Units for the Health Service

We offer a wide range of such devices, designed for use even in very large buildings. Our assortment includes modern models with a capacity of up to 770 kVA, as well as special products made to order.

Is your building prepared for a power outage?

Emergency power supply in hospitals directly affects the health and lives of patients. If it operates efficiently and switches on automatically as soon as a power interruption is detected, it allows life-saving procedures to continue and ensures the ongoing operation of life-support equipment. Thanks to a generator in a hospital, it is possible to:

• maintain the continuous operation of medical equipment – especially important for devices used in intensive care units, operating rooms, and laboratories;
• ensure patient safety – some patients cannot be suddenly disconnected from life-support machines;

• guarantee the continuity of IT and communication systems – access to medical records and smooth communication between departments directly affect hospital efficiency and patient safety;

• maintain proper temperature, ventilation, and visibility – generators power not only individual devices but also the most important building systems.

Emergency power supply in hospitals makes it possible to remain independent from the often unreliable power grid. A properly selected generator can power all necessary installations and equipment for as long as required. It runs on fuel, which can be stored in any quantity and obtained even during a public grid failure.

What generators are used in hospitals?

Generators for hospitals differ from those used in private homes or small businesses. They are large, high-performance stationary devices capable of generating enormous amounts of power in a short time. They are permanently installed and ready for automatic activation.

Our hospital generators are equipped with a range of modern technologies that enhance their reliability and effectiveness. These include an automatic start function, which triggers the unit as soon as a power failure is detected, and shuts it down once electricity is restored. This ensures that users don’t need to worry about operating generators in critical situations.