Buy ICU Pendant/Boom in Nigeria.

Where can I buy an ICU pendant or boom in Nigeria?

You can request an ICU pendant or boom from Franance as a quotation. Name the Mindray HyPort B30 single-arm column configuration or the Getinge Maquet Moduevo ICU ceiling supply unit, or describe your own requirement, then send the bed-space layout, utility schedule, quantity and Nigerian delivery destination. Franance replies by phone or email; both listings are quote-only.

Both listings are quote-order records without a published price, stock status or standalone product page. Use the exact model results, the Mindray HyPort B30 ICU pendant result and the Getinge Maquet Moduevo ICU result, when you name a product in your enquiry, so that the request points to the same catalogue record Franance reviews. If your project needs a ceiling unit that is not listed, send the manufacturer, model and configuration you have in mind as a separate request, not as an assumed equivalent of a listed product.

Which ICU pendant and boom products are listed?

The category currently contains two products: the Mindray HyPort B30 ICU Pendant, Single-Arm Column Configuration and the Getinge Maquet Moduevo ICU Ceiling Supply Unit. They are different manufacturers' configurable families, so compare the exact configuration each offer describes rather than the shared category label.

The Mindray record names one manufacturer-listed ICU arrangement: a single arm carrying a column. The Getinge record names the Maquet Moduevo family's intensive-care and recovery solution and leaves the configuration to the project. Neither title states an outlet count, payload, arm length or accessory package. The category does not hold a separate bridge-type listing, although Getinge includes bridge approaches within its Moduevo ICU and recovery family.

The wider OT Pendants & Booms category also lists single-arm operating-theatre pendants and double-arm operating-theatre pendants, including a separate Getinge Moduevo operating-room record and Dräger Ambia and Movita units. Dräger describes Ambia as adaptable for acute-care workstations including intensive care, but the catalogue assigns its records to theatre categories. If you want an ICU configuration from a theatre-listed family, ask Franance to state the configured application in the quotation.

How much does an ICU pendant cost in Nigeria?

Franance does not publish a price for either ICU pendant listing. The price is set in a written quotation for the exact configuration, quantity, delivery destination and any requested installation or commissioning work. A figure quoted without that scope cannot be compared fairly with another offer.

Ask for an itemised quotation so that you can see what the price covers: the ceiling unit and its configuration, each accessory, freight to your destination, and every service line such as site survey, installation, connection, testing, commissioning or user familiarisation. If a line is excluded, the quotation should say so rather than leave it unstated.

Compare offers only after they describe the same arm, column or bridge arrangement and the same utility schedule. A lower total that leaves out ceiling preparation, pipeline extension or electrical work does not represent the same project scope.

Buy Mindray HyPort B30 ICU Pendant (single-arm column) in Nigeria

Request the Mindray HyPort B30 ICU Pendant, Single-Arm Column Configuration when your ICU plan calls for one ceiling arm carrying a column at the bed space. Mindray lists this ICU single-arm column version among its HyPort B30 application configurations. Send your outlet, accessory and equipment schedule so that the quotation defines the exact build.

Mindray presents HyPort B30 as a medical supply unit with operating-room and ICU applications. Its configuration examples separate an operating-room anaesthesia pendant with a single arm, a surgical pendant with double arms and an ICU pendant with a single arm and column distribution. The Franance record is the ICU example only. A quotation for the anaesthesia or surgical pendant would describe a different configuration, even though it carries the HyPort B30 name.

Mindray describes a compact column with accessory rails and configuration choices for outlets and equipment. That establishes the design approach, not the contents of your unit. Ask Franance for a quotation and supporting manufacturer documentation that state the number and type of medical-gas outlets, electrical sockets and any data points; the rail, shelf and accessory arrangement; the permitted load for the configured assembly; the arm length and movement range; and the column dimensions.

The Franance listing image is a generic illustrative catalogue visual of an ICU single-arm pendant, not a Mindray photograph of the configuration you would receive. Use the Mindray HyPort B30 ICU pendant result to reference the listing, and rely on the quoted drawing and schedule for the actual build.

