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VALLEYMED Replacement Lamp Guide • MINATURE • SCIENTIFIC • X-RAY • OPERATING ROOM • SURGICAL • ENDOSCOPY • PHOTO-THERAPY • MICROSCOPE • ILLUMINATOR • ANALYZER • DIAGNOSTIC • INFRA-RED • OPTHALMIC • GERMICIDAL • DENTAL • ULTRAVIOLET Valley is Out to Change the Way You Buy Specialty Replacement Lamps! e’re committed to providing our Wcustomers with the highest quality FREE DELIVERY ON ORDERS OVER $200 of service and product knowledge. We understand your business; the daily pressures; the equipment and we want to make your job We pay the shipping* on lamp orders of over $200. net value. easier. *Covers standard ground delivery from our central Burlington, So when you need a replacement lamp why Ontario warehouse to any location in Canada. Need it faster? not take advantage of all the benefits that Valley has to offer – like lamp identification, We’ll ship your order via the courier of your choice and bill you same-day shipping, product support, fully the cost, or charge it to your own carrier account. tested and validated products? There’s only one number you need to know for specialty lamps: 1-800-862-7616 WARRANTY This catalogue identifies only part of our full We want our customers to be satisfied. range of high quality lamps, such as those used in the medical, scientific, ophthalmic, ValleyMed Inc. carefully researches all products offered to ensure that they surgical, dental, germicidal, non-destructive meet our high standards of quality. If for any reason your purchase does not meet your standards, we want to know about it -- and we will make it right testing and diagnostic fields, as well as lamps for you. needed for audio-visual, photographic and projection equipment. We carry high quality We warrant our products to be free from manufacturing defects in material or products from well known manufacturers like workmanship under normal use, and we will replace any lamp found to be G.E., Ushio, Philips, Osram, MediLume and defective. This express warranty will be null and void and of no effect in the other major lamp suppliers. case of negligence, abuse, misuse or accident. If you need it, we probably have it! We will in no event be liable for any breach of this express warranty in an amount exceeding the original purchase price of the product, nor will we be With Valley, even if you don’t know the liable for any incidental or consequential damages. specific part you’re looking for, or if we don’t happen to stock it, we offer you the technical For replacement of product damaged in shipment or defective product, assistance you need, to cross reference and contact ValleyMed at 1-800-862-7616. To facilitate processing of any select the right product for your requirements. warranty claim, the owner should present the original, dated Invoice for the product. Our 30 years of experience in the lighting industry is at your service. VALLEYMED INC ... YOUR ONE SOURCE FOR SPECIAL PURPOSE LAMPS & EQUIPMENT 1-800-862-7616 May 2019 SAME DAY SHIPPING ON ORDERS PLACED BEFORE 3PM ET PAGE 1 Valley veut changer la façon dont vous achetez des lampes de rechange de spécialité! ous nous engageons à fournir la plus Nhaute qualité de service et la meilleure Livraison gratuite pour toutes commande compréhension de produits à tous nos clients. de plus de 200$ Nous comprenons les pressions quotidiennes de la vie d’entreprise et nous cherchons à rendre votre travail plus agréable. Nous payons les frais de livraison pour toutes commandes de l’identification de lampe, une expédition lampes de plus de 200$. (Valeur nette). rapide (service offers le jour même), une assistance aux produits et des produits *Ceci pour les livraisons au sol allant de notre entrepôt central entièrement testés et validés. à Burlington en Ontario vers tout emplacement au Canada. Il n’y a qu’un numéro dont vous avez besoin Besoin d’un service plus rapide? Nous pouvons expédier votre pour les lampes spécialisées commande par le service de livraison de votre choix et vous en :1-800-862-7616 facturons le cout ou le portons simplement à votre compte. Ce catalogue n’identifie qu’une partie de Ce catalogue n’identifie que partiellement notre gamme de lampes de haute qualité, comme celles utilisées dans les domaines médical, scientifique, ophtalmique, chirurgical, Garantie dentaire, germicide, les champs de tests et de diagnostic non destructifs, ainsi que les Nous voulons que nos clients soient satisfaits. ValleyMed Inc. étudie avec lampes nécessaires à l’utilisation