Isolation Panel - Advanced Electrical Isolation Technology | Ensures Patient Safety Against Electric Shock, Low Sound Levels, Reliable Performance Since 1992

We are offering Isolation Panel for hospital use since 1992. We have built an enviable reputation for reliability & low sound levels. The increased use of electronic diagnostic and treatment equipment, and the corresponding increase in electrical hazards, has resulted in the use of isolated ungrounded systems in new areas of the hospital. Isolating systems are now commonly used for protection against electrical shock. Electrical shock is produced by current, not voltage. It is not the amount of voltage a person is exposed to, but rather the amount of current transmitted through the persona s body that determines the intensity of a shock. The human body acts as a large resistor to current flow. Surgical techniques bypass the patienta s body resistance and expose the patient to electrical current from surrounding equipment. The highest risk is to patients undergoing surgery within the thoracic cavity. Increased use of such equipment as heart monitors, dye injectors, and cardiac catheters increases the threat of electrocution when used within the circulatory system. Infants are more susceptible to electric shock because of their smaller mass, and thus lower body resistance. Electric equipment operating in the patient vicinity, even though operating perfectly, may still be hazardous to the patient. This is because every piece of electrical equipment produces a leakage current.