Plus Series 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
• 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

The Plus Series Isolated Power Panels are engineered to simplify hospital electrical installations while meeting strict code requirements. Every panel supports NEC 517 and NFPA 99 standards, with features like clearly labeled terminals, modular layouts, ample grounding space, and support for low-leakage XHHW-2 wiring. These design details help streamline installations in operating rooms, cath labs, and procedure rooms, reducing installation time while ensuring compliance and patient safety. For wiring guidance, layout specifications, and best practices, download our Design & Installation Guidelines. 

Modern hybrid operating rooms and intraoperative MRI (iMRI) suites present unique electrical design challenges. In these environments, isolated power systems must provide the patient safety benefits required for wet procedure locations while operating alongside highly sensitive imaging equipment.

PG LifeLink has completed RF compatibility testing of representative Plus Series Isolated Power Systems equipped with SafeDetec Line Isolation Monitors in IMRIS surgical environments utilizing Siemens 1.5T Sola and 3T Vida MRI systems. Testing confirmed acceptable RF noise performance when installed in accordance with PG LifeLink engineering guidelines.

For hybrid OR, iMRI, and IMRIS projects, our engineering team works directly with design firms, contractors, and healthcare facilities to review equipment placement, communication requirements, shielding considerations, and MRI-specific installation requirements. This collaboration helps ensure isolated power systems are properly integrated into complex surgical and imaging environments.

For project-specific guidance, contact PG LifeLink engineering early in the design process or download our IMRIS Compatibility Statement.