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Table of Contents Trends and Challenges . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 At a Glance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 Defining Headwall Zones . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 Configuring Your Elements® Headwall . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 Wall Panel Options . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 Wall Options . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 In-Wall Sound Rating . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 Width Options . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16 Height Options . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18In-Wall Installed Between Two Stud Walls . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19Single Sided In-Wall Installed Between Two Stud Walls . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20On-Wall Ceiling and Floor Interface . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21In-Wall Installation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24 Service Capacity . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26Service Connection Option . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27On-Wall J Box & Manifold Placement with Nurse Call . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28Equipping the Elements® Headwall . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30 Options for Protective Panels and Bumpers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32Design Options . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33On-Wall Side Trim and In-Wall Finish Trim Strip . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37Cabinet Options . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38Workflow Module Options . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39Cabinet Depth . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42Cabinet Rules . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43Cabinet Dimensions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44Codes and Standard Requirements . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45

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Elements® Headwall

• Isthenextgenerationpatientroomheadwallsystemthatprovidesanunprecedentedlevelofclinicalutility,architecturalstyleandtechnologyadaptabilityfortodayandthehospitalofthefuture.

• Providesarchitectswithanextensiverangeofdesignconfigurations,materialsandfinishoptionsthatwillcomplimentanydesigntheme.

• Providesnursingclinicalfunctionsorganizedaroundthepatientinergonomicallyaccessiblezonesthatsavestepsandmotion.

Elements® Headwall System: 1. 2008 Nightingale Award WinnerThe Nightingale Awards, sponsored by Contract, The Center for Health Design, and Healthcare Design.08, recognize excellence and innovation in health care product design.

An esteemed jury of design professionals reviewed entrants based on the following criteria:

1. Contribution to the healing environment 2. Functionality 3. Quality and durability 4. Aesthetics and style 5. Pricing 6. Innovation

2. Buildings Magazine Top 100 Products

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Trends and Challenges

Acuity Adaptable

Hospitalsareplanningtheirfuturefacilitiesandpatientroomstobemoreadaptabletoanincreasingpercentageofhigheracuitypatientpopulationsasmoderatelyacuteconditionswillbeincreasinglytreatedoutsideinpatientfacilities.Futurepatientswillbethemoreunstablerequiringahigherpercentageofintensivecare.Asaresult,architectsandplannersaredesigningpatientroomsthatcanmoreeasily“FlexUp”toaccommodatethischangewithoutmajordisruptionandre-investment.Theseadaptableroomsaredesignedtohandlehigheracuitypatientsandadditionaldeviceswhichrequiremorecapacityforservices,connectivityandequipmentmanagement.

Hospitality Experience

Today’shospitaladministrationknowsthatinadditiontostrivingtoachieveclinicalexcellence,itisalsonecessarytocreateamorepersonalized,lessinstitutionalexperienceforpatientsandtheirfamilies.Designelementssuchasnaturalmaterials,accesstodaylightandlessnoisehelptocreateamorecomforting,healingexperience.Patientroomdesignsareblendingfunctionalneedswithdesignfeaturesthatdisguisetheclinicallookandinstitutionalfeeloftraditionalhospitalswhichhelpsachievebetteroutcomesandsecurecustomerloyalty.

Technology Flexibility

Patientcareandoutcomesareincreasinglysupportedbytechnologyatthebedsideincludinglifesupportdevices,vitalsignsmonitoringandinformationmanagement.Ashospitalacuityincreases,additionaltechnologyisintroducedintothepatientroomandthebedsidethatpresentnewchallengestohavesufficientoutlets,spaceandconnectivity.Patientroominfrastructuremustbedesignedtoaccommodatetechnologyasdiverseasportableclinicaldevicestobuilt-inpatientliftsandhandlingequipment.

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At a GlanceTheElements®headwallisthenextgenerationhospitalpatientroomheadwallsystemthatprovideshospitalarchitectsanddesignersahighlyconfigurableandupgradabletechnologyplatformthatalsooffersthedesignandstylingoptionsneededtocreatealessclinicalhospitalityexperience.

TheElements®headwalloffersanextensiveselectionoffinishesanddecorativeoptionsincludinghighpressurelaminatesanddecorativeartglass.

TheElements®headwallhasaconfigurableplug-n-playpanelandframeworksystemthatprovidesnursingwithacompletearrayofclinicaloptionsthatcansupportanycaredeliveryfromICUtomed-surg.Clinicalservicesandnursingfeaturesareergonomicallydesignedtoreducereaching,bendingandwastedsteps.

Elementsheadwallalsoprovidesacompletelineofcabinetryandclinicalmodulesdesignedtoenhancebedsidenursingcareandworkflow.

Ceiling and floor indicators

72"

96"

Wood Top Cap

Accessory Rail

Removable Reveal Inserts

Gas Outlets

Cabinet Options

Valance

Clinical Modules

Work Surface

Storage Options

Art Glass

Service Panel

Bumper Strips

Access Panels

Side Section

Side Section

Center Section

Elements headwall 3/4 height unit configured for Med-Surg

Center Section

Elements headwall full height unit configured for ICU

Side Section

Side Section

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Defining Headwall Zones

1. Patient Zone Establish bed location in patient room and locate center panel on bed centerline in Patient Zone.

2. Clinical Zone 1 A standard patient room (med-surg) should have primary clinical services (med. gases, power, data, sphyg, etc.) located on entry side of patient in Clinical Zone 1.

3. Clinical Zone 2 Additional clinical services or ICU capacity loading will require services applied on the opposite side of bed in Clinical Zone 2.

4. Staff Support Zone Staff support services including bedside computers, supply storage, gel dispensers and glove boxes may be applied in Staff Support Zone.

5. Family Zone Family and visitor amenities including flower shelves, wardrobe and desk surface located in Family Zone.

Entry/Transfer

Side

Exterior/Non-transfer

SideHospitalBed

Staff Clinical 1 Patient Clinical 2 Family

HospitalBed

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Configuring Your Elements® Headwall

Clinical zone

Clinicalservicesshouldbelocatedforgoodvisibilityandergonomics.Avoidlocatingoutlets,switchesanddevicesoutsidetheergonomicreachzonethatrequiresexcessivebendingorreaching.

