PG LifeLink's new Mobile Isolated Power System (MIPS) provides a flexible solution for temporary and supplemental isolated power needs.
Mobile Isolated Power Systems (MIPS)
Don't Let Isolated Power Interrupt the Day.
Keep Care Moving with Mobile IPS
When an operating room goes offline, the impact goes beyond the room itself. Surgical schedules are disrupted, care teams must adjust, and patients and families may face unexpected delays.
PG LifeLink's UL Listed Mobile Isolated Power System (MIPS) gives healthcare facilities a temporary isolated power solution to help minimize disruptions during equipment repairs, planned maintenance, renovations, and other situations where operational flexibility matters.
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When an OR Goes Down, the Impact Adds Up.
A single operating room disruption can affect an entire day's schedule. Procedures may need to be rescheduled, staff reassigned, and patients left waiting for answers.
When permanent isolated power equipment needs repair or replacement, having a temporary power plan in place can give facilities another option.
What if your facility had another isolated power option ready?
Mobile IPS provides temporary isolated power from a compatible facility electrical source, helping facilities prepare for planned work and respond to certain isolated power equipment disruptions without relying solely on permanent infrastructure.
Built for the Unexpected. Ready for the Planned.
Whether you're preparing for an upcoming renovation or responding to an equipment issue, Mobile IPS gives your team more flexibility when isolated power is needed.
OR Renovations & Phased Construction
Keep projects moving.
Operating room renovations and infrastructure upgrades can create temporary isolated power needs. Mobile IPS gives project teams another option to consider when planning construction phases and maintaining clinical operations.
IPS Maintenance & Repair
Plan for repairs.
An isolated power system requiring maintenance or repair can create challenges for surgical schedules and facility operations. Mobile IPS can provide temporary isolated power during qualifying repairs or replacement work when a compatible facility power connection is available.
Temporary Clinical Spaces
Adapt to changing needs.
When a temporary procedure or treatment area requires isolated power, Mobile IPS provides a flexible option without requiring a permanently installed isolated power panel for the temporary application.
Supplemental Isolated Power
Additional capacity when and where it's needed.
Supports specialty medical equipment and temporary applications that require additional isolated power circuits, subject to facility engineering review.
Emergency & Continuity Planning
Plan ahead for isolated power disruptions.
Incorporate deployable isolated power into facility contingency and continuity of operations planning.
Alternate Care & Mobile Environments
Isolated power that moves with your needs.
Support temporary or mobile healthcare environments where isolated power is required and compatible facility power is available.
Ready When You Need It.
The Mobile Isolated Power Systems (MIPS) combines the essential components of a healthcare isolated power system in a mobile, stainless steel enclosure.
UL Listed.
Listed to UL 1047 and factory-assembled and tested.
Built for Healthcare
Includes PG LifeLink's SafeDetec Line Isolation monitor, hospital-grade receptacles, branch circuit protection, and an isolation transformer.
Designed for Rapid Deployment.
A factory-installed cord and plug support temporary connection to an appropriately sized, compatible facility circuit.
Supported by the Experts.
Backed by PG LifeLink's isolated power experience since 1957, engineering support, and nationwide factory-certified technician network.
SYSTEM CONFIGURATIONS
Find the Right Mobile IPS for Your Facility.
Every facility has different electrical requirements. PG LifeLink offers standard Mobile IPS configurations in 5 kVA, 7.5 kVA, and 10kVA capacities, with 120V output and specialty 208V output configurations available.
Our sales and engineering team can help determine the appropriate model based on your available facility power, required capacity, and intended application
5 kVA 7.5 kVA 10 kVA
Mobile IPS requires an available, compatible facility electrical source and matching receptacle. It is not a generator, UPS, or independent backup power source. Applications and deployment requirements should be reviewed with qualified facility/electrical personnel.
