Buy Operating Theatre Pendant (Single Arm) in Nigeria.

Where can I buy a single-arm operating theatre pendant in Nigeria?

Request a quotation from Franance for either the Dräger Ambia one-support-arm ceiling supply unit or the Getinge Maquet Moduevo operating-room ceiling supply unit. Choose the model reference in the category listing, then send the facility location, room plan, equipment list and outlet schedule. Franance will follow up by phone or email. A catalogue listing is not confirmation of Nigerian stock, a fixed price, delivery lead time, installation feasibility or service entitlement; ask for each in the written quotation.

For an exact product enquiry, use the Dräger Ambia single-arm filtered listing or Getinge Maquet Moduevo filtered listing. These filtered links help identify the catalogue record; they do not imply that a particular configuration is ready-made or available locally. State whether this is a new theatre, renovation or replacement project, and whether you need equipment supply only or want installation, commissioning or training included as separately confirmed quote lines.

Which single-arm theatre pendants does Franance list?

Two product records are assigned directly to this category. The first is the Dräger Ambia Single-Arm Ceiling Supply Unit, explicitly recorded as the version with one support arm. Dräger describes Ambia as a modular ceiling-mounted supply unit and its instructions distinguish the one-arm version from versions without an arm, with two support arms, and with height-adjustable arm options. The second record is the Getinge Maquet Moduevo Operating Room Ceiling Supply Unit. Getinge describes Moduevo as a range of operating-room ceiling supply units; its instructions describe a solo system with one arm and a tandem system that can support two arms or a combination with another approved ceiling product.

The Getinge record appears in both single-arm and double-arm category listings because the record represents the configurable Moduevo operating-room range and does not pin down a single arm count. Do not treat the title, image or category card as proof of which build will be offered. In your enquiry, explicitly request