The Welch Allyn 44900‑W Green Series 900 Procedure Light is engineered for clinical environments requiring high‑intensity, focused, and reliable illumination for advanced procedures. Delivering 60,000 lux at 18 inches (46 cm) from a triple high‑performance LED array, the GS 900 provides exceptional brightness, uniformity, and shadow reduction—ideal for dermatology, plastics, women’s health, ENT, urgent care, and outpatient surgical suites.

The multi‑LED design produces a crisp, consistent beam with minimal heat output, while the 5,500 K color temperature ensures natural, accurate tissue color rendering. The articulating light head and drift‑free arm system allow clinicians to position the beam precisely where needed, maintaining stability without drift or readjustment.

The wall‑mount configuration provides a secure, space‑saving installation ideal for dedicated procedure rooms, improving workflow efficiency and freeing up floor space. With low‑maintenance LED technology, the GS 900 reduces energy consumption and eliminates bulb replacement downtime.

The system operates on 100–240 V, 50–60 Hz AC and includes an IEC Type‑B plug, ensuring compatibility across clinical environments.

Features & Benefits

• 60,000 Lux at 18 Inches — High‑intensity illumination for advanced procedures.

• Triple High‑Output White LEDs — Uniform, shadow‑reduced beam with exceptional clarity.

• 5,500 K Color Temperature — Natural, accurate tissue color rendering.

• Articulating Light Head — Precise beam control for procedural accuracy.

• Drift‑Free Arm System — Holds positioning without readjustment.

• Wall‑Mount Bracket Included — Stable, space‑saving installation for procedure rooms.

• Cool‑Touch Light Head — Safe and comfortable for clinicians to adjust.

• Energy‑Efficient LED Technology — Long life, low maintenance, reduced operating cost.

• 100–240 V AC Operation — Universal power compatibility with IEC Type‑B plug.

• Ideal for High‑Acuity Procedures — Dermatology, plastics, OB/GYN, ENT, urgent care, and outpatient surgery.