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A leading healthcare equipment provider was in search of an advanced power management solution to seamlessly integrate with its state-of-the-art hospital and nursing care beds, as part of a comprehensive university hospital ward renovation. These innovative smart beds operate in synergy with a diverse assortment of remote healthcare monitoring devices. Furthermore, nursing administrators expressed the need for remote power control capabilities for various other devices within patient rooms. Consequently, there was a pressing demand for an efficient, space-saving power management system that could be consistently implemented across numerous smart beds in multiple wards throughout the hospital.

Requirements

Remote Power Management

Nursing administration staff emphasized the need for comprehensive remote power management capabilities for the equipment within the wards. This system should offer intuitive setup and operation via a browser-based user interface.

Device Control & Reliability

Essential medical devices, such as heart monitors, occasionally require remote rebooting. Additionally, in-room appliances like refrigerators and air purifiers must be equipped with auto-ping and auto-reboot functionalities to ensure consistent and reliable operation.

Secure Operation

The hospital network mandates robust security measures at all layers. This is crucial not only for enabling staff to access medical data in real-time but also to ensure the utmost protection of sensitive patient information.

The PE4104 is designed with a sleek and compact profile, accommodating both shelf and desktop mounting options, making it ideal for installations in tight spaces.

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Benefits

Ward Power Management

By integrating the PE4104A within the ward, remote management capabilities are centralized at the nursing station. Here, administrators can efficiently monitor, auto-ping, and auto-reboot either the entire PDU or individual outlets as and when needed.

Smart Bed Power management

The PE4104A, when placed on the cabinet shelf of the ward, dedicates two of its outlets to medical devices equipped with sensors in the smart bed. The remaining two outlets are strategically reserved for either patients or visitors, facilitating tasks such as device charging or operating air purifiers.

Strong Security

Prioritizing safety, the solution boasts robust security measures. This includes dual-level password protection, state-of-the-art encryption technologies like TLS1.2, and the provision for remote authentication through RADIUS.

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