Frequently Asked Questions

Modular OT price depends on the room size, panel material, laminar air flow specification, doors, control systems and installation scope. Share your drawings or room size and we will prepare a project-specific quotation.

Timelines depend on project size and site readiness. Our team shares a schedule after the site assessment and technical planning stage.

Yes. Most existing theatres can be upgraded after a site assessment of the room, HVAC and services.

Cost depends on the number of outlets, gases, pipeline length, source equipment and building layout. We quote after reviewing your drawings.

AGSS stands for Anaesthetic Gas Scavenging System — a system that removes waste anaesthetic gases from the OT.

Yes, tracks can be fitted to most existing ceilings after a site check.

It is a ceiling-mounted system that sends HEPA-filtered air downward in a steady stream over the surgical area.

Sensor taps are most common in new OTs; knee and elbow operation are reliable non-electric options.

It is the department responsible for decontaminating, sterilising and distributing reusable medical devices.

Yes, we can supply furniture packages for full projects. Share your bed count and departments.

Yes — number of outlets, sockets and accessories are configured per project.

An OT pendant is indicatively ₹30,000 to ₹1 Lakh per unit. The final price depends on single or double arm configuration, the number of gas outlets, sockets and the accessories selected.

A single-arm pendant rotates around one joint and suits smaller theatres or fixed workflows. A double-arm pendant has two articulated arms, giving a wider reach and more positioning flexibility.

Usually yes, after checking the ceiling structure, ceiling height and the routing of gas and electrical services.

Major and speciality theatres commonly use a double-dome light so a second head is available. Minor OTs and procedure rooms often use a single dome. We recommend after reviewing the theatre use.

IEC 60601-2-41 is the international particular standard for surgical and diagnostic luminaires. Ask for the manufacturer's conformity documentation for the model being supplied.

Price depends on dome configuration, light output and features such as camera arms. Share your requirement and we will quote for suitable models.

They seal against the frame when closed, which helps the theatre hold its pressure difference against corridors and reduces uncontrolled air movement.

Automatic doors allow hands-free entry for scrubbed staff. Manual doors cost less and suit lower-traffic rooms. The choice depends on workflow and budget.

A static pass box is a sealed chamber without airflow. A dynamic pass box has a fan and filter to supply filtered air inside the chamber and is used where higher cleanliness is needed.

Typically between the operation theatre and the sterile or dirty corridor, between CSSD zones, and in laboratories and pharmacies.

Typically bed head panels or pendants, medical gas outlets, electrical points, curtain tracks and cleanable finishes. The exact scope is agreed per project.

NICU layouts are planned around incubators, warmers and phototherapy units, with attention to space per cot, gas outlets and parent access. Your clinical team's requirements guide the layout.

Selection depends on the medical gas, hospital demand, cylinder arrangement and site requirements. Share your requirements for a project-specific proposal.