Burton AIM HI LED Specification sheet

AIM HI LED
Floor Stand, Wall & Ceiling Versions
Instructions for Use & Maintenance
5000703 A01 Instructions for Use & Maintenance

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Introduction
Congratulations on your purchase of the AIM HI LED medical light!
The AIM HI LED is designed to give the professional health care market superior performance, reliability
and value. The lights contain advanced optical and mechanical solutions intended to offer you an optimal
working environment for efficient and comfortable procedures. Built in features of the AIM’s include
intensity control, color correction, shadow reduction, light distribution, spot appearance, maneuverability and
focus. The AIM´s solid and durable construction ensures trouble-free professional lighting and is supported by
a five (5) year service life and warranty.
Intended Use:
The AIM HI LED exam light is an easy to use medical lighting fixture that can be utilized in a variety of
spaces, including hospitals, doctor offices, and other healthcare environments requiring examination lighting.
This fixture shall not be used in healthcare environments that are adjacent to residential dwellings. This
fixture is also excluded for use in areas near active HF SURGICAL EQUIPMENT and the RF shielded room
of an ME SYSTEM for magnetic resonance imaging, where the intensity of EM DISTURBANCES is high.
This product is not intended for use in operating and emergency rooms.
Effective working distance between patient and light head is from 24-39” (0.6 -1.0 m). A removable and
autoclavable handle (which also serves as bulb-focus control) accepts pre-sterilized covers.
This manual contains guidance on how to use & maintain the AIM HI LED light(s).
Burton Medical is a leading manufacturer of medical lighting. The product lines encompass lights for
procedure and examinations. You are welcome to find out more on our web site at www.burtonmedical.com.
Part Number Configuration
BASE MODEL
100-240VAC ILLUMINANCE MOUNT OPTION¹COUNTRY CODE2
ALED
070
(70k LUX)
100
(100K LUX)
FL (floor)
00: NEMA 5-15P
01: CEE 7/7
02: AS/NZS 3112
03: BS 1363
252
W (wall)
SC (single
ceiling)
.
DC (double
ceiling)
Not Applicable
ALED XXX XX XX XX
Model Luminance Mount Option¹ Country Code2
1. Applies to ALEDXXXFL models only. All Power Cords terminate with C60320C13 Plug at the
opposite end of the cord.
2. Applies to Spain Only. Add the appropriate country code to the end of the model number. Use
“25” for Spain. Models ordered for Spain have Spanish Language Manuals.

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Table of Contents
1.0 Safety Instructions........................................................................................ 4
1.1 Symbols ........................................................................................... …...4-5
1.2 Safety Precautions.................................................................................. 5-6
1.3 Proper System Location and Setup Requirement ................................... 6
2.0 Operating the Spring Arm System ............................................................... 7
2.1 Floor Stand Components........................................................................ 7
2.2 Wall and Ceiling Mounted Components..................................................8
2.3 Operation ............................................................................................... 9
2.4 Adjusting the Spring Arm System ......................................................... 9
2.5 Range of Motion .................................................................................. 10-12
2.6 Applying Power ................................................................................... .13
2.7 Maneuvering the Light Head................................................................ .13
2.8 Adjusting the Light Pattern .................................................................. .13
2.9 Attaching / Detaching the Handle ........................................................ .14
2.10 Handle Sterilization............................................................................ .14
2.11 Using Sterile Disposable Handle Covers .............................................14
3.0 Maintenance............................................................................................... 15
4.0 Trouble Shooting Guide ............................................................................. 15-17
5.0 Technical Data ........................................................................................... 18-22
6.0 Replacement Parts.............................................................................. ........23-24
7.0 Cleaning ..................................................................................................... 25
8.0 Wiring Diagrams........................................................................................ 26-27
Warranty .......................................................................................................... 28
Burton Medical Information............................................................................. 28

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1.0 Safety Instructions
Please keep these operating instructions in a secured place near the device. This ensures easy access to safety
instructions and important information should the need arise. Please note that certain duties must be carried
out by people with the appropriate corresponding qualifications:
• These operating instructions become applicable only after proper installation and assembly in accord-
ance with the assembly instructions provided.
• Only persons with proper training are permitted to operate the equipment.
• Only trained personnel are permitted to clean the equipment.
• Please read these operating instructions carefully before using the floor stand. It will help protect you
and others from potential injuries that may occur.
• If problems are encountered that have not been addressed in these operating instructions, please contact
your supplier in the interest of your own safety.
• These operating instructions only apply to the product listed here and should not be used for any other
products.
• The maintenance work and troubleshooting, as described in Section 3 and 4, should only be done by
trained service technicians.
• The maintenance work, as described in Section 3, should only be carried out by a hospital technician or
someone with similar qualifications.
• This equipment has been built accordingly and is operationally safe. Nonetheless, it may still present
some danger, especially if not used according to the operating instructions as specified in Section 2.
• Modifications are never to be made for any reason. This is to ensure safety for all persons involved. If
modifications are made to the system the warranty is then void.
• The contents of the operating instructions are subjected to changes without further
notice.
• There are no known exposed hazardous materials use on this product that may constitute a safety hazard
to the user or patient.
1.1 Symbols
In these operating instructions and on the device, important points have been marked with symbols. The sym-
bols have the following meanings:
General Warning
Caution Symbol
General mandatory action
Refer to instructions manual
Single use item, do not reuse product.