audiovisuel, soin tous les produits offerts pour s’assurer qu’ils répondent à nos normes photographique et de projection. Nos produits de qualité élevées. Si pour une raison quelconque votre achat ne répond sont de haute qualité provenant de fabricants pas à vos normes, nous voulons le savoir et nous le corrigerons pour vous. reconnus à l’échelle mondiale, tels que: GE, Nous garantissons que nos produits sont exempts de défauts de matériau Ushio, Philips, Osram et MediLume. et de fabrication sous des conditions d’utilisation normales, et nous Si vous en avez besoin, nous l’avons remplacerons toute lampe jugée défectueuse. Cette garantie expresse sera sans doute! nulle et non avenue en cas de négligence, d’abus ou d’accident. Nous ne serons en aucun cas responsable de toute violation de la présente garantie Avec Valley, même si vous ne connaissez Avec Valley, même si vous ne connaissez expresse dépassant le prix d’achat initial du produit ni serons-nous pas la pièce que vous recherchez ou si nous redevables de dommages indirects ou accessoires. ne l’avons pas en stock, nous vous offrons Pour le remplacement de produits défectueux ou endommagés lors de l’assistance technique nécessaire afin de l’expédition, veuillez contacter ValleyMed au 1-800-862-7616. Pour remédier à vos besoins techniques. Nos 30 faciliter le traitement de toute demande de garantie, le propriétaire doit ans d’expérience dans le secteur de l’éclairage présenter la facture originale datée du produit. sont à votre service. VALLEYMED INC ... YOUR ONE SOURCE FOR SPECIAL PURPOSE LAMPS & EQUIPMENT 1-800-862-7616 May 2019 SAME DAY SHIPPING ON ORDERS PLACED BEFORE 3PM ET PAGE 2 TERMES et CONDITIONS ValleyMed Inc. ValleyMed Inc. 451 Enfield Rd. Burlington, Ontario L7T 2X5 451 Enfield Rd. Burlington, Ontario L7T 2X5 (905) 631-1090 905 631-1090 (800) 862-7616 800 862-7616 Fax: 289 288-1450 Facsimile: 289 288-1450 E-mail: [email protected] E-mail : [email protected] A service fee is applied on orders under Des frais de services seront appliques pour toutes $30.00 net value commandes moins de 30$ et moins taxes. $200.00 200 ValleyMed Inc. VALLEYMED INC. VALLEYMED INC. offers special pricing on items VALLEYMED INC. offre des prix spéciaux pour les which are purchased in larger quantities. Please call achetésen grandes quantités. Applez-vous, ou or send us your quotation on requests so we can create envoyez-nous votre appel d“offre, afin que vous VALLEYMEDyour customized INC ... Special YOUR ONE Pricing SOURCE Agreement. FOR SPECIAL PURPOSEreceviez LAMPS notre& EQUIPMENT accord de prix spécial. 1-800-862-7616 May 2019 SAME DAY SHIPPING ON ORDERS PLACED BEFORE 3PM ET PAGE 3 81 & 82 A B BT C E ED ER G K P BULB SHAPES PS PAR R MR RM RP S T S-2 C-2F C-2V C-2R C-6U C-17 S-6 C-6 C-6 C-7A C-8 C-8U C-8Z C-12 C-13 C-21 C-6Z S-2V C-8Z 3C-6 C-6 CC-6 C-8(quartzline) (supported) FILAMENTS C-6/C-6 C-2V C-5 C-8 C-8U FC-6-0 CC-6 2-FC-8 2-CC-8 CC-8 val CC-8(quartzline) VALLEYMED INC ... YOUR ONE SOURCE FOR SPECIAL PURPOSE LAMPS & EQUIPMENT 1-800-862-7616 May 2019 SAME DAY SHIPPING ON OR D ERS PLACED BEFOR E 3PM E T PAGE 4 SAME DAY SHIPPING ON ORDERS PLACED BEFORE 3PM ET 81 et 82 A B BT C E ED ER G K P FORMES DES AMPOULES PS PAR R MR RM RP S T S-2 C-2F C-2V C-2R C-6U C-17 S-6 C-6 C-6 C-7A C-8 C-8 C-8U C-8Z C-12 C-13 C-21 C-6Z S-2V C-8Z 3C-6 C-6 CC-6 C-8(quartzline) (supported) LES FILEMENTS C-6/C-6 C-2V C-5 C-8 C-8U FC-6-0 CC-6 2-FC-8 2-CC-8 CC-8 val CC-8(quartzline) VALLEYMED INC ... YOUR ONE SOURCE FOR SPECIAL PURPOSE LAMPS & EQUIPMENT 1-800-862-7616 May 2019 SAME DAY SHIPP ING ON ORDE R S PLACED BEFORE 3PM ET PAGE 5 • • • • • • • • • • • MEDICAL / DENTAL / SCIENTIFIC REPLACEMENT LAMP GUIDE TABLE OF CONTENTS EQUIPMENT MANUFACTURERS ABBOTT 8 BURTON MEDICAL 18-19 EFOS 24-25 ISOLUX 31 ACL 8 CABOT 19 EIDOLON 25 JENA (East German Zeiss) 32 A.C.M.I. 8 CAMAG (See DEUTERIUM LAMPS) 19 ELDER PSORALITE 25 JOBIN, JOYCE ACMI (CIRCON) 8 CANON 19 ELECTRIX LAMP 25 (See DEUTERIUM LAMPS) 32 ACULUX 8 CARLO ERBA (See DEUTERIUM LAMPS) 19 EM-SCIENCE, ERNA JM CANTY 32 ACUFEX 9 CASTLE / MDT / GETINGE / (See DEUTERIUM LAMPS) 25 KAVO 33 A-DEC 9 SYBRON 19-20 ENOVA ILLUMINATION 25 KAY-PENTAX 33 AIRSHIELDS (See also HILL-ROM) 9 CECIL (See DEUTERIUM LAMPS) 20 ENVIRCO 25 KEELER 33 ALCON 9 CELLAVISION 20 ESI 25 KEENE 33 ALM/CHICK (See also MAQUET) 9 CHAYES VIRGINIA 20 EUROSCOPE 25 KENDALL 33 A LTEX (See DEUTERIUM LAMP S) 9 CIBA, CIBA/CORNING 20 FARO 25-26 KENNEX 33 AMELUNG 9 CIRCON / A.C.M.I.
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