Engineering tools for healthcare.
Hospitals where systems serve the patient.
Hospitals, nursing homes, diagnostic centres — nurse-call, PA, life-safety, BMS, surveillance and IT engineered to NABH and HTM standards.
Interactives for healthcare
1 toolCalculators for healthcare
4 toolsCCTV Storage Retention Calculator
Multi-brand, codec-aware CCTV storage retention sizing across Hikvision, Dahua, Axis, Hanwha, Bosch, Honeywell, CP Plus and Prama. Computes storage TB, HDD count plan, recorded bandwidth and an NVR/VMS class recommendation against camera count. Pairs with the CCTV Coverage Calculator.
DG → Solar+BESS Crossover
Diesel price, DG capacity and monthly run-hours in — the kWp solar + kWh LFP BESS that breaks even against running the genset out, plus capex, payback years and CO₂ avoided.
Wi-Fi AP Planner
Floor area, ceiling height, wall material and client density in — AP count, PoE budget, switch ports and channel-plan advice out. Wi-Fi 6 / 6E / 7 with material-derated coverage and hex-packed cell preview.
UPS Runtime Estimator
Critical load in kW + redundancy target in — runtime per battery string at 100/75/50% load, recommended VA rating and the load-vs-runtime curve. Online double-conversion UPS only.
Configurators for healthcare
1 toolReferences for healthcare
3 toolsNBC Compliance Checker
Building height, type and occupancy in — list of mandatory life-safety and ELV systems out, citing NBC 2016 and the relevant IS codes.
NBC Fire-Safety by State
State or union territory, building height and occupancy in — list of sprinkler, addressable FA, voice-evac PA, wet-riser and Fire-NOC triggers out, with explicit source-status tiering across all 28 Indian states and 8 union territories.
Sprinkler Zoning Planner
Building height, occupancy and hazard class in — recommended sprinkler zone count, riser strategy, valve room count and reference NBC clause out. Brief-stage planning only — not a fire-engineering submission.
03 / Frequently asked
Healthcare — the early conversation.
What standards do you engineer hospital systems to?
We engineer hospital systems to NABH, HTM 08-03 (nurse-call), IS 13039 (hydrant), IS 2189 (fire alarm) and IS 16102-2 (voice-evacuation PA). NABH for clinical operating standards, HTM 08-03 best-practice for nurse-call (originally NHS, now widely adopted internationally), IS 13039 for fire hydrant networks, IS 2189 for fire alarm, IS 16102-2 for voice-evacuation PA, and the relevant Indian and international codes for radiation safety where imaging departments are scoped. Our drawings carry signed compliance to the applicable standards.
Why does a hospital need a separate UPS-with-BESS architecture?
Because hospital surgical theatres and ICU equipment cannot tolerate even a 50 ms transfer interruption, online UPS with lithium-ion BESS is life-safety equipment. Surgical theatres, ICU equipment, ventilators, dialysis machines and MRI cooling cannot tolerate even a 50 ms transfer interruption. Online UPS with double-conversion topology and lithium-ion BESS isolates the load from grid reality completely, with zero transfer time and ride-through that outlasts any grid event. This is life-safety equipment, not just operational continuity.
How do nurse-call response-time targets work?
Nurse-call escalates from bedside to nurse mobile after 30 seconds, floor supervisor after 90 seconds and duty doctor after 3 minutes — code-blue broadcasts simultaneously. Escalation timers with mobile-device follow-through. A bedside call is presented to the nursing station immediately, escalates to a designated nurse's mobile device after 30 seconds, escalates to the floor supervisor after 90 seconds, and to the duty doctor after 3 minutes if not acknowledged. Code-blue is broadcast to every relevant station and pager simultaneously. Every event is logged for service-quality analytics.
Can you do CCTV that respects patient dignity and complies with hospital privacy norms?
Yes — hospital CCTV is zoned strictly: wards and toilets excluded, corridor coverage privacy-respecting, ICU and theatre CCTV restricted to authorised clinical staff. Hospital CCTV is designed with strict zoning: wards and toilets are explicitly excluded, corridor and entry coverage is privacy-respecting, ICU and theatre CCTV requires written authorisation and is restricted to clinical staff. We design retention policies to NABH and applicable data-protection guidance.
What's the typical scope and timeline for a 200-bed hospital?
A 200-bed hospital takes 18–28 weeks; scope covers nurse-call, voice-evac PA, addressable fire alarm, IP CCTV, access control, IP-PBX, BMS, online UPS-with-BESS and structured cabling. Scope: nurse-call across all beds, voice-evac PA, addressable fire alarm, IP CCTV (typically 90+ cameras), access control across restricted zones, IP-PBX with hospital extensions, BMS, online UPS-with-BESS for theatres and ICUs, structured cabling and medical-grade Wi-Fi. Timeline: 18–28 weeks from kick-off depending on construction stage. Tinsukia Medical College is an example of this profile we have delivered for NCC Limited.
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Tools answer the early questions. A written reply from the studio usually answers the harder ones. Send drawings and a brief — we respond within two working days.