Case Study: Adapting a Two-Hour Backup Power Plan for an Operating Room in Virginia
An operating room project in Virginia needed two hours of battery backup power for designated equipment. As construction progressed, the company identified additional equipment needing protection, and the backup power plan needed to reflect those requirements. Medi-Products worked with the project team to review equipment specifications and electrical drawings, adjust the system sizing, and develop […]
Can One Battery Backup System Power Multiple Refrigerators and Freezers?
A pharmacy may have two vaccine refrigerators and a freezer. A laboratory might need backup power for cold storage, incubators, and supporting equipment. Does every device need its own battery backup system?
Which Battery Backup System Will Work With My Vaccine Refrigerator, Pharmacy Fridge, or Laboratory Freezer?
Choosing battery backup for cold storage starts with the equipment you need to protect. A vaccine refrigerator, pharmacy fridge, and laboratory freezer may have different electrical requirements, even when they look similar or occupy the same amount of space. The right system must match the equipment’s electrical specifications, handle its startup demand, and provide enough […]
Case Study: How Battery Backup Power Supports Continuous Operation of Critical Hemodialysis Equipment
For an acute care hospital in Eastern Pennsylvania, preparing for a power outage meant looking beyond the equipment at the patient’s bedside. The hospital needed reliable backup power for its central reverse osmosis (RO) water purification system, an essential part of the infrastructure supporting hemodialysis. The RO system was designed to meet stringent international medical […]
How Can Battery Backup Power Reduce Carbon Emissions in Healthcare?
Battery backup protects essential equipment and temperature-sensitive inventory in healthcare facilities. It can also support sustainability goals, but the environmental benefit depends on the application. Batteries can help your facility reduce emissions through how they are charged, the generator operation they replace, and the waste they help prevent.
Flu season changes more than the number of patients walking through the door. For pharmacies, clinics, and outpatient facilities, it can also change how vaccine refrigeration equipment is used.
World Patient Safety Day: Safe Care for NCDs Depends on Reliable Infrastructure
World Patient Safety Day was September 17, 2026, and this year, the World Health Organization is focusing on “Safe care for noncommunicable diseases,” with the campaign slogan “Safe care for life!”
