MIL-STD 1691 Master Equipment List - The Whole Building Design ...

JSN M7860
Name Monitoring System, Cardiac Catheterization Lab
Logistical Category (LOGCAT) Fund Source Weights and Measures (Typical Only)
Army C | Government Furnished, Government Installed
Navy C | Government Furnished, Government Installed
USAF C | Government Furnished, Government Installed
VA C | Government Furnished, Government Installed
IHS C | Government Furnished, Government Installed
Utilities
NSN 6515
NOTE: Values shown are based on standard typicals used for programming purposes. The contractor remains responsible to
develop and coordinate the design / construction in accordance with actual equipment selection.
Utility1: Plumbing . |
Volts1 120
Utility2: Electrical F | Special electrical requirements
Utility3: Med Gas . |
Utility4: Misc Gas . |
Utility5: Non-Med Gas . |
Utility6: Misc . |
Phase1 1
Phase2 0
Amps1 20
Amps2 0
Weight (lbs) 375 Weight (kgs) 171
Height (in) 50 Height (cen) 127
Width (in) 65 Width (cen) 165
Depth (in) 31 Depth (cen) 79
Volts2 0
Hertz 60
Hertz Dep -1
Hertz Switch 0
BTU / Hour 3623
Watts1 2400
Watts2 0
Description
Unit of Issue EA
Group Miscellaneous
Computerized monitoring system for use in cardiac catheterization labs and cardio-thoracic operating rooms. The system can display up
to 32 different waveforms simultaneously, perform calculations of hemodynamic parameters, valve areas and cardiac output, archive
procedure results and accept inputs from a variety of monitoring devices. The installed system can also include remote
monitors/terminals and additional workstations and may interface with hospital-wide physiological monitoring or clinical information
systems. The system includes several configurations in different locations. Database physical dimensions reflect the largest of these work
centers. The estimated total 20 amp electrical requirements will be spread across several circuits in several locations. The system price
varies greatly on the size and sophistication of the end user's requirements.
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