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1.1 Symbols contd.
Operating instructions
Ground connection, bonding
Protective ground connection
Hot surface
Alternating current
European conformance mark
On / Off (power connection/disconnection to the mains)
Standby Power
Dangerous voltage
Indicates separate collection for electrical and electronic equipment.
Warning, electricity
1.2 Safety Warnings and Precautions
WARNING: Retainer clip must be installed properly to avoid safety hazard.
WARNING: To avoid the risk of electric shock, this equipment must be connected to a
supply mains with a protective earth ground.
WARNING: Do not modify this equipment without authorization from the manufacturer.
WARNING: Do not look directly into the light.
WARNING: Do not use the fixture if, for any reason, it does not appear to work proper-
ly. Instead, alert your Maintenance Department, or Burton Medical, of observed deficien-
cies and have them corrected before continuing to use the light.

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1.3 Proper System Location and Setup Requirements:
• This product is not intended for use in surgical operating and emergency rooms.
• This product is not suitable for operation in areas with explosion hazards.
• For ceiling and wall models, a standard wall switch or other switch is required to disconnect power
from the product when not in use. The wall switch shall be provided by the installer and wired per
local codes. The switch should be placed on a wall in close proximity to the product such that when
maintenance occurs, the switch status is visible.
• Quick disconnect connectors are provided for ease of assembly. Follow instructions from manufac-
turer on how to correctly connect wires. For reference see Ideal 102 series quick disconnect connect-
ors.
1.2 Safety Warnings and Precautions Contd.
WARNING: The do not position the floor model base such that the power cord discon-
nect is blocked from access.
WARNING: ELECTRIC SHOCK Ceiling and Wall models require connection to pro-
vided quick disconnect connectors. The quick disconnect allows for both line and neutral
to be broken at the same time for maintenance to provide isolation of equipment from
unexpected power on the lines. Wires shall be at minimum 18AWG solid or recommend-
ed by manufacturer (Solid 12-18AWG, stranded 12-14AWG (19 conductors or less), or
stranded and tinned (14AWG (19 strand or less), 16AWG (26 strand or less), or 18 AWG
(16 strand or less)).
WARNING: The spring arm is under very high spring tension. ALWAYS position the
spring arm in the most upright position when installing or removing the end device. If
the spring arm is not in the most upright position the arm will spring upwards and may
cause serious injury!
WARNING: To prevent compatibility issues, use only original Burton approved parts for
replacement.
WARNING: To avoid damage to the equipment due to falling, do not try and force the
spring arm past the maximum swivel points stops. Avoid collisions with other equipment.
WARNING: Fixtures should be connected to line circuit less than 30A.

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2.0 Operating the Spring Arm System
2.1 Floor Stand Components:
The base (1) rests on the floor and can be moved around via 4 rolling wheels equipped with a locking
mechanism. The base contains the power supply and other electrical components. The handle (3) at-
tached to the vertical post for easy movement of the system. The base cover (4) covers the electrical
components of the base. The base cover is only to be removed by trained personnel. The spring arm (5)
can be rotated 55° horizontally and can be moved vertically up 45° or down 45°.
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5
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4
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2.2 Wall/Ceiling Mounted Arms
1. Wall/Ceiling Mount: Provides a secure mounting location for the device and
allows the unit to swivel freely within the mount. (See Technical Data).
2. Extension Arm: The extension arm attaches to the wall/ceiling mount and
increases the range/positions of the spring arm, giving the unit increased
versatility.
3. Spring Arm: The spring arm can be rotated 360° (single ceiling only) around
the extension arm and can be moved vertically up 45° or down 45°.
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AElbow with
cover removed
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2.3 Operation
2.3.1 Electrical Connection Floor Stand Only
•After installation by qualified personnel, take some precaution and ensure the connections are
correct by:
•Checking the power cord for signs of damage
•Ensure the proper fuses are installed.
•Ensure plug itself is plugged in.
2.3.2 Positioning the Spring Arm System
•The spring arm (5) is designed to be easily positioned and come to rest at any desired position
within the range stated in Section 2.1.
•The whole spring arm system is easily moved around via the rollers attached to the base. Care
must be taken so that the stand does not roll over any objects or the power cord.
2.4 Adjusting the Spring Arm System
•The spring arm is subject to normal wear and reduces its ability to hold over time. As a result, the
spring force needs to be adjusted over time. An opening on top of the arm allows access to make
the adjustment.
•Make sure the spring arm with the end device is in the bottom position.
•Insert Allen wrench (4mm) into the adjustment access slot.
•If the spring arm has a tendency to fall down, the spring is too loose. Rotate the allen wrench in
the counter-clockwise direction.
•If the spring arm has a tendency to spring up, the spring is to tight. Rotate the allen wrench in the
clockwise direction.
WARNING: DO NOT try to move the system around when the locks are engaged on the
rollers. Always check this before trying to move the system around. Also make sure your
work station is within the range of the power cord.
WARNING: The spring arm, with head attached, should always be in its lower most
position during transport. Failure to do so could lead to a hazard.
WARNING: Spring adjust shall be done by qualified personnel.
Adjustment Access

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55°
2.5 Range of Motion
2.5.1 Floor Stand Version
A representation of a complete floor stand is seen below. The light consists of one AIM
light head attached to a mobile suspension system.
The suspension system consists of the following:
• A mobile stand with an upright pole. The stand has castors to facilitate movement.
• A spring arm between the upright pole and the light head.
• A dual-sided yoke between the spring arm and the light head.
The upright to spring arm connection can rotate 55 degrees. The arm pivot up and down is 90 de-
grees. The yoke to arm rotates 180 degrees and the head to yoke can rotate 305 degrees.