Intensive Care Units

These are the units that ensure all the infrastructure services
needed in the intensive care departments of hospitals,
such as “medical gases, electricity and weak current (data
communication)” are delivered to the patient in the most
comfortable and fastest way.
They are multifunctional treatment assistive systems designed to manage the care and
treatment processes of critically ill patients more effectively and safely in intensive care units,
hospitals and healthcare facilities. These units provide a combination of electricity, lighting,
low current (such as data communication), medical gases and similar medical needs in order to
respond to the urgent needs of patients.
These units allow the devices and other equipment that patients
and healthcare professionals will need to be positioned safely, closest
to the patient and in the most appropriate way. In this way, it ensures
that there is minimum cable and hose clutter around the patient.
Therefore, it allows healthcare professionals to access the patient
more easily and quickly. These units, manufactured in various shapes,
are optimized according to the needs of different intensive care types
and can be used in many different locations. For this reason, it is an
indispensable element of all types of intensive care services in modern
hospital architecture.
Product Conforming to the Following
Standards:
✓ EN 62366-1 : 2015
✓ EN ISO 15223-1 : 2021
✓ EN ISO 20417 : 2021
✓ EN ISO 11197 : 2019
✓ EN ISO 14971 : 2020
✓ EN 5359 : 2012
✓ EN 60601-1 : 2009
✓ EN 60601-1-2 : 2016
✓ HTM 02-01
Intended Use:
Product Name: Toblerone Intensive
Care Unit – Wall Type
Product Code: MG-YOT-S
Intensive care units are the units where various electrical armatures are located
in addition to providing the necessary gases to the patients, together with the
equipment rails on it, in order to ensure that the accessories and equipment to
be used by the healthcare personnel can be used more easily.
Place of Use:
It is generally used in intensive care units (Internal, Surgical, Cardiology,
Neonatal, Intensive care units…) and in some applications in Intervention
rooms