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Horizontal IDP Model Isolation Panel for ICU
The horizontal IDP model isolation panel serves to minimize the risk of electric shocks that can cause serious damage and even death to patients undergoing invasive procedures. The use of this device is regulated by the STANDARD: NOM-001-SEDE-2012 section 517.PANEL APPLICATION
The IDP isolation panel is typically installed in hallways and classified areas where electrical installation is required above 1.52m from the finished floor.
Critical Care Areas: Intensive Care (adult, pediatric, and neonatal), Intermediate Care, Operating Rooms, Recovery Area, Short-Stay Surgery, Emergency Room, Labor and Delivery, Coronary Care Units, Hemodialysis and Peritoneal Dialysis, Burn Unit, Angiography Rooms, Computed Tomography Rooms, Magnetic Resonance Imaging Rooms, Radiotherapy Cabinet, and/or similar areas in which patients are subject to invasive procedures.
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IDC Horizontal Model Isolation Panel
The IDC horizontal model isolation panel is characterized by having hospital-grade duplex power outlets and a ground contact on the front of the panel, and it serves to minimize the risk of electrical discharges that can cause serious damage or even death to patients undergoing invasive procedures. The use of this panel is regulated by the STANDARD: NOM-001-SEDE-2012 article 517PANEL APPLICATION
The IDC isolation panel is typically installed in hallways and classified areas where electrical installation is required above 1.52m from the finished floor.
Critical Care Areas: Intensive Care (adult, pediatric, and neonatal), Intermediate Care, Operating Rooms, Recovery Area, Short-Stay Surgery, Emergency Room, Labor and Delivery, Coronary Care Units, Hemodialysis and Peritoneal Dialysis, Burn Unit, Angiography Rooms, Computed Tomography Rooms, Magnetic Resonance Imaging Rooms, Radiotherapy Cabinet, and/or similar areas in which patients are subject to invasive procedures.
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IDC Model Vertical Isolation Panel
The IDC model isolation panel is characterized by having hospital-grade duplex power outlets and a grounding outlet on the front of the panel; it is vertical and serves to minimize the risk of electric shocks that can cause serious injury or even death to patients undergoing invasive procedures. The use of this device is regulated by the STANDARD: NOM-001-SEDE-2012 article 517.PANEL APPLICATION
The IDC isolation panel is typically installed in hallways for Critical Care Areas:
- Intensive Care (adult, pediatric, and neonatal)
- Intermediate Care, Operating Rooms
- Recovery Area
- Short-Stay Surgery
- Emergency Room
- Obstetric Surgery
- Coronary Care Units
- Hemodialysis and Peritoneal Dialysis
- Burn Unit
- Angiography Rooms
- Computed Tomography Rooms
- Magnetic Resonance Imaging Rooms
- Radiotherapy Cabinet
- Similar areas where patients are subject to invasive procedures.
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IDP Horizontal Model Isolation Panel
The IDP horizontal model isolation panel serves to minimize the risk of electrical shocks that can cause serious injury or even death to patients undergoing invasive procedures. The use of this device is regulated by the STANDARD: NOM-001-SEDE-2012 article 517.
PANEL APPLICATION
The IDP isolation panel is typically installed in hallways and classified areas where electrical installation is required above 1.52m from the finished floor.
Critical Care Areas: Intensive Care (adult, pediatric, and neonatal), Intermediate Care, Operating Rooms, Recovery Area, Short-Stay Surgery, Emergency Room, Obstetric Surgery, Coronary Care Units, Hemodialysis and Peritoneal Dialysis, Burn Unit, Angiography Rooms, Computed Tomography Rooms, Magnetic Resonance Imaging Rooms, Radiotherapy Cabinet, and/or similar areas in which patients are subject to invasive procedures.
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IDP Vertical Model Isolation Panel
The IDP vertical model isolation panel is characterized by including hospital-grade duplex power contact modules and isolated ground contacts, serving to minimize the risk of electric shocks that can cause serious injury or even death to patients undergoing invasive procedures. The use of this device is regulated by the STANDARD: NOM-001-SEDE-2012 article 517.PANEL APPLICATION
The IDC isolation panel is typically installed in hallways, for Critical Care Areas:
- Intensive Care (adult, pediatric, and neonatal)
- Intermediate Care
- Operating Rooms
- Recovery Area
- Short-Stay Surgery
- Emergency Room
- Obstetric Surgery
- Coronary Care Units
- Hemodialysis and Peritoneal Dialysis
- Burn Unit
- Angiography Rooms
- Computed Tomography Rooms
- Magnetic Resonance Imaging Rooms
- Radiotherapy Cabinet
- Similar areas in which patients are subject to invasive procedures.
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IPL (XTL) Model Isolation Panel for X-Ray or Laser Power
The IPL (XTL) isolation panel is designed to supply power to laser or X-ray power outlets in various surgical procedure rooms from a single panel. It serves to minimize the risk of electric shocks that can cause serious injury or even death.PANEL APPLICATION
The IDP isolation panel is typically installed in hallways to energize X-ray or Laser outlets in Critical Care Areas:
- Intensive Care (adult, pediatric, and neonatal)
- Intermediate Care
- Operating Rooms
- Recovery Area
- Short-Stay Surgery
- Emergency Room, Obstetric Surgery
- Coronary Care Units
- Hemodialysis and Peritoneal Dialysis
- Burn Unit
- Angiography Rooms
- Computed Tomography Rooms
- Magnetic Resonance Imaging Rooms
- Radiotherapy Cabinet
- Similar areas in which patients are subject to invasive procedures.
