01Line isolation monitor
Clarity IM
CB-LIM-01Continuous local visibility for a designated isolated power system.
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Electrical systems,
made clear for care.
Camilibaud brings isolated power, monitoring, backup and alarm functions into a coordinated project conversation—beginning with how each patient-care space is used.
05PRODUCT FAMILIES
04APPLICATION CONTEXTS
01COORDINATED DESIGN PATH
PRODUCT PORTFOLIO / 01—05
From isolated power
to visible system status.
Explore five product families across isolated power, monitoring, fault location, backup and alarm presentation.
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02Branch fault location
CircuitTrace
CB-FL-12A defined path from an alarm condition to the branch that needs review.
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03Medical isolation transformer
CareLine IT
CB-IPS-05Isolation transformer options coordinated with the patient-area load and panel design.
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04Uninterruptible power
Continuity UPS
CB-UPS-03A separate backup-power layer sized for the loads identified by the project.
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05Central alarm panel
AssurePanel
CB-AP-08A clear, agreed destination for selected electrical system indications.
Explore product →CARE ENVIRONMENTS
Start with the space.
Then define the system.
Room function, circuits, connected equipment and facility requirements shape the electrical system for each care environment.
01 / APPLICATION
Surgical suites
Map the isolated-power scope, monitor location and staff-facing indication around the suite plan.
Explore planning context ↗02 / APPLICATIONCritical care
Define which patient-area circuits need isolation or backup and how facilities staff will receive system status.
Explore planning context ↗03 / APPLICATIONProcedure and recovery
Coordinate room classification, electrical scope, alarm visibility and service access across adjacent rooms.
Explore planning context ↗04 / APPLICATIONRenovation and phased upgrades
Document existing sources, circuit boundaries, shutdown windows and the changeover plan before equipment is selected.
Explore planning context ↗PROJECT ENGINEERING
Reduce late decisions
with an earlier basis.
Define the room scope, load list, panel boundary, alarm destination and handover criteria before the equipment schedule is frozen.
See the engineering approach ↗BEGIN WITH THE DESIGN INPUTS
Make the first project review useful.
Capture the room list, load schedule, one-line diagram status and alarm destinations in one project brief.