P1

P2

CG 7

CG 6

CG 5 F1

F2

F3CG 8

CG 3

CG 2

CG 1

CG 4

P3

P4

S1

S2

S3

S4

PatientZone

StaffZone

ClinicalZone 1

Ergonomic Reach Zone

FamilyZone

ClinicalZone 2

96"

72"

18"

CG 1 MonitorCG 5 Power, Data Outlets

CG 4 B.I.U.CG 8 Normal, Emerg. Pwr. Outlets

CG 2 O2 Air Vac, FlowmetersCG 3 Normal, Emerg. Pwr. OutletsCG 6 Data, Voice Nurse CallCG 7 Code Blue, Light Switches

Air Vac, FlowmetersCG 3 Normal, Emerg. Pwr. OutletsCG 7 Data, Voice Nurse Call Code Blue, Light Switches

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Patient zone

LimittheplacementofservicesinthePatientZoneasitrequiresreachingacrossthepatientandbed.

DevicesplacedinthePatientZoneshouldbelocatedtoeithersidewithinreachfromthebedside.Itisappropriatetolocateapatientlightfixtureinthiszone.

Caution:DeviceslocatedinthePatientZonedirectlybehindthepatientbedareatriskfordamagecausedbybedmovement.

P1

P2

CG 7

CG 6

CG 5 F1

F2

F3CG 8

CG 3

CG 2

CG 1

CG 4

P3

P4

S1

S2

S3

S4

PatientZone

Sta�Zone

ClinicalZone 1

FamilyZone

ClinicalZone 2

96"

72"

48"

18"

P 1 Patient Light

Normal, Emerg. Pwr. OutletsP 2 Data, Voice Nurse Call Code Blue, Light Switches

Normal, Emerg. Pwr. OutletsP 3 Data, Voice Nurse Call Code Blue, Light Switches

B.I.U.P 4 Normal, Emerg. Pwr. Outlets Bed Bumpers


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Configuring Your Elements® Headwall (cont.)

Staff zone

Convenientlocationforfrequentlyuseddevicesandmaterialssupportingnursingbedsideactivitiesandpatientcare.Itemsareaccessiblewithinreachfromthebedsidesavingstepsandmotionwhilenotobstructingaccesstogasandelectricaloutletsanddevices.

P1

P2

CG 7

CG 6

CG 5

CG 8

CG 3

CG 2

CG 1

CG 4

P3

P4

S1

S2

S3

S4

F1

F2

F3

F4

PatientZone

Sta�Zone

ClinicalZone 1

FamilyZone

ClinicalZone 2

96"

72"

48"

18"

S 1 Ceiling Lift Storage

S 2 Computer Cubby Communications BoardS 3 Storage Cubby Drop Down Shelf Sharps Needle Box Glove Box Gel Dispenser

S 4 Hard drive Storage Waste Receptacles Dialysis Hook-up Miscellaneous Storage


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Family zone

Locationforfeaturesthataccommodatefamilyneedsinthepatientroomincludingshelves,storageanddesksurface.

P1

P2

CG 7

CG 6

CG 5

CG 8

CG 3

CG 2

CG 1

CG 4

P3

P4

S1

S2

S3

S4

F1

F2

F3

F4

PatientZone

StaffZone

ClinicalZone 1

FamilyZone

ClinicalZone 2

96"

72"

48"

18"

F 1 Flower Shelf

Flower ShelfF 2 Wardrobe Storage Cubby

F 3 Storage Cubby Desk Top


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Configuring the Elements® Headwall — Gas, Electric, Data

ConfiguringanElementsheadwallshouldbebasedontheloadingofspecifiedservicesandmedicaldevicesthatwillbeconnectedtotheheadwallservices.Medicaldevicessuchasflowmetersandregulatorscomeinavarietyofsizesthatifnotspacedproperlycanrestricttheuseofavailableoutlets.Inaddition,outlets,switchesanddevicesshouldbeplacedinanergonomicreachzoneof18"to72"offthefloortoavoidseverebendingorreachingforstaff.

• VerticalspacingforRows of Outlets or Devices–6"minimum

• Verticalspacingforin-lineGas Outlets–18"minimum

• HorizontalspacingGas Outlets –4.5"minimum

• HorizontalspacingElectrical Devices–1.812"minimum

Minimum spacebetween electrical

devices

Minimum spacebetween gas outlets

Gas outlets positionedvertically in-line shouldbe spaced 18" apart forclearance of attacheddevices that may havesuspended cannisters

Minimumvertical spacingbetween rows

of devices

PatientMonitor

Ceiling

Electrical Outlets

ErgonomicZone

forGases

ElectricalsSwitchesDevices

Nurse call

Limit areaabove 72" to

visual displays

Avoid devices below 18" Night Light

Note: Recommended lowest level for devices not requiringfrequent connections is 15" center AFF.

1.812"

18"

4.5"

6"

54"

18" 15"

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Devices can be placed in service panels on 3" increment levels. However, adjacent rows must have 6" between each row.

• VerticalspacingforRows of Outlets or Devices-6"minimum

• Verticalspacingforin-lineGas Outlets-18"minimum

• HorizontalspacingGas Outlets-4.5"minimum

• HorizontalspacingElectrical Devices–1.812"minimum

Ceiling

Hard to Reach

AddedServices Easy

to Reach

Patient monitorshould be on

adjustable arm for accessibility

Wider panelaccommodates

more outlets and devices

Wider panelprovides more

space tofit devices

Multiple equipmentrails allowsflexibility to

relocate devices

Portable equipment can

block outlets or devices

Planning for Higher CapacityIf greater capacity is required,avoid adding services above or below normal reach range.

Fit added services in wider panel within reach zone.

Behind Equipment

32"

72"

16" 24" 24" 32"32"

Ventilator

Vacuum Canister

3"6"OK

6" 12"OK OK 6"

Devices can be placed in service panels on 3" increment levels.

However, adjacent rows musthave 6" between each row.

6" required between rows.

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Wall Panel Options Access and service panels are available in various height and width combinations.

• Widthoptionsarebasedon8"increments.• Heightoptionsbasedon6"increments.

TheElements®headwallconsistsofasystemofframeassembliessupportingindividualserviceandaccesspanelsthatcanbeconfiguredforspecificfunctionalneedsoraestheticstyle.

