SYSTEM DESIGN / POWER + SIGNAL
See the power path.
Keep the boundaries clear.
The system view separates the isolated medical circuit, monitoring and alarm relationships, and independently backed-up loads.
POWER PATH
Follow the designed circuit.
The one-line diagram and room schedule define the equipment boundary and the circuits it serves.
Clarity IM → CircuitTrace → AssurePanel
Monitoring and location functions relate to the isolated circuit. The alarm schedule defines which indications appear locally or at a staffed point.
Continuity UPS → named loads
The UPS serves named loads through a separate continuity path.
PRODUCT ROLE MAP
Five functions.
One coordinated review.
Each family connects to a defined project decision. Start with the function, then confirm model data and interfaces.
Isolation
The transformer and isolated distribution form the designed medical IT power path for designated circuits.
View CareLine IT →02 / Line isolation monitorMonitor
The insulation monitor observes its assigned isolated circuit and presents the configured local indication.
View Clarity IM →03 / Branch fault locationLocate
The selected locating arrangement helps associate an event with an outgoing branch where supported by the design.
View CircuitTrace →04 / Central alarm panelPresent
Local and repeated indications follow the agreed alarm schedule and response ownership.
View AssurePanel →05 / Uninterruptible powerSupport selected loads
The UPS serves its named load list as a separate power path, sized for the project requirement.
View Continuity UPS →PROJECT BASIS
Connect the diagram to the room list.
Capture the source, loads, circuit labels, alarm destinations and open design decisions before equipment is finalized.
