Uninterruptible power supply costs at Tampere Hospital Finland

What happens if a hospital's power system goes out?

A single power outage could compromise patient care, interrupt surgeries or disable critical systems. Many hospitals have an aging electrical infrastructure, so assessing whether their backup power systems meet modern standards is essential.

Why do hospitals need power systems?

Today, of course, the power system in healthcare facilities must support more than just standard IT systems. Critical operations throughout the hospital or clinic, such as operating rooms and intensive care units, also depend on clean, uninterruptible power to deliver life-saving services.

Is a centralized UPS system upstream of power distribution a good idea?

In either case, with proper planning and design, a centralized UPS system upstream of power distribution can provide protection for all critical operations the facility, creating a power protection system that is more reliable, more scalable and more manageable than the distributed approach. 2017 Vertiv Co. All rights reserved.

Do hospitals need a backup power system?

1. The Joint Commission (TJC) Hospitals must test their backup power systems monthly to meet accreditation requirements. These tests ensure generators can operate effectively under emergency conditions and provide an opportunity to identify potential issues before they escalate. 2. Det Norske Veritas (DNV)