TheElements®headwallframeassembliesandpanelsareavailableinarangeofsizesthatcanbeassembledintoavarietyofconfigurations.

Service panel size should be determined by service loading and secondary devices such as flowmeters, suction regulators and canisters. (See Service Panel planning on pages 10 and 11.)

Service Panels (contain outlets, switches, devices)(Width) 16" 24" 32"(Height) 6" 9" 12" 15" 18" 21" 24" 27" 30" 33" 36" 39" 42"

Access Panels (blank panels, no services)(Width) 16" 24" 32" 48"(Height) 6" 9" 12" 15" 18" 21" 24" 27" 30" 33" 36" 39" 42"

Frame Assemblies

Electrical Device Assemblies

Gas Outlet Assemblies

Access Panels are made of 5/8" particle board panels with HPL finish on the front and back and edge banded.

Service Panels are made of 16 gauge steel panels finished with HPL.

Frame Assemblies are 16 gauge roll formed galvanized steel channels.

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On-Wall

Surface Mounted Services Stud Wall

4½"

3.625" Stud Wall

Stud Wall

Stud Wall

Flush Mounted Services



In-Wall

In-WallBack-to-Back

6"or35⁄8"

6"or35⁄8"

In-WallBack-to-Back

Elements

Finished Wall

On-Wall

Elements

Finished Wall

Wall Options

Elements® headwall installation options

TheElementsheadwallcanbeinstalledwithtwowallapplications:

1. Mounted On-Wall–theheadwallissurfacemountedtothefinishedwallservingthatrespectiveroom.Surfacemounteddepthis41/2"offthefinishedwall.

2. Mounted In-Wall–theheadwallisinstalledasparttheframedstudwallandsitsflushwiththefinishedwallsurface.Thisconfigurationcanprovideservicestooneroomortwoadjacentrooms.TheIn-Wallconfigurationisavailablewith35/8"or6"framedepth.

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In-Wall Sound RatingTheElementsheadwallhasbeenlaboratorysoundtestedandcanachieveAIArecommended45STCforthesinglesided35/8"and6"frameunits.The6"doublesidedframeunitisratedfor40STC.

Testsperformedbyathirdpartyacousticallaboratoryinaccordancewith:LaboratoryMeasurementofAirborneSoundTransmissionLossofBuildingPartitionsASTME90-04/NVLAP08/P06.

Sound Transmission Limitations in General Hospitals

Airbornesoundtransmissionclass(STC)¹ Partitions Floors New construction Patientroomtopatientroom 45 40Publicspacetopatientroom 55 40Serviceareastopatientroom 65 45Patientroomaccesscorridor 45 45

Existing construction Patientroomtopatientroom 35 40Publicspacetopatientroom 40 40Serviceareastopatientroom 45 45

¹ Sound transmission class (STC) shall be determined by tests in accordance with methods set forth in ASTM E90 and ASTM E413. Where partitions do not extend to the structure above, sound transmission through ceilings and composite STC performance must be considered.

Source: 2006 Guidelines for Design and Construction of Health Care Facilities The Facility Guidelines Institute The American Institute of Architects Academy of Architecture for Health U.S. Department of Health and Human Services AIA

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Double Sided 6" Frame – 40 STC

Single Sided 35⁄8" or 6" Frame – 45 STC

Two Single Sided 35⁄8" Frames Back-to-Back – 45 STC

6" 7¼"

35⁄8" 47⁄8"

6" 9½"

6" 7¼"

Elementspanel

Standardsheetrock

Gas or ElectricalOutlet

Sound deadeningmaterial

Edge molding providedby contractor

Accoustic rateddrywall*

OR

Top View

*Acoustic drywall and caulk supplied by others

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Width OptionsElements®headwallpanelsareavailableinstandardincrementwidthsfrom16"uptoamaximumof48"thatappliestobothon-wallandin-wallversions.Panelscanbeconfiguredsymmetricallyorasymmetrically.

Elements®headwallsidepanelwidthshouldbeselectedbasedonequipmentandserviceloading.Assureproperspacingofgasoutletswhenselectingwidth.

Elements®headwallcenterpanelwidthsshouldbeselectedbasedonbedwidthandbedlocatororbumperconsiderations.Provideaddedcenterpanelwidthforbariatricbeds.

Note: For Elements with cabinety, see page 43 for cabinet and rules and bed rail clearance guidelines.

Side Panel Side PanelCenter Panel

Bed Width

36"Standard

Bed Width

Maximum Bariatric

Minimum spacebetween electricaldevices

Minimum spacebetweengas devices

11⁄16" 4½"

53"

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Full Height

Single or Double Configuration

3/4 Height

•Elements®headwallsidepanelsareavailableinwidthsof16",24"or32"

•Elements®headwallcenterpanelsareavailableinwidthsof24",32"or48"

Side CenterPanels Panels

16"

24"

32" 16" 32"

64"Bariatric Bed Space

32"48" 32"

24" 24" 24" 24" 48"

16" 16" 24" 24"48"

SidePanelWidth

Options

CenterPanelWidth

Options

24"

16"

16"

Side CenterPanels Panels

16"

16"48"

24" 24" 24" 24"

16" 16"48"

SidePanelWidth

Options

CenterPanelWidth

Options

16"

16"

24" 24"

24"

32" 32"

24" 48"

32" 32"

64"Bariatric Bed Space

In-Wall

16" 16"64"

24" 24"64"

32" 32"

64"

SingleUnit

DoubleUnits

On-Wall

Or

24"

32"

16"

SidePanelWidth

Options

Bariatric Bed Space

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Height Options

96"

120"HMaximum

Height

72"

18"

120"HMaximum

Height

Frame Assembly Heights= 3" Increments

72"H

48"H

84"H

TheElements®headwallisavailablein6"incrementsfromaminimumheightof48"toamaximumof120".Panelsareavailablein3"incrementheightsfrom6"toamaximumof36"andcanbeconfiguredsymmetricallyorasymmetrically.

Locateclinicalserviceswithinergonomicreachrangeof18"to72"offfinishedfloor.

Elementsheadwallaccessandservicepanelscanbeconfiguredinavarietyofcombinations.

