A PROPOSAL
New MSQH (Malaysian Society for Quality in Health) policy for Electrical System at Critical Area.
1. Critical Area
Critical Area in the hospital covers two (2) sections, which are;
OT Room and Recovery area
ICU/CICU/NICU
2. Existing HTS Policy
These area must be supplied by electrical power 100% of total uptime and also backup with the UPS (Uninterruptible Power Supply) System which includes lighting, and power point system.
3. New Policy
All critical area as mentioned above should have three (3) source of electrical power as below:
Normal supply – Normal electrical supply from TNB distribution
Generator System – Electrical supply from generator set if there is TNB power loss
UPS System – Electrical supply provided particularly to life-support systems as backup incase the generator breakdown or power irregularity.
The objective of the above is to ensure at any time, there will be at least 1 source of power supply at the critical areas.
HTS PROPOSAL
1. Special requirement
The following item cannot be connected to UPS system;
OT light
Anesthetic machines
All active power points for equipment/tools in OT rooms or ICU equipment
2. Distribution of power
The electrical power distribution is divided to:
i) UPS – 50%
ii) Generator – 30%
iii) TNB supply – 20%
Total 100%
3. Scenario
Typical ICU:
Unit of Power Point:
· 10 power point is required for active equipments supplied by the UPS
· For backup system,
- 6 power points (genset supply)
- 4 power points (TNB supply)
Unit of light:
If ICU typical room required four (4) unit lights, the power distribution for each system as below:
· 2 lights – UPS system
· 1 light – generator system
· 1 light – TNB supply
1. Critical Area
Critical Area in the hospital covers two (2) sections, which are;
OT Room and Recovery area
ICU/CICU/NICU
2. Existing HTS Policy
These area must be supplied by electrical power 100% of total uptime and also backup with the UPS (Uninterruptible Power Supply) System which includes lighting, and power point system.
3. New Policy
All critical area as mentioned above should have three (3) source of electrical power as below:
Normal supply – Normal electrical supply from TNB distribution
Generator System – Electrical supply from generator set if there is TNB power loss
UPS System – Electrical supply provided particularly to life-support systems as backup incase the generator breakdown or power irregularity.
The objective of the above is to ensure at any time, there will be at least 1 source of power supply at the critical areas.
HTS PROPOSAL
1. Special requirement
The following item cannot be connected to UPS system;
OT light
Anesthetic machines
All active power points for equipment/tools in OT rooms or ICU equipment
2. Distribution of power
The electrical power distribution is divided to:
i) UPS – 50%
ii) Generator – 30%
iii) TNB supply – 20%
Total 100%
3. Scenario
Typical ICU:
Unit of Power Point:
· 10 power point is required for active equipments supplied by the UPS
· For backup system,
- 6 power points (genset supply)
- 4 power points (TNB supply)
Unit of light:
If ICU typical room required four (4) unit lights, the power distribution for each system as below:
· 2 lights – UPS system
· 1 light – generator system
· 1 light – TNB supply

