The Operay Multibeam was first invented in the 1930's as the first shadowless surgical light. It was quite sought after in operation amphitheaters . This lamp had a short production run since its powerful arc would react to gasses in the operating room and cause explosions. Its successor was encased making it explosion proof.

The mechanism consists of a bulb on the inside that reflects off six tiny concave mirrors that act as the focus to direct the beam through the lenses bouncing off the mirror plates and creating a singular focus.

This piece was removed from an old hospital that had been demolished in Akron, Ohio. It was stored in the basement for many years and retains the original paint, which is rare to see as they typically painted them over the years. It has some new wiring and is fully in original condition with the mirrors in excellent condition. The pitch control knob still controls the position of the lamp with ease. The only little part not on the lamp is the access cover in the bottom but it does not affect the function at all.

Drop from flush mount to the bottom of the axis is 25”. The light can be positioned in many angles as needed—the original color is a metallic pale green tint.

Last photo shows an example of a restored lamp in a kitchen / dining room to give a sense of how this can be placed in a home

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