Service Panels (Heights): 6"9"12"15"18"21"24"27"30"33"36"39"42"Access Panels (Heights): 6"9"12"15"18"21"24"27"30"33"36"39"42"

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Elements® Headwall In-Wall Installed Between Two Stud Walls

18"*

16"*

Frame128"*

Floor Channel by Contractor

Exterior Stud Wall

Ceiling HeightFramed Header

by Contractor

Hill-Rom ElementsFrame Assemblies

End Panel Overhangs Frame and is Scribed and Trimmed by Contractor

Panel to wall Interface by others

Access panel–can only be speci�ed without services

Interior Stud Wall

132"*

24"*

Frame

* Example dimensions only. Actual dimensions will vary depending on your room floor plan.

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Single Sided In-Wall Elements® Headwall Installed Between Two Stud Walls

BuildingStud Wall

BuildingStud Wall

Acoustic Rated Sheet Rock Installed On Backof Elements Frames by Contractor

Wall to Wall Installation Requires 16’ ElementsFrame Without Services to Adjoin Stud Walls.End Panel Not Intended to be Removed.

• Determine wall to wall opening dimension• Determine number of Elements frame sections based on 16", 24" and 32" standard widths• Elements end frame panels scribed and trimmed to match wall by contractor

Wall to WallCenterline

End Panels Scribed and TrimmedTo Match Wall by Contractor –Wall Interface by Others

End Panel(Not Removable)

16" 24"

18"

128"

132"

Service Panel(Removable)

Sound Insulationby Hill-RomSound

Insulationby Contractor

Interfaceby Others

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On-Wall Ceiling and Floor Interface

On-Wall Ceiling Interface

• ForOn-Wallinstallations,Elementsshouldbeinstalledafterinteriorwallsandmechanicalsarecompleted.

• Elementsframeworksectionssecuredtostudwall(See Elements® headwall installation guide.)

• Dropceilingedgemoldingattachestoelementsceilingpanel.

On-Wall Floor Interface

• Contractorinstallsfloorchannel.

• Elementsframeworksectionsarealignedandleveledwithfloorlevelers(See Elements® headwall installation guide.)

• Important Note:Elements6"basepanelmustbeinstalledbeforecovedflooringorintegralflashcovemolding.

Sheet Flooring(by contractor)

StandardSheet Rock

StudWall

Side Trim 4½"

Base Cove Molding(by contractor)

Stud Wall

Drop Ceiling Tile

Drop CeilingEdge Molding

Ceiling Panel

Elements Panel

Elements Gap Filler

Elements Base Panel

Side Trim

StandardSheetRock

StudFrame

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In-Wall Ceiling and Floor Interface35/8" Single Sided and 6" Back-to-Back

Acoustic RatedSheet Rock(by contractor)

Sheet Rock(by contractor)

Single Sided ServicesSingle Sided45 STC

Back-to-back ServicesDouble Sided40 STC

35⁄8"Stud

6"Stud


Finished CeilingHeight (spec’dby architect)

Floor Channel(by contractor)



ElementsFrameChannel(35⁄8")

Floor

Bracing (by contractor)

Header (Typ. 8', 9', 10')(by contractor)

Drop Ceiling Tile


Ceiling Panel

Elements Panel

Sound DeadeningMaterial

Elements Gap Filler

Elements Base Panel

In-Wall Ceiling Interface

• ForIn-Wallinstallations,itisrecommendedthatElementsbeinstalledattimeofinteriorframing.

• Contractorconstructsframedheaderwithceilingchannel

• Elementsframeworksectionsinstallintoceilingchannel(See Elements® headwall installation guide.)

• Dropceilingedgemoldingattachestoelementsceilingpanel

In-Wall Floor Interface

• Contractorinstallsfloorchannel

• Elementsframeworksectionsinstallintofloorchannel(See Elements® headwall installation guide.)

• BasecovemoldingorsheetvinylflooringinstalledoverElements6"basepanel

• Important Note:Elements6”basepanelmustbeinstalledbeforecovedflooringorintegralflashcovemolding.

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In-Wall Ceiling and Floor InterfaceTwo – 35/8" Back-to-Back Elements


Finished CeilingHeight (spec’dby architect)

Floor Channel(by contractor)



ElementsFrameChannel(35⁄8")

Floor

Bracing (by contractor)

Header (Typ. 8', 9', 10')(by contractor)

Drop Ceiling Tile


Ceiling Panel

Elements Panel

Sound DeadeningMaterial

Elements Gap Filler

Elements Base Panel

AcousticalSheet Rock(by contractor)

Sheet Rock(by contractor)

Trim Finish(by contractor)

6"Stud

In-Wall Ceiling Interface

• ForIn-Wallinstallations,itisrecommendedthatElementsbeinstalledattimeofinteriorframing.

• Contractorconstructsframedheaderwithceilingchannel

• Elementsframeworksectionsinstallintoceilingchannel(See Elements® headwall installation guide.)

• Dropceilingedgemoldingattachestoelementsceilingpanel

In-Wall Floor Interface

• Contractorinstallsfloorchannel

• Elementsframeworksectionsinstallintofloorchannel(See Elements® headwall installation guide.)

• BasecovemoldingorsheetvinylflooringinstalledoverElements6"basepanel

• Important Note:Elements6"basepanelmustbeinstalledbeforecovedflooringorintegralflashcovemolding.

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Elements® Headwall In-Wall Installation

1. Contractorconstructsframedheader,floorchannelandadjacentstudframing

2. InstallandsecureElementsframeassembliestoheaderandfloorchannels

3. Contractorbringsgasandelectricaldropstospecifiedlocation

4. ConnectgasandelectricallinestoElementsmanifoldandjunctionbox

5. Completeinstallationofaccesspanels,gapfillersandwallbumpers

6. Completeinstallationofaluminumfinishtrimstripandbasecovemolding

Header Channel

Header Channel

Elements frame assemblies secured to header

Floor Channel

1

2

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Electrical Drops

Gas Drops

J-Box

Manifold

3

4

6

5

Aluminum Finish Trim

Base Mold

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Service Capacity TheElements®headwalliscapableofmeetingtheserviceloadingrequirementsofallinpatientcareareasofthehospitalincludingICU,ED,ProgressiveCare,Med-SurgandLabor&Delivery.Inaddition,itsgasmanifoldsystemprovidesthemeanstoeasilyaddgascapacity.

