Medical Electricians

Choose medical electricians who understand your critical requirements, whether you’re patient-facing or in residential care

You don’t need us to tell you how important it is to have the right electrics in patient facing environments and residential care. Safe and reliable equipment and systems that enable you to administer care and treatment effectively.

Clients searching for a medical electrician are often looking for a turn-key solution that can be easily implemented, so minimising disruption to patient and resident care. We can do this.

We’re experienced at working in sensitive situations and will solve your problem, whether it’s lighting, wiring, cabling or testing, with great care and minimal disruption. And our focus is on giving you that continuity in the long-term, so we offer cost-effective maintenance contracts and a 24-hour emergency call-out service.

Our experienced team of NICEIC-approved industrial electricians meet the specific requirements of a range of organisations in health and social care. These include:

Hospitals

• Installation of devices or equipment that comply with BS 7671 “Requirements for Electrical Installations: IET Wiring Regulations” and Dept. of Health and Social Care guidance HTM 06-01
• Allocated circuits for mobile x-ray units
• Maximum power requirements and mains resistance with correctly sized cables
• Regular electrical testing as required by HTM 06-01
• Auto-changeover from distribution network to generator to protect medical devices and surgical lights where there’s a risk to patients from disconnection
• Wiring systems within location trunking to reduce risks of RCD tripping
• Hospital lighting for every requirement, including operating theatre lights, LED over-bed lights and corridor lighting

Dental surgeries

• Designing and installing dedicated circuits and transformers for dental chairs and other equipment to ensure they are protective extra-low voltage (PELV)
• Separate sub-circuits for compressors, vacuum pumps and manifolds
• Wiring in separate conduits or trunking to ensure safety where piped gases and electrical wiring are enclosed together
• Energy-efficient lights, such as dental surgical lighting and dental office ceiling lighting

Care homes

• Testing and inspections to ensure you comply with the Health and Social Care Act 2008 (Regulated Activities) Regulations 2014 and Care Quality Commission (CQC)
• Maintenance contracts to mitigate the most common risks in care homes, such as faults in electrical appliances that could cause fires
• Wired and wireless call systems
• LED lighting for residents’ rooms, corridors and offices

Veterinary surgeries

• Vet surgery lighting, cabling and sockets
• Wiring for cauteries, scanners and anaesthesia machines
• Electrical inspections and testing
• Uninterrupted power supplies and back up generators