Surgical lights are specialized lighting systems used in operating rooms to provide bright, focused illumination during surgical procedures. They are designed to minimize shadows and enhance visibility, allowing surgeons to see intricate details of the surgical site. These lights often have adjustable brightness and can be positioned to suit the needs of the procedure. Typically, surgical lights use LED technology for energy efficiency and longevity. They are mounted on movable arms or ceilings, enabling flexibility in positioning. Some models also feature color temperature adjustments to simulate natural daylight, which helps in accurately assessing tissue color and condition during surgery.