Electrical Capacity

The Elements headwall can support all electrical capacity needs for normal, emergency power and low voltage. Consult your Hill-Rom architectural specialist.

Gas Capacity

Gases Ports Outlets Oxygen 5 10 Air 5 10 Vacuum 6 6

Vacuum

NormalEmergencyLow Voltage

Electrical Junction Box

Gas Manifold

Ports

Flexible hoses

Oxygen

Air

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Service Connection OptionsTheElements®headwallisconfiguredwithacentersectionallowingforsinglepointconnectionofgasesandelectricals.TheElementsheadwallwithseparateindividualsectionsrequireseparateconnections.

Center section with Single Point Connection

Two separate sections with two-point connections

J Box Manifold

J Box Manifold

Two separate units without center section

Minimum width to house both J Box and gas manifold together

24"

Single-Point Connection

Two-Point Connection

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On-Wall J Box & Manifold Placement With Nurse Call Pre-Ship Pre-Install

TheElements®headwallon-wallelectricalJboxandgasmanifoldcanbepre-shippedandpre-installedearlyintheconstructionprocessenablingtheplumbingcontractortosavevaluabletimetocompletebrazingandgaslinecertificationbeforetheheadwallisinstalled.

AnursecallstationplacedinthecenterpanelareainfluencesthelocationoftheJboxandgasmanifold.Thenursecallcanbeplacedinthreepossibleareasofthecenterpanel:LeftofCenter,OnCenterlineorRightofCenter.

Right of centerOn Centerline*

* This location not recommended for Nurse Call System with graphic touch panel display

Nurse Call

Left of center

When Elements headwalls with nurse call station is located left or right of the bed centerline

Establishbedlocationandcenterlineinpatientroom.ThiswillserveastheElementsheadwallcenterlineposition.

Installelectricaljunctionboxandgasmanifold8"oncenterfromtheheadwallcenterline.TypicalinstallJbox60"AFFandgasmanifold70"AFF.

Contractorshouldmakeappropriateelectricalandgaslineconnectionspriortoheadwallinstallation.(Refer to Elements headwall installation instructions.)

8" 8"

24" 60" 70"24"

Center Frame Assemblies

Bed and Headwall Centerline

ContractorConnections

Nurse CallLeft of Center

J Box Manifold

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WhenanursecallstationisspecifiedoncenterlineoftheElementscenterpanel,theJboxandgasmanifoldcenterlinelocationisdifferentcomparedtothenursecalllocatedontheleftorrightsideofthecenterpanel.

Elements® Headwall In-Wall Configuration

Note:theElementsheadwallin-wallconfigurationrequiresthattheJboxandgasmanifoldareinstalledaspartoftheframeandpanelinstallationasthereisnopre-installationmountingprovision.

TheElementsheadwallJboxandgasmanifoldcannotbepre-shippedandpre-installedseparatelyintheElementsheadwallin-wallconfiguration.

When the Elements headwall with nurse call station is located on bed centerline.

Establishbedlocationandcenterlineinpatientroom.ThiswillserveastheElementsheadwallcenterlineposition.

Installgasmanifoldandjunctionbox16"fromheadwallcenterlineand70"AFF.

Locatenursecallonheadwallcenterlineand57"AFF.

Contractorshouldmakeappropriateelectricalandgaslineconnectionspriortoheadwallinstallation.(Refer to Elements headwall installation instructions.)

16"

57" 70"

16"

Center Frame Assemblies

ContractorConnections

Nurse Callon Centerline

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Equipping the Elements® HeadwallTheElementsheadwalloffersaselectionofoptionsforaccessoriesandsecondarydevicesthatenhancethefunctionalityandincreaseclinicalcapability.Thesecanbeorderedwiththeproductoraddedseparately.

Item Description

Patient Light Read/indirect/safety shut-off Monitor Mount Monitors with up to an 80 lb safe working load Accessory Rail Selection of useful accessories Grab Bar Stainless steel grab bar 16" 24" 32" Bed Bumper Vertical and horizontal IMD Mount Accessory for infusion management device

Patient Light

Monitor Mount

Accessory Rail

Grab Bar

Bed Bumper

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TheElements®headwalloffersaselectionofoptionalaccessoriesthatcanbeattachedandrepositionedalongahorizontalaccessoryrail.

• Rail Heights – 3" vertical increments beginning 12" off finished floor.

• Rail Widths – standard panel widths of 16", 24", 32", and 48".

• Accessory rails cannot span across adjoining panels.

Whenplanningrailheights,considerthelocationofattachedcomponentsandadjoininggasandelectricaloutletstoavoidblockingoutletsorcreatinginterferenceswithattacheddevices.

See Elements headwall accessory catalog for a complete list of available components. Patient

Monitor

Ceiling

Electrical Outlets

3"

16" 24" 32" 48" Rail Lengths

3" HeightIncrements

18"

72"

Rail Mounted Accessories

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Options for Bed BumpersAdditionalElements®headwallwallpanelprotectionisavailablewithoptionalbedbumpers.Thisprovidesanadditionalmeasureofprotectionforbedswithtractionequipmentorpatientassistbars.

Horizontal Bumper OptionRecommended for: • VersaCare® bed • CareAssist® bed • Advanta™ 2 bed • If headboard remains stationary*

48"

22"29"

6"

33"

Vertical Bumper OptionRecommended for: • TotalCare® bed • Advanta™ bed • Stryker Go Bed® • If headboard moves up and down*

Optional Center Vertical Bed Bumper

22"29"

6"

* Consult with your Hill-Rom sales associate before final selection. Colors for reference only.

Standard ColorsOther colors available*

Tan

Bone

Linen White

Sea Foam

Mocha

Chinchilla

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Horizontal & VerticalStandard 3/8" WidthBlack & Aluminum Finish

Horizontal OnlyStandard 3/8" WidthAluminum Finish Only

3/8" �ushconcave

3/8"protruding

Panel

Panel

Panel

Design Options – Panel RevealTheElements®headwallutilizesremovableextrusioninsertstosealthehorizontalandverticalspacebetweenadjoiningpanels.Therearetwostandardwidthinserts:

• 3/8"wideflushconcaveprofileinblackoraluminumfinish

• 3/8"wideprotrudingprofileinaluminumfinish

Thesecanbecombinedorusedindividuallytoacreateuniformornon-uniformgridpattern.

