Hospital Power System

Not personal at all, but 100% correct and spot on! ?


If you ask me, I like your approach better in that we don't typically see UPS tertiary power in critical care areas. I like the fact UK code lets you choose how to sub-divide the branch circuits and how many ATSs to use. Also it seems like UK hospitals end up with two sources of backed up power in each critical care location instead of one normal and one emergency as typical in the US.


If you don't mind I will read more of HTM 06-01 and ask questions. Forgive me if they are elementary or seem argumentative. I have zero experience or knowledge involving UK backup and critical power systems. I am learning this for the first time.

 

Ask away - plenty of talent on here with an opinion on absolute everything


Given that The Donald and BoJo are gearing up to make us best buddies, think of it as being like an ambassador for your side of the pond. You might need to tune up your sense of humour though, British humour takes a bit of getting used to ? - "Pretty girl walks into a bar and asks the bartender for a Double Entendre - so he gives here one"


I'll get my coat


Regards


OMS

Not personal at all, but 100% correct and spot on! ?


If you ask me, I like your approach better in that we don't typically see UPS tertiary power in critical care areas. I like the fact UK code lets you choose how to sub-divide the branch circuits and how many ATSs to use. Also it seems like UK hospitals end up with two sources of backed up power in each critical care location instead of one normal and one emergency as typical in the US.


If you don't mind I will read more of HTM 06-01 and ask questions. Forgive me if they are elementary or seem argumentative. I have zero experience or knowledge involving UK backup and critical power systems. I am learning this for the first time.

 

Ask away - plenty of talent on here with an opinion on absolute everything


Given that The Donald and BoJo are gearing up to make us best buddies, think of it as being like an ambassador for your side of the pond. You might need to tune up your sense of humour though, British humour takes a bit of getting used to ? - "Pretty girl walks into a bar and asks the bartender for a Double Entendre - so he gives here one"


I'll get my coat


Regards


OMS