Buy Getinge Maquet Moduevo ICU Ceiling Supply Unit in Nigeria

Request the Getinge Maquet Moduevo ICU Ceiling Supply Unit when you want a quotation from Getinge's Moduevo family for an intensive-care or recovery room. The listing does not fix the arm count or layout, so state whether you need a pendant, column or bridge arrangement and the equipment and utilities each bed space must carry.

Getinge presents Maquet Moduevo as a ceiling supply unit family with separate intensive care and recovery solutions and operating-room solutions. Its ICU and recovery information describes ceiling supply units that can organise monitors, infusion equipment, shelves and other room supplies, with pendant, column and bridge approaches among the variations. The Franance record carries the model reference “Maquet Moduevo (ICU and recovery solutions; quote-specific configuration)”, so the delivered arrangement is defined by your quotation.

Getinge's Moduevo instructions for use describe family configurations, including a solo system with one arm and a tandem system that can carry two arms or one arm alongside another approved ceiling product. Ask which configuration the offer uses for your room and how many bed spaces each unit serves. The Getinge operating-room Moduevo record in the theatre categories is a separate listing; do not substitute one for the other without a written configuration.

The listing uses a representative Getinge image. Monitors, pumps, shelves and other equipment visible in it are not evidence of included items. Reference the Getinge Maquet Moduevo ICU result in your enquiry, and ask for a dimensioned drawing, accessory list and load statement for the configured system.

How do the two listed ICU ceiling supply units compare?

Compare them by configuration, not by brand label. The Mindray record names one ICU arrangement, a single arm with a column, while the Getinge record names an ICU and recovery family whose pendant, column or bridge layout is still to be chosen. Request both offers against the same room drawing and utility schedule.

Neither public record publishes outlet counts, load ratings, arm lengths, dimensions or accessory contents, so the catalogue cannot rank the two on those specifications. Ask both offers to answer the same questions: arm count and length, carrier or column type, movement range and stops, outlet schedule, permitted load, accessories, ceiling interface, documentation, warranty and service. Place the answers side by side, and check which pipeline, electrical, data and ceiling work each offer includes, before you decide.

Should an ICU bed space use a ceiling pendant or a wall bedhead unit?

That is a project design decision, not a catalogue choice. Ceiling pendants and booms are listed here; wall-mounted bedhead units, headwalls and wall supply units are listed in the separate Bedhead Unit (BHU) category. Agree the approach with your clinical and engineering teams before requesting either.

A ceiling unit hangs from the structure above the bed space, and its arm positions a carrier or column within a manufacturer-defined movement range. A wall unit is fixed along the wall behind or beside the bed. Either type can be configured to present services at the bed space, but the services, equipment supports and mounting details belong to the exact configuration, not to the equipment type.

Settle with your project team whether staff need to reposition equipment around the head of the bed, whether wall space is available, whether the ceiling structure and void can take a pendant and its service routes, and whether the room already has wall outlets. Record the answers in your enquiry.

How should I plan the ICU bed space before requesting a pendant?

Start with a dimensioned plan of each bed space, not with the product image. Mark the bed and its head position, the sides staff work from, routes for patient transfer and maintenance access, the preferred parked and working positions of the pendant, and the location of any existing wall services or ceiling fixtures.

Plan the ceiling as well as the floor. Note the ceiling height, false-ceiling grid, light fittings, air diffusers, sprinklers, access panels, curtain tracks and any patient lift that shares the space. A pendant's arm and carrier move through a three-dimensional envelope, and the supplier's drawing should show that envelope against your actual fixtures rather than a generic room.

Decide how many bed spaces need a unit and whether any bed serves isolation or a particular patient group. Include only approved requirements; list possible future loads or services as questions for the supplier rather than adding them silently.

Which equipment and utility schedules should accompany the request?

Send two schedules for each bed space. The first lists the equipment the unit must carry, with make, model, dimensions and weight. The second lists the services it must present, with the type and number of each medical-gas outlet, electrical socket and data or nurse-call point. The quotation should then confirm what the configured unit can support.

