HEALTHCARE ESTATES
Promoting power optimisation via strategic partnership
Integrated protection
solutions for acute healthcare
Intastop, exhibiting on Stand E15, will present what it dubs ‘a focused range of protection solutions specifically developed for healthcare environments’. Visitors will be able to explore its latest
As the NHS aims to become the world’s first Net Zero national health service, healthcare estates face transitioning from gas to electricity, while maintaining reliability, efficiency, and regulatory compliance. The widespread adoption of energy-efficient technologies such as LED lighting, solar panels, and advanced medical devices, introduces new risks of electrical pollution, affecting power quality and system stability. So says fortop UK, which added: “Join fortop UK and Janitza on Stand A18 and explore the four crucial aspects of electrical management that empower healthcare engineers to drive operational efficiency and resilience: n Energy efficiency: Monitoring and analysing hospital energy use uncovers waste, enables optimal energy allocation, and controls departmental costs.
n Load management: Assessing system capacity helps avoid costly expansions and ensures reliable back-up power. Managing harmonics and load imbalance prevents transformer and generator strain.
n Power quality: Addressing voltage issues proactively reduces equipment failures, maintenance costs, and compliance risks –
‘Stay connected and keep informed’
‘Stay connected, keep informed, and get ahead’ with the UK’s largest professional healthcare engineering Institute. The Institute of Healthcare Engineering and Estate Management (IHEEM) serves its membership through continuous improvement and development of the benefits available to individuals and Company Affiliates. Working
collaboratively with partners and stakeholders, the provision to members ensures they can deliver a safe, effective, and efficient healthcare environment, IHEEM says. The Institute added: “Through its STEM,
apprentice, student, and mentoring initiatives, IHEEM is dedicated to inspiring and developing future generations, and those aspiring to join the healthcare engineering and EFM sector.
CEO, Pete Sellars, said: “There is a place at IHEEM for everyone working in, and with, the healthcare EFM sector, and a membership category to match your experience and qualifications.” As the Institute looks to the future, it continues to adapt, modernise, and drive the standard for its membership, the IHEEM family, and wider healthcare engineering community. Healthcare Estates 2025 sees updates on AI-driven compliance reviews, a presentation from this year’s Big Bang STEM Competition winner, and detail on the new Institute 5 Year Business Plan. The IHEEM Members’ Lounge will feature a ‘drop-in surgery’, where delegates can directly engage with Branch and Technical Platform representatives. The Institute’s monthly magazine, Health Estate Journal, will be widely available. For more information on IHEEM membership schemes and benefits, to access the event calendar, and more online resources, visit
iheem.org.uk.
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n Continuity of supply: Advanced monitoring tackles voltage dips, surges, and residual currents to minimise downtime and safeguard essential operations. “Discover how Janitza power analysers with fortop UK’s gridXpert Healthcare Edition deliver seamless, real-time power monitoring beyond traditional BMS capabilities. Gain the diagnostics, proactive alerts, and actionable insights needed to improve efficiency, power quality, and system resilience.”
doorset innovations, ‘designed to meet the high-performance, safety, and compliance standards required in modern healthcare facilities’. Intastop said: “These fully integrated solutions prioritise patient safety, infection control, and long-term durability – while supporting day-to-day operational needs in busy clinical settings.” Also featured will be Intastop’s enhanced
wall protection systems, and its latest privacy vision panel, providing visibility control and patient privacy, and particularly suited to acute and emergency care areas. The Intastop team will be on hand to discuss the importance of fire door maintenance and protection. After attaining BM Trada Q Mark Fire Door Installation Certification, the team can support a range of projects that aim to create safer environments for all building users. The company added: “Visit Intastop’s stand in Manchester to explore practical innovations that protect people, property, and performance, in acute healthcare.”
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