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The lamp utilizes an internal RGB LED light engine capable of outputting 7 selectable colors (including red, green, blue, cyan, magenta, white, and yellow) with configurable steady or blinking modes and a switchable audible buzzer to distinguish emergency, standard, or bed-specific calls.
The core visual differentiation of the SOLT SL6-10RGB lies in its multi-state RGB signaling capability:
- 7-Color Illumination: The unit supports 7 selectable lighting colors from a single luminaire dome (Red, Green, Blue, Cyan, Magenta, White, and Yellow). This allows facility managers to assign distinct colors to specific alert classifications (such as standard nurse calls, code emergencies, or service requests).
- Steady vs. Blinking Modes: Each alert profile can be configured for either constant illumination or flashing/blinking sequences to visually communicate urgency across long corridors.
- Acoustic Alert Control: A built-in beeper provides audible local chime notification, with an independent configuration switch to toggle the sound on or off based on quiet-hour or ICU requirements.
- Twin-Sharing Allocation: Due to its 20-point address capacity and multi-color engine, a single corridor lamp can serve twin-sharing patient rooms, assigning distinct colors to Bed A and Bed B to lower total hardware deployment costs.