Standard 120 VAC Output Configurations
| Model | Capacity | Primary/Secondary | Main CB | Branch Circuits | Output Receptables | Input Plug |
| MIP-H05D08LD16R01S0710 | 5 kVA | 208 / 120 VAC | 30 A | 8 X 20 A | 16 x HG 5-20R Duplex | L6-30P |
| MIP-M05D08LD16R01S1110 | 5 kVA | 277 / 120 VAC | 25 A | 8 x 20 A | 16 × HG 5-20R Duplex | L7-30P |
| MIP-S05D08LD16R01S1210 | 5 kVA | 480 / 120 VAC | 15 A | 8 x 20 A | 16 × HG 5-20R Duplex | L8-20P |
| MIP-H07D08LD16R01S0810 | 7.5 kVA | 208 / 120 VAC | 50 A | 8 x 20 A | 16 × HG 5-20R Duplex | CS8265C |
| MIP-M07D08LD16R01S1110 | 7.5 kVA | 277 / 120 VAC | 30 A | 8 × 20 A | 16 × HG 5-20R Duplex | L7-30P |
| MIP-S07D08LD16R01S1210 | 7.5 kVA | 480 / 120 VAC | 20 A | 8 × 20 A | 16 × HG 5-20R Duplex | L8-20P |
| MIP-H10D08LD16R01S1910 | 10 kVA | 208 / 120 VAC | 60 A | 8 × 20 A | 16 × HG 5-20R Duplex | HBL25625 |
| MIP-M10D08LD16R01S1410 | 10 kVA | 277 / 120 VAC | 50 A | 8 × 20 A | 16 × HG 5-20R Duplex | CS8465C |
| MIP-S10D08LD16R01S1310 | 10 kVA | 480 / 120 VAC | 30 A | 8 × 20 A | 16 × HG 5-20R Duplex | L8-30P |
208 VAC Output/Specialty Equipment Configurations
| Model | Capacity | Primary/Secondary | Main CB | Branch Circuits | Output Receptables | Input Plug |
| MIP-H10H02LL02B01S1910 | 10 kVA | 208 / 208 VAC | 60 A | 2 × 30 A | 2 × L6-30R Twist-Lock | HBL25625 |
| MIP-M10H02LL02B01S1410 | 10 kVA | 277 / 208 VAC | 50 A | 2 × 30 A | 2 × L6-30R Twist-Lock | CS8465C |
| MIP-S10H02LL02B01S1310 | 10 kVA | 480 / 208 VAC | 30 A | 2 × 30 A | 2 × L6-30R Twist-Lock | L8-30P |
Not Sure Which Configuration You Need?
Our team can help review your facility's electrical requirements and identify the appropriate Mobile IPS configuration.
Decades of Isolated Power Expertise. Behind Every Unit.
When your facility depends on isolated power, you need more than equipment. You need a manufacturer that understands the application and stands behind the product.
Since 1957, PG LifeLink has supported healthcare facilities with isolated power equipment, engineering expertise, and long-term service.
From early application planning and model selection to commissioning, testing, and ongoing support, our team is here to help.
- U.S .-assembled in Erlanger, Kentucky
- Nationwide factory-certified technician
- Responsive quoting and engineering support
- Long-term service, testing, and retrofit expertise
Frequently Asked Questions
Mobile IPS can provide temporary isolated power during certain repairs or maintenance activities when compatible facility power is available and the application meets facility electrical and operational requirements. Suitability must be confirmed before deployment.
Yes, every PG LifeLink Mobile Isolated Power System is factory assembled, tested, and UL Listed.
Yes. MIPS connects to a compatible facility power receptacle using a factory-installed input cord and plug. It requires an energized facility feeder and matching receptacle.
MIPS is not a generator, UPS, or independent backup power source. It requires an available, compatible facility electrical source to operate.
No. Mobile IPS is designed for temporary and supplemental isolated power applications. It is not intended as a general replacement for permanently installed isolated power systems. PG LifeLink can help review your application's requirements to determine whether Mobile IPS is an appropriate option.
Standard configurations are available in 5 kVA, 7.5 kVA, and 10 kVA, with input and output configurations varying by model. PG LifeLink can help determine the appropriate model for your application.
A Mobile Isolated Power System provides isolated power in a mobile, self-contained configuration for temporary healthcare applications. PG LifeLink MIPS combines an isolation transformer, line isolation monitoring, branch circuit protection, and hospital-grade receptacles in a stainless steel mobile enclosure.
Yes, the Mobile IPS can be used alongside existing isolated power infrastructure to provide temporary isolated power during maintenance, renovations, or applications requiring additional isolated power capacity.
The Mobile IPS connects to a compatible facility power receptacle using a 10-foot factory-installed input cord and plug. Standard models are available for 208V, 277V, or 480V facility input power. The required receptacle and plug configuration vary by model, transformer capacity, and available facility power. PG LifeLink can review your facility's electrical requirements to help identify the appropriate system configuration.
Model selection depends on your facility's available input voltage, required system capacity, output voltage, and receptacle compatibility. Review our configuration matrix and Technical Bulletin, or contact PG LifeLink for assistance identifying the appropriate model.
Don't Wait Until Isolated Power Becomes a Problem.
Whether you're planning an OR renovation, preparing for equipment maintenance, or evaluating ways to improve operational flexibility, our team can help determine where Mobile IPS fits.
Let's review your application and find the right solution.