
in improper operation. If such use is necessary, the Lumina and the other equipment should be observed
to verify that they are operating normally.
•Portable RF communications equipment (including peripherals such as antenna cables and external
antennas) should be used no closer than 30 cm (12 inches) to any part of the Lumina, including cables
specified by the manufacturer. Otherwise, degradation of the performance of this equipment could
result.

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Occupational Health and Safety:
•The operator must wear protective goggles during treatment.
•Patients should wear protective goggles when the light therapy is performed in the area around the face
and chest.
•Do not look directly at the source of radiation without wearing protective goggles.
•The device is safe to use for treatment under reasonably foreseeable conditions.
•Do not use the lamp for lighting purposes.
•Do not use the lamp to heat the treatment room.
•It is unacceptable to operate the device without installed filter with a protective mesh.
•The patient is not allowed to touch any part of the lamp during and after treatment.
•The patient should remove jewelry and other metal parts from the exposure area.
Increased temperatures:
•Some parts of the lamp during work are very warm (filters, metal parts of the front cover), so special care
should be taken to avoid burns. It is advisable to turn off the lamp and wait until it has cooled down
before carrying out maintenance or repair work on the heating elements. Also placing other devices and
accessories in the area of the lamp should be avoided.
•Lamp tube warms up during operation. Avoid touching the heated body of the lamp tube. Adjust position
only with the holders located on the lamp tube sides. The permissible temperatures for control elements
–holders and control panels, specified by the safety standard for medical devices, are not exceeded.
•Remove the filter by holding it only by its holder. Avoid touching the mesh and glass that heat up to high
temperatures.
Therapeutic:
•The device is intended for adult patients. Minor patients –only on the doctor's explicit recommendation,
after considering contraindications.
•It is impermissible for the patient to carry out the treatment on their own.
•Patients with implanted electronic devices (e.g. cardiac pacemakers) or other metal implants should be
consulted by the physician prior to treatment.
•Seated or reclined position should be applied to the patients with respiratory disorders and breathing
difficulties.
•Before treatment it is necessary to interview the patient, including the occurrence of relative and
absolute contraindications to conduct the infrared radiation therapy.
•Treatments may result in disturbances in the form of an increase or decrease in the sensitivity threshold
at the site of treatment.
•Treatment parameters and area should be consistent with the medical indications.
•It is essential to avoid performing procedures in pregnant women.
•During the operation, attention should be paid to the level of pain experienced by the patient –the
settings and the intensity of the treatment should be adjusted to the current sensations.
•Take special care with patients with disturbed surface sensation.
•Do not perform treatments on patients under the influence of alcohol.
•Do not perform treatments on patients under the influence of intoxicants.
•It is necessary to ensure the adequate interval between treatments for the patient, in order to avoid an
increase of the risk of complications.
•It is recommended to keep records of treatments including the parameters of therapy, the area of
treatment, treatment technique, dose and symptoms after therapy.
•It is necessary to continuously update knowledge and follow literary activities in the scope of therapy.
Use in veterinary medicine:
•Take special care during veterinary procedures.
•Treatment procedure should be constantly monitored and the device should not be left unattended or
under the supervision of an animal caretaker.
•If you are unsure about the practice of veterinary treatments, you should consult your veterinary
specialist.

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4.4 Explosion proof environment
The unit is not adopted to operation in rooms, where combustible gases or their vapors occur. It is recommended
to avoid anesthetic or oxygen derivate gases, such as nitrous oxide (N2O) and oxygen. Some materials (e.g.
cotton, wool) may after saturation with oxygen become combustible at high temperatures generated with
normal operation of equipment. It is recommended that solutions of adhesive and combustible solvents be
vaporized before equipment is operated. It is also recommended to pay attention to the danger of ignition of
endogenous gases. The unit must be separated from the mains before approaching the disinfection room, where
it is installed.
4.5 Electromagnetic environment
Warnings concerning electromagnetic compatibility are given in section 4.3.
Due to the intended use, the device can be used in hospitals, clinics, rehabilitation centers and other health care
facilities under the supervision of qualified personnel.
Simultaneous operation of the Lumina lamp with devices generating strong electromagnetic field, such as short
wave, microwave diathermies, high frequency surgical equipment, MRI systems, may disturb unit operation. For
this reason, it is recommended to maintain appropriate distance between these devices or to switch off the
generator of strong fields during therapy with the unit.
As a result of electromagnetic disturbances of considerable intensity, the device may be subjected to interference
with the flickering light bulb, interruptions in radiation emission or discontinuation of emission and return to
initial settings. Due to the purpose and use of the lamp, none of the above-mentioned disturbances in the
operation of the lamp cause any danger for the patient or the operator.
NOTE: Between the U-shaped holder and stand arm (on the upper side of the U-shaped holder), a washer
should be located (Figure 6.2.) to provide adequate insulation between the lamp tube and the stand arm. This
washer should also be placed between the table base and U-shaped holder (Figure 6.5). Fixing it from the
bottom of the U-shaped holder is incorrect and may cause deterioration of immunity of the lamp to
disturbances.
The unit meets requirements of electromagnetic interference emission and immunity standards and shall not
pose a threat to correct operation of other devices. Compliance levels for emissions and immunity are given in
section 11.2.
4.6 Labels
The lamp is marked with a symbol of non-ionizing radiation. Emitted radiation does not have the characteristics
of ionizing radiation.
Figure 4.1. Classification label sample