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Design Options – Laminates & Art Glass

High Pressure Laminates

Elements®headwallpanelsareavailablewithmostcommerciallyavailableHPLfinishes.

Art Glass

Aselectionofartglassmaterialsisavailable.Thesematerialsrequirea16-20weekleadtimefororderingandfabricationthatshouldbeconsideredinspecifyingthisproduct.BecausetheElements®headwallisaULapprovedproduct,certainrestrictionsapply.ConsultaHill-Romsalesassociateforfurtherinformation.

Customized style options can be developed based on volume, lead time and material. Materials must comply with building codes and UL requirements. Consult a Hill-Rom sales associate for further information.

Colors for reference only.

HPL

Art Glass

Art Glass

Astandardselectionoflaminatesareavailableforshortleadtimeordersthatincludesthefollowing:

• 157AntiqueWhite(WilsonArt)• ROKLightOak(WilsonArt)• 705WildCherry(WilsonArt)• 734LimberMaple(WilsonArt)• M07LightNeutral(Nevamar)• 293AlmondLeather(WilsonArt)• 657NaturalMaple(Formica)• WM9HoneyMaple(PioneerPlastics)• MOKEnglishOak(WilsonArt)• 93NLatteWalnut(Formica)

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Design Options – Art Glass (cont.)

Elements® Headwall Art Glass Design Options

BelowisabriefsummaryoftheartglassoptionsavailableonElementsheadwalls.Theseoptionsarebasedonregulatoryrequirements.Non-standardoptionsareevaluatedonacasebycasebasisandwilleffectleadtime.

Art Glass manufacturers: • 3Form–www.3form.com• Lumicor–www.lumicor.com• Designtex–www.designtex.com

Art Glass Resinbymanufacturer:• 3Form–VariaEcoresin• Lumicor–Lumiform• Designtex–Fusion

Art Glass Texture Artglassislimitedtosmoothexteriorsurfacetexturesforcleanability.However,therearemultiplefinishesavailable.

Art Glass Gauges:1/8"-3/8"forall3manufacturers

Art Glass Gaugeisdeterminedbythematerialorpatternbeingplacedinsidetheglass.• Forexample,3Formoffersapatterncalled“riverrock.”Thispatternactuallytakesrocksandencasesthemintheartglass.Becauseofthis,theminimumgaugeofthematerialis1".Since1"isgreaterthanour3/8"maximumwecannotusethispatternwithoutconductingadditionalregulatorytesting.

Mounting Methods • Standoff Mounting–AnygaugeofartglasscanbemountedonstandoffstoanElementspanel.Anythinggreaterthan1/4"gaugeMUSTbemountedonstandoffs.

• Surface Mounting-Ifthecustomerwantsapaintedfinishbehindtheartglass,wecanuseaonepieceservicepaneltomounttheglass.Thiswillallowthecustomertochoosepatternsingaugesof1/4".Thisshouldcovermostoftheselectionsyouwillsee.Theglasswillusesurfacemountedhardwaretoattachtheglasstothepanel—noadhesiveisused.IfthecustomerwantsanHPLbehindtheart

glass,theymustthenmountitonanaccesspanelfromourvendor.Thisrequires1/8"gaugeartglass.Noneofthemanufacturersadvertisethis;however,theydevelopeditforus.Theymustbecontacteddirectlytodetermineifthepatterndesiredcanbeproducedinthe1/8"gauge.Mostoftheorganicpatterns(grass,leaves,mesh,flatbamboo,etc.)canbeproducedinthisgauge.Anythingwithsignificantthickness(rocks,twigs,etc.)cannotbeproducedinthisgauge.

Standard options and what their limitations are:• Artglassiscurrentlynotavailableonpanelswithserviceprovisions(gas,electric,data)

• Artglassnotavailableinisolatedpowerapplications

.160" thick art glass pros and cons: • PRO–ItismountedtoawoodpanelsoitcanhaveanyHPLcolorandpatternonthebackpanelbehindtheartglassifyoudesire.

• CON–Limitedartglasspatternsareavailableinthisthicknessbasedonmaterialandcomposition.

* Maximum standard size is 48" wide x 42" tall

.250" thick art glass pros and cons: • PRO–Itisavailableinmostartglasspatterns.• CON–Ithastomounttoasteelbackpanelwhichispaintedwarmwhite.Inotherwords,youhavenochoiceinbackgroundcolorunlessyousubmitaspecialtochangepaintcolor.HPLisnotavailableatallinthisoptionbecauseofweldstudsusedforartglassmounting.

* Maximum standard size is 48" wide x 30" tall.

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Customized style options can be developed based on volume, lead time and material. Materials must comply with building codes and UL requirements. Consult a Hill-Rom sales associate for further information.

Colors for reference only.

Design Options – ¾ Height Headwall Top Cap

TheElements®headwall¾heighton-wallheadwallisavailablewithaselectionoftopcapstylesmanufacturedinwoodorHPL.Corian™brandsolidsurfacematerialisalsoavailableasacustomoption.

Wood Top Caps are available in the following standard stains:

6.395"

Length dimensionsvary based on

headwall dimensions

Top

Transitional

Contemporary

Profile

Top

Profile

2.651"

2.063"

Length dimensionsvary based on

headwall dimensions

4.395"

1.5"

Top Cap

Light Oak Natural MapleWild Cherry Colonial CherryMedium Oak Honey MapleMontana Walnut Dark Cherry

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On-Wall Side Trim

In-Wall Aluminum Finish Trim Strip

ForOn-Wallinstallations,thesidesoftheheadwallarefinishedwithasidetrimthatmatchesthefrontpanels.

ForIn-Wallinstallations,theseambetweentheElements®headwallpanelsandtheadjoiningstudwalliscoveredwithanaluminumfinishtrimstrip.

Dry Wall

Elements Panel

Elements FrameChannel (35⁄8" or 6")

ElementsGap Filler

SideTrim

Stud Wall

Elements Panel

Elements FrameChannel (35⁄8")

Elements Gap Filler

Aluminum FinishTrim

Dry Wall

Dry Wall

FinishTrim

Stud Wall

Frame

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Building the Elements® Headwall System – Cabinet Options

ElementscabinetoptionsintegrateclinicalworkflowsupportwithElementsheadwallservices,aswellasprovideaccommodationsforfamilyandvisitors.

