It was Dräger that created the world's first ceiling-mounted system for connecting medical equipment in operating theatres in 1958. The aim of these developments is to facilitate the working conditions of specialists and improve the efficiency and quality of treatment processes, especially in such important areas of hospitals as operating theatres and intensive care units. This medical equipment helps to quickly connect devices, keep cables under control and leave the passageway free for staff. This page contains Dräger solutions for operating rooms, intensive care units and wards, where ergonomics and safety are important.
Medical consoles for operating rooms, wards, and intensive care units.
The catalogue features the Dräger Ambia and Dräger Ponta ceiling systems, as well as the Dräger Gemina and Dräger Linea wall-mounted solutions. Ceiling modules with swivel arms ensure maximum customisation of the workplace in the operating theatre and free access to the patient's bed in the ICU from both sides, allowing pumps, monitors and infusion stands to be suspended. Wall profiles with shelves and rails function as wall-mounted console systems for compact monitoring stations. In any configuration, this is a medical console for gas supply and, at the same time, a console for medical devices: it has oxygen, air and vacuum outlets, electrical sockets, information ports and mounting points for equipment and accessories. Ceiling consoles are suitable for intensive care units, while wall-mounted medical consoles with wall mounts are convenient for use in standard wards. This creates a console for both hospitals and private medical facilities that can be easily scaled to the workload of the ward and infection control requirements.
Buy medical consoles
DM-PROJECT will help you select and install Gemina and Linea wall-mounted medical consoles, as well as Ambia and Ponta ceiling systems. During the consultation, we will determine the number of gas outlets and sockets, the set of shelves and holders, the height and method of attachment so that the medical console fits the room layout, and we will prepare a project, estimate and installation schedule. After commissioning, we train staff and provide service support.