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Figure 4.2. Warning label sample
4.7 Technical supervision
The user of Lumina lamp must perform annual technical inspection of the unit. The inspection must be performed
by a unit authorized by the manufacturer. The inspection is performed at the user's expense.
The inspection should include:
•evaluation of device function and operation,
•safety test, including leakage current and grounding quality measurements (limits according to IEC 62353
or IEC 60601-1),
•verification of mains / connection cable condition,
•visual inspection of the mechanical structure for stability, connection quality and integrity, in particular:
▪wheels brake condition - whether they are not broken, cracked,
▪whether the screws fixing the stand to the base are not loosened,
▪whether the knob fixing the lamp to the table base is not loosened,
▪whether the screw fixing the lamp tube is not loosened, corroded and can be screwed to the maximum
level,
▪whether screws mounting the U-shaped holder to the lamp tube are not loosened, corroded and can be
screwed to the maximum level,
▪whether the screw on the stand or table base is not loosened, corroded and can be screwed to the
maximum level.
If the screws are loose, tighten them in accordance with the instructions given in section 6.
The inspection must also include checking the quality of applied accessories and treatment materials.
Positive result of the technical inspection confirms that basic safety and essential performance is maintained.
4.8 Thermal protection
A thermal protection component is installed in the unit, which works in a reversible way. The protection is
activated when the temperature inside the unit exceeds 100°C (e.g. as a result of prolonged operation with
deteriorated cooling or failure). Operation will be possible again when the temperature inside the unit falls below
85°C.
Details of how to proceed with the activation of the protection can be found in chapter 0.
4.9 Disposal
In case, when the disposal of the unit will become necessary (e.g. after elapse of its service life), please contact
the manufacturer or manufacturer representative, which must react in an appropriate way i.e. collecting the unit
from the user. The user may also contact companies specialized in removal and/or disposal of electrical devices
or computer equipment.

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The device is marked with an appropriate symbol compatible with the requirements of the directive on waste
electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE) – see the table with symbol description used for marking the product
in Appendix A.
Used infrared light bulb should be disposed of according to the rules for the used light sources. Bulbs used in
Lumina lamp do not contain electronic components.

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5. Device construction
5.1 General characteristics
Main elements of the Lumina lamp construction:
•base with wheels for easy position change,
•table base for lamp operation without a stand,
•stand with height adjustment (change range –70 cm ± 2 cm),
•lamp tube with U-shaped holder, which is allowed to be mounted to the stand or table base.
The base of the device has been specially designed to provide stability and to easily move the lamp. Stand wheels
equipped with brakes are made from high quality materials to provide their durability and reliability. Mounting
the lamp tube on the table base ensures the stability of the lamp without using a stand. General view of the lamp
is presented in Figure 5.1. and Figure 5.2.
Figure 5.1. General view of the Lumina lamp – stand construction
Figure 5.2. General view of the Lumina lamp – table construction

