APPLICATION BRIEF / 02
Critical care
Planning context.
Distinguish bedside, room-service and facility-support loads before assigning an electrical arrangement.
SCOPE REVIEW
Coordinate the room’s electrical scope.
Review room use, designated circuits, connected loads, alarm locations and service access.
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Use the project load list to identify equipment with continuity requirements.
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Document separately which circuits are isolated and which receive UPS support.
- 03
Agree where alarm information is presented and who owns the response path.
- 04
Coordinate repeated indications with room groups and maintenance naming.
PROJECT RECORDS
Carry the decisions into the documents.
Keep room names, panel identifiers and alarm labels consistent through design review, installation and handover.
PRODUCT FAMILIES
Equipment for this application.
The product families below map to the electrical functions associated with this care environment.
03Medical isolation transformer
CareLine IT
CB-IPS-05Isolation transformer options coordinated with the patient-area load and panel design.
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01Line isolation monitor
Clarity IM
CB-LIM-01Continuous local visibility for a designated isolated power system.
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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.
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Bring the room scope into the first review.
Use the project worksheet to capture loads, circuit boundaries, alarm destinations and unresolved decisions.