Equipment to schedule may include an ICU ventilator, an ICU patient monitor, infusion pumps, suction regulators and shelves or baskets for consumables. For each item, say where it should sit, whether on a shelf, rail or mount, and whether it must be visible or reachable from a particular side of the bed. Manufacturer family examples do not confirm that your exact devices can be mounted, so ask for the supported load and mounting interface in writing.

For utilities, list each gas and vacuum service and the terminal standard the facility uses, plus electrical outlet type and rating, data points and nurse-call or alarm interfaces. Do not assume a service is included because a family brochure shows it. Pipeline zoning, area valve service units and gas alarms are separate medical-gas items; your engineers should confirm the source, route and terminal standard before the supplier configures the unit.

What ceiling, structural and installation details must be confirmed?

Confirm the ceiling structure, mounting interface, service routes above the ceiling and the full installation scope before accepting an offer. A false ceiling is not evidence that the slab can carry a pendant, and a product quotation does not include installation unless it says so.

Ask the project's structural engineer and the supplier to review the slab or steel support, anchors or mounting plate, ceiling build-up, load and moment figures for the configured unit, and access for lifting and fitting. Use the installation drawing for the exact model and configuration offered. Do not reuse a mounting detail or load figure from another family, arm count or room.

Agree who designs, supplies, connects, tests and signs off each interface: structural support, medical-gas pipeline drops, electrical circuits, data, ceiling closure and the unit itself. Ask whether the offer includes site survey, installation, connection, testing, commissioning, user familiarisation and handover documents, or lists them as exclusions.

Which standards and documents should I ask about?

Ask the supplier to name the standards and regulatory documents that apply to the exact configuration offered and to provide them with the quotation. ISO 11197:2019 covers basic safety and essential performance of medical supply units, and ISO 9170-1:2017 covers terminal units for medical-gas pipeline systems. They are useful reference points, not proof that a listed unit complies.

Neither catalogue record claims a certification, conformity statement or Nigerian regulatory status. Request the declaration or certificate references, instructions for use, installation planning documents, maintenance schedule and spare-parts information for the configured unit. Confirm the requirements that apply to your procurement with the responsible buyer, the project design authority and the relevant Nigerian authorities. A family brochure, a page written for another region or a certificate for another model does not cover a combination it does not name.

What should an ICU pendant quotation from Franance include?

Send the exact product title, catalogue link, quantity per room, Nigerian delivery city and state, bed-space drawings, equipment and utility schedules, ceiling information and the installation scope you need. Ask the quotation to return the manufacturer product code, a configuration drawing, an itemised price and every inclusion and exclusion in writing.

In the request, separate approved requirements from open questions. State whether the project is a new ICU, a refurbishment or a replacement, and give the target delivery window, site readiness, receiving contact and any access or offloading constraints at the hospital. For refurbishment work, attach photographs of the existing ceiling and wall services.

In the quotation, look for the manufacturer and product code; arm count, arm length and carrier, column or bridge type; outlet and socket schedule; accessories; permitted load for the configured assembly; drawings and documents; availability for your destination; price basis, currency and validity; freight and delivery terms; taxes or other charges; warranty; spare parts; local service and response arrangements; and named installation, commissioning and training lines with the responsible party. Where an item is not offered, the quotation should say so.

Franance can clarify the listed products and your enquiry, but it cannot establish site suitability from a catalogue request. Your facility's clinical, biomedical engineering, medical-gas, electrical, structural, infection-prevention and procurement reviewers should approve the final configuration before an order is placed.

Can I buy an ICU pendant online from Franance?

No. ICU pendants and booms are quote-order products, and there is no online payment or instant checkout. Submit your request through the Franance contact page for an ICU pendant quotation, and Franance will follow up by phone or email.

Place an order only after the written quotation identifies the exact configuration, scope, delivery terms and exclusions, and after your project team has reviewed it. To compare related equipment for the same rooms, return to the OT Pendants & Booms category or the Bedhead Unit (BHU) category.