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The lamp stand mounted to the base has the possibility of height adjustment. At the top, an arm is attached to
which the holder with lamp tube is mounted.
When using the table stand, it is possible to adjust the rake angle of the lamp tube.
The lamp tube is inseparable, but after removing the filter it is possible to replace the bulb (details – Figure 10.1.).
On the front of the casing, holders are mounted to adjust the angle of inclination of the lamp tube (Figure 5.3.).
NOTE: Do not use the filter holder to adjust the angle of inclination of the lamp tube!
The filter surface is the output aperture of the lamp.
Figure 5.3. Lamp tube
At the rear side of the casing there are ventilation holes for cooling. The air flow is forced by the fan.
The mains switch, fuse socket and mains socket are located on the rear side of casing. Details are shown in the
Figure 5.4.
Figure 5.4. View of the rear side of the lamp tube
Symbol
Description
1
Mains rocker
2
Mains and fuse socket

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5.2 Lamp controller
The controller works as a module built into the lamp tube.
The electronic controller system consists of:
•microcontroller module,
•user interface consisting of a two-digit seven-segment display, keys and LED diodes,
•power circuits providing adequate supply voltages,
•auxiliary circuits to control the fan and bulb.
Advanced microprocessor electronic system:
•manages all operating parameters and controls them in real time,
•controls the fan and bulb,
•cooperates with LED display, keys and signaling diodes.
Control panel view is shown in the Figure 5.5.Detail interface description, see section 8.2.
Figure 5.5. Interface panel description
Symbol
Description
1
Display
2
Decrease key
3
Increase key
4
Parameter change key
5
START/STOP key
5.2.1 Display
The display consists of two fields, where information about the operation of the device is displayed:
•time remaining to complete the treatment, or
•bulb brightness (as percentage of supply voltage duration).

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5.2.2 Parameter change key
You can change the type of information shown on the display with this key. The display may indicate the
remaining time of the treatment or the brightness level of the light bulb. The green LED diode next to the selected
time symbol or brightness level will be lightened (Figure 5.6.).
Figure 5.6. Parameter change key
5.2.3 INCREASE and DECREASE keys
With these keys you can change the selected parameter –time or brightness level (Figure 5.7.).
Figure 5.7. Increase and decrease keys
5.2.4 START / STOP key
The START / STOP key is used to start and stop the treatment procedure (Figure 5.8.). During the treatment,
orange indicator situated on the right side of the key is lit on.
Figure 5.8. START / STOP key
5.3 Name plate
The name plate is located on the lamp tube. Among others there are following data on the name plate (see
Appendix A):
•device version,
•serial number,
•voltage and power frequency, maximum power,
•type of applied fuses,
•manufacturer's data.

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6.1 Device installation
The first installation should be performed by a qualified manufacturer's or distributor's representative!
After taking the device out of its packaging check whether the complete equipment has been delivered (details
– section 11.3). In case of any discrepancies contact the seller.
After removing the unit from transportation packaging wait approximately one hour before proceeding to next
installation steps. This is aimed at adaptation of the lamp to conditions in operation room.
The Lumina lamp shall be placed near mains socket with power input 230 V and 50/60 Hz.
Due to manufacturing under safety class I the unit can be connected only to a socket with protective earth pin.
The light shall enable easy readout of display indicators, however the unit shall not be exposed to direct sunlight.
The device shall be set up in a position enabling free air flow access to the back of the lamp, where the
ventilation holes are situated. It is unacceptable to cover aforementioned vents in any way.
6.2 Assembling –lamp on a stand
•Base with mounted wheels set on the floor.
•Take out of the packaging the stand and the arm, and then fix it to the base (Figure 6.1.) with the supplied
screws. Tighten the screws with an Allen key.
•Take out of the packaging the lamp tube along with the U-shaped holder. Place the washer in the U-shaped
holder opening, then place the screw through the washer and U-shaped holder.
NOTE: The washer should be placed between the U-shaped holder and the stand arm (on the top of the U-
shaped holder) providing adequate insulation between the lamp tube and the stand arm. Fixing it from the
bottom of the U-shaped holder is incorrect and may cause deterioration of immunity of the lamp to
disturbances.
•Set the U-shaped holder so that you can screw the screw into the threaded hole in the stand arm. Tighten
precisely (Figure 6.2.).
•Attach the mains cable to the stand with the clips. Adjust the clip position, make sure the cable is not bent,
strained, or twisted (Figure 6.3.). This will make it easier to set up the lamp tube. Before attaching the clip
to the stand, tilt the rubber washer, insert the clip, and push the washer again.
Ask another person for help if you have any difficulties with assembling the lamp tube.

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Figure 6.1. Assembly of a stand to the base
Figure 6.2. Assembly of a lamp tube to the stand
Figure 6.3. Attachment of mains cable clips