One touch panel gathers lighting, alarms and timers in the operating room. The front is stainless steel and glass and sits flush with the wall, so it cleans easily and gives contamination no place to collect.
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Control, video and imaging systems that connect the operating room to the hospital.
Control
ORCP-8 operating room control panel
- Lighting, operation lamp, negatoscope, UV lamp and busy lamp control
- Clock and chronometer, count up and down
- Six-channel medical gas alarm
- Temperature, humidity, room pressure and filter contamination, with alarm limits
- 0 to 10 V analogue outputs
- Linux-based system with RS-485, RS-232 and TCP/IP
Video and imaging
Conferencing
Video conferencing
An all-in-one HD camera and codec with 12x optical zoom, 72.5 degree wide-angle lens and Wi-Fi.
Streaming
Video streaming
Audio in both directions and video in one direction, from the operating room to lecture halls and teams.
Routing
4K video routing
A 4 x 4 HDMI matrix switcher for 3840 x 2160 at up to 60 fps, HDMI 2.0.
Hospital systems
PACS and HIS integration
Each operating room is a client of the hospital PACS and HIS. One central computer is the only interface to the hospital systems, which keeps licence costs low.
The system runs on the infrastructure a hospital already has, servers and cabling included. Installation and commissioning take less than a day per operating room. Devices are plug and play, so a failed device can be exchanged during operation, and no data is stored on the devices.
Wards
Inpatient room automation
An HMI on a wall or bed arm connects the patient room to the hospital system. The patient controls lighting, doors and curtains, calls the nurse, uses the intercom and entertainment, and orders from the kitchen or laundry.
Wired installations use KNX or RS485 / Modbus. Wireless ones use Wi-Fi Mesh or Zigbee.