• Buildandcustomizeyourheadwallsolutionwithanadaptablebuildingblocksystem

• Elementsheadwallsprovideacomprehensiveselectionofcabinetandcubbyoptionsthatcanbetailoredtoavarietyofneeds,configurationsandaesthetics.

• TheElementscabinetrysystemworksseamlesslywiththeElementsheadwallframeandpanelsystem.

• Withappropriateheadwallplanning,cabinetryoptionscanbedesignedintoyourElementsheadwalltodayoraddedtoyourheadwallovertimeasadditionalrequirementsemerge.

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Workflow Module Options

Elements Frame

Cabinet Mounts

Countertop

WorkflowModules

Drawer Cabinet

Door Cabinet

Frame Mounted Cabinet OptionsElementscabinetryoptionsaredesignedtoeasilymountontotheElementsframeassembly.

ElementsWorkflowModulessitflushintotheheadwallandprovidethecaregiverwithimportantstorageandhygieneoptionsatthepointofcare.

Glove/Gel Module Sphyg Module

Glove Box Module

Sharps Module

Glove/BP/CuffGlove/Ambu Bag

Available in 24" & 32" widths Available in 16, 24" & 32" widths Available in 24" & 32" widths

Available in 24" & 32" widths Available in 16, 24" & 32" widths Available in 24" & 32" widths

16" Orientation 24" & 32" Orientation

16" Orientation 24" & 32" Orientation

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Concealment48", 60" - 72"

Cubby Cube

Door/Shelves

Wall Services18" - 42"

Lift Motor

Elements Cabinet Matrix

Drawer

Drawer/Door

Garage Cabinet

Wardrobe Closet Lift Sling Storage Top Filler

Toe Kick

18" - 42" 18" - 42"

18" - 42" 18" - 42"

18" - 42"

24" - 42"

60" - 72" 24", 27", 30"

30" - 42"

Elements provides a selection of 817 Cabinetry & Workflow options based on function and size combinations. Most options are available in 16", 24", & 32" widths and 8", 14", & 24" depths.

Available Heights shown below in 3" increments unless otherwise specified.

6", 9"

Not available in 8" depth or 16" width


Not available in 8" depth

6", 9"

Not available in 8" depth

Valence6", 9", 12, 18"

Widths available from 16 - 128" x 8" incrementsCall for lighting options

Countertop

Widths available from 16 - 128" x 8" increments6" Backsplash


Also available as a 12" Ht. single drawer

Cabinet OptionsElementsheadwallprovidesaselectionof817cabinetryandcubbyoptionsbasedonfunctionandsizecombinations.Mostoptionsareavailablein16",24"and32"widthsand8",14"and24"depths.

Availableheightsshownbelowin3"incrementsunlessotherwisespecified.

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Glove/Gel Module

Valence Door/Shelves

Drawer

Toe Kick

Countertop

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Cabinet Depth and Concealment of Clinical Equipment

5 5⁄8" 11 5⁄8" 21 5⁄8"

7 ¼" 13 ¼" 23 ¼"

Flowmeter

Sliding DoorSuction Regulator

Suction Canister

Fetal Monitor

8" Cabinet 14" Cabinet 24" Cabinet

Aspecial17"depthisavailableontheLiftMotorcabinettoaccommodatethemostcommonLiko®patientliftmotorsinasinglerailconfiguration.TheLikotraverserailconfigurationiscompatiblewiththe14"LiftMotorcabinet.

The 8" depth allows for storage and concealment of most flowmeters but does not allow for concealment of suction regulators or canisters. Drawer cabinets are not available in this depth.

The 14" depth allows for storage and concealment of the most common airway equipment such as flowmeters, suction regulators, canisters, and manometers. Additionally, this depth allows for concealment of some types of patient monitoring, and charting equipment. Always check manufacturer’s specifications for compatibility.

The 24" depth allows for storage of all the above and can conceal most fetal monitors, most computer charting equipment and other OB equipment.

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Cabinet Rules

• 3/8"ProtrudingGapFillerisnotcompatiblewithcabinetoptions.

• CabinetsorSoffitscannotbeplacedoverthecenterbedarealowerthan84"abovefinishedfloor.

• CountertopoptionsmustmounttothetopofacabinetoptionandisprovidedwithabacksplashthatisequivalenttotheheightofastandardElements®6"panel.

• Cabinetsarenotmountedtothefloor;theyarehungontheElementsframework.Atoekickoptionisavailabletogivetheillusionthatthecabinetsaresittingonthefloor.

• Acountertop,backsplash,andwallpanelarerequiredwhenmountingshallowcabinetsabovedeepercabinets.Deepercabinetscanbeplaceddirectlyaboveshallowercabinets.

• Cabinetswidthsmatchtheframetowhichtheyareattached.

• Flushclinicalmodulesinbacktobackheadwallconfigurationsneedtobeevaluatedforhose/conduitroutingonacasebycasebasis.

• Whenplanningaheadwallwithcabinetsoneithersideofthebed,considerbedsiderailmotion.Hill-Rom®bedsrequiremorethan48"ofwidthtoallowforsiderailswingonmostofitsbeds.Usea56"widecenter(2-16"frames+1-24"frame)or64"center(2-32"framesor4-16"frames).Bedswithclockingrailsaregenerallycompatiblewitha48"centerwidth.Also,headwallswithcabinetsononlyonesideofthebedcanusea48"centerwidthaslongasthebedcanbeplacedslightlyoffcenterwheninuse.

• Whenplanningspaceforflowmeters,suctioncanisters.monitors,andotherequipmentinsidetheconcealmentcabinet,makesuretofirstacquireclinicalinputfromthefacility.Newtechnologyandequipmentcandramaticallychangethespacerequired.

• BariatricLiko®patientliftsystemsandallnon-Likosystemsneedtobeverifiedforproperfitandfunctiononacasebycasebasis.

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Cabinet Dimensions

Cabinet Widths Heights Depths

Safe Working Load

Frame-mounted Cabinets

Concealment1 16", 24", 32" (406 mm, 610 mm, 813 mm) 48", 60", 63", 66", 69", 72" (1219 mm, 1524 mm, 1600 mm, 1676 mm, 1752 mm, 1829 mm)

8", 14", 24" (203 mm, 356 mm, 610 mm) 180

Services cabinet1 16", 24", 32" (406 mm, 610 mm, 813 mm) 18", 21", 24", 27", 30", 33", 36", 39", 42" (457 mm, 533 mm, 610 mm, 686 mm, 762 mm, 838 mm, 914 mm, 991 mm, 1067 mm)

8", 14", 24" (203 mm, 356 mm, 610 mm) 2003

Cubby1 16", 24", 32" (406 mm, 610 mm, 813 mm) 18", 21", 24", 27", 30", 33", 36", 39", 42" (457 mm, 533 mm, 610 mm, 686 mm, 762 mm, 838 mm, 914 mm, 991 mm, 1067 mm)

8", 14", 24" (203 mm, 356 mm, 610 mm) 2003

Door with shelves1 16", 24", 32" (406 mm, 610 mm, 813 mm) 18", 21", 24", 27", 30", 33", 36", 39", 42" (457 mm, 533 mm, 610 mm, 686 mm, 762 mm, 838 mm, 914 mm, 991 mm, 1067 mm)

8", 14", 24" (203 mm, 356 mm, 610 mm) 2003

Drawer/door cabinet1 16", 24", 32" (406 mm, 610 mm, 813 mm) 24", 27", 30", 33", 36" (610 mm, 686 mm, 762 mm, 838 mm, 914 mm) 14", 24" (356 mm, 610 mm) 200

Garage cabinet1 16", 24", 32" (406 mm, 610 mm, 813 mm) 30", 33", 36", 39", 42" (762 mm, 838 mm, 914 mm, 991 mm,1067 mm) 8", 14", 24" (203 mm, 356 mm, 610 mm) 200

Lift motor1 24", 32" (610 mm, 813 mm) 24", 27", 30", 33", 36", 39", 42" (610 mm, 686 mm, 762 mm, 838 mm, 914 mm, 991 mm, 1067 mm)

14", 17", 24" (356 mm, 432 mm, 610 mm) 200

Lift sling storage2 24", 32" (610 mm, 813 mm) 24", 27", 30" (610 mm, 686 mm, 762 mm) 14", 24" (356 mm, 610 mm) 200

Cube cabinet2 16", 24", 32" (406 mm, 610 mm, 813 mm) 18", 21", 24", 27", 30", 33", 36", 39", 42" (457 mm, 533 mm, 610 mm, 686 mm, 762 mm, 838 mm, 914 mm, 991 mm, 1067 mm)

14", 24" (356 mm, 610 mm) 2003

Drawer cabinet2 16", 24", 32" (406 mm, 610 mm, 813 mm) 24", 27", 30", 33", 36" (610 mm, 686 mm, 762 mm, 838 mm, 914 mm) 14", 24" (356 mm, 610 mm) 1903

Wardrobe closet2 24", 32" (610 mm, 813 mm) 60", 63", 66", 69", 72" (1524 mm, 1600 mm, 1676 mm, 1752 mm, 1829 mm)

14", 24" (356 mm, 610 mm) 200

Countertops, Toe Kick, Top Filler, Valance

Valance 16" - 128" (406 - 3251 mm) in 8" (203 mm) increments

6", 9", 12", 15", 18" (152 mm, 229 mm, 305 mm, 381 mm, 457 mm) 8", 14", 24" (203 mm, 356 mm, 610 mm) N/A

Countertop 16" - 96" (406 - 2438 mm) in 8" (203 mm) increments

6" (152 mm) backsplash 8", 14", 24" (203 mm, 356 mm, 610 mm) N/A

Toe kick 16", 24", 32" (406, 610, 813 mm) 6" (152 mm) 5", 11", 21" (127 mm, 279 mm, 533 mm) N/A

Top filler 16", 24", 32" (406 mm, 610 mm, 813 mm) 6", 9" (152 mm, 229 mm) 8", 14", 24" (203 mm, 356 mm, 610 mm) N/A

Workflow Modules

Glove 16" (406 mm) 24", 32" (610, 813 mm) 24" (610 mm) 18" (457 mm) 4" (102 mm)

Sphyg 16" (406 mm) 24, 32 (610 mm, 813 mm) 24" (610 mm) 18" (457 mm) 4" (102 mm)

Sharps 24", 32" (610 mm, 813 mm) 24", 30 (610 mm, 762 mm) 4" (102 mm)

Glove/gel combination 24", 32" (610 mm, 813 mm) 24" (610 mm) 4" (102 mm)

Glove/BP cuff combination 24", 32" (610 mm, 813 mm) 24" (610 mm) 4" (102 mm)

Glove/Ambu bag combination

24", 32" (610 mm, 813 mm) 24" (610 mm) 4" (102 mm)

1 Services are available in the back face of the cabinet.2 Services are not available in the back face of the cabinet.3 Safe Working Load for 18" (457 mm) heights is 172.5; safe working load for 12" (305 mm) heights is 115. Safe working load for other heights is 200.

Cabinetry options and workflow modules can be mixed and matched per client requirements. For configuration purposes, ensure that the cabinet width matches that of the Elements frame; for example, use a 24" Elements frame for 24" cabinets.

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Codes and Standard RequirementsApplicable Standards

American National Standards Institute (ANSI)/Underwriters Laboratories (UL)–ANSI/UL514AMetallicOutletBoxes

American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME)–ASMEB16.22WroughtCopperandCopperAlloySolderJointPressureFittings

ASTM International• ASTME90StandardTestMethodforLaboratoryMeasurementofAirborneSoundTransmissionLossofBuildingPartitionsandElements

• ASTME413ClassificationforRatingSoundTransmission

Compressed Gas Association (CGA)• CGA–G-4.1CleaningEquipmentforOxygenService• CGAV-5DiameterIndexSafetySystem(Non-interchangeableLowPressureConnectionsforMedicalGasApplications)

National Fire Protection Association (NFPA)• NFPA70NationalElectricalCode(NEC)• NFPA99HealthCareFacilities

Underwriters Laboratories Inc. (UL) –UL1047IsolatedPowerSystemsEquipment

Hill-Rom reserves the right to make changes without notice in design, specifications and models . The only warranty Hill-Rom makes is the express written warranty extended on the sale or rental of its products .

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