Plus Series Isolated Power Panels
PG LifeLink's next generation of Isolated Power Products, Plus Series, accommodates hospital isolated power needs of the future.
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Slim Isolated Power Panels
Specialty panels offer smaller panel sizes for increased space in the operating room.
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Legacy Isolated Power Panels
PG LifeLink's Standard Isolated Power Panels are a great choice if you need to match an existing installation where panel depth & size…
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Isolated Power Panel Common Components
PG LifeLink's commitment to quality and safety is reflected in the design and components incorporated in our Isolated Power Panels. All PG LifeLink Isolated Power Panels for medical facilities (Medical IPS) are assembled in the USA and include the following standard components:
- Top-mounted hospital-grade transformer
- Digital SafeDetec (LIM)
- Interior chassis engineered to specification, fully factory assembled, and 100% tested
- Heavy-duty galvanized steel back box designed for flush mounting
- Stainless steel front trim panel with fully hidden hinged door
Optional features available for Plus Series Line of Isolated Power Panels:
- SafeDetec – new generation all digital line isolation monitor
- Fault Location System option that identifies the branch circuit of a detected fault on the screen of the Line Isolated Monitor
- Branch circuit load monitoring option that gives hospital personnel notice of a power hazard
- System load monitoring
- Transformer temperature monitoring
- PGL Device Network Gateway to monitor procedure room devices from anywhere
- New touchscreen Master Remote Annunciator compatible with Device Network Gateway
- New panel configurations to accommodate these new features at the time of installation or possible future upgrades
- New customizable communication capability to monitor, report, and communicate to meet a wide variety of facility needs
PG LifeLink Isolated Power Panels are designed, built, and tested in accordance with the following:
- UL 1047, UL 1022, UL 50
- CSA C22.1 Part 1, and CSA C22.2 No. 204
- IBC (2012), AC156 (2010), ASCE 7-10
- HCAI (California Department of Health Care Access and Information), OSP-0210-10