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Xtreme Everest 2, a team of intensive care doctors, nurses, and scientists, runs an intensive care unit at 17,500 feet elevation at the Mt. Everest High Base Camp. The location requires rugged, energy-efficient lighting that performs well in extremely cold temperatures but also provides benefits of good lighting for patients. On March 10, the laboratory, operating room, and patient areas were outfitted with Cardinal LED lighting from RedBird LED.
