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Surgical equipment for hospital operating rooms, surgery centers and procedure rooms: ConMed electrosurgical units (System 5000, System 2450 and Hyfrecator 2000), ConMed and Bovie surgical smoke evacuators and filters, Burton surgical lights and headlights, and the Lumex 7408 surgeon's stool from Graham-Field. Vizient and Provista contract pricing is available for eligible facilities.
Shop: Surgical Smoke Evacuation | Electrosurgical Units | Hyfrecator / Desiccators | Surgical Lights | Operating Room Furniture | ConMed | Burton
Buying guide, comparison and FAQ
How to choose surgical equipment
- Procedure mix and setting: the System 5000 has pre-programmed modes for general, laparoscopic and robotic, fluid-environment, GI and bipolar work; the System 2450 is a general-purpose monopolar and bipolar generator; the Hyfrecator 2000 is built for clinic and office electrosurgery.
- Smoke evacuation: 22 states require hospitals and surgery centers to evacuate surgical smoke. Match the evacuator to procedure length and tubing size, and check the surgical smoke evacuation laws by state.
- Ceiling height for surgical lights: the Burton APEX LED comes with a short down tube for about 8.5 ft ceilings or a long down tube for 9 to 10 ft ceilings, in single or dual head. Installation is hard-wired by a licensed electrician.
- Headlight power: the HL70 is cordless with a belt-worn rechargeable battery; the XenaLux runs from a 300 W xenon illuminator over a 9 ft fiber-optic cable.
- Sterile, hands-free seating: the Lumex 7408 surgeon's stool raises and lowers by foot control, with a 350 lb weight capacity.
Surgical lights and headlights compared
| Burton APEX LED | Burton HL70 LED | Burton XenaLux | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Type | Ceiling-mounted surgical light, single or dual head | Cordless LED headlight | Fiber-optic xenon headlight system |
| Illuminance | 130,000 lux (AP130) or 160,000 lux (AP160) max | 70,000 lux at 16" | 225,000 lux at 16" |
| Color temperature | 4300 K | 4,500 K | 5,900 K |
| CRI | >97 | 75 | 98 |
| Power | Hard-wired; 80 W (single ceiling) | Rechargeable battery, about 2 h 45 min at full output | 300 W xenon illuminator, 9 ft cable |
Popular surgical equipment
ConMed System 5000 ESU, ConMed System 2450 ESU, ConMed Hyfrecator 2000, ConMed Universal ESU Cart, ConMed ViroVac and VisiClear smoke evacuators, Bovie Smoke Shark II and Smoke Shark III, and the Lumex 7408 surgeon's stool.
FAQ
Which electrosurgical unit is right for a physician office?
The ConMed Hyfrecator 2000 is made for clinic and office-based electrosurgery, with a high output terminal for desiccation and fulguration and a low output terminal for delicate procedures. For hospital ORs, look at the System 5000 or System 2450.
Does my state require surgical smoke evacuation?
22 states have passed laws, most covering hospitals and ambulatory surgery centers. See the surgical smoke evacuation laws by state for compliance dates.
Can we buy on our Vizient or Provista contract?
Yes. Vizient and Provista members can request contract pricing; request a quote or call (800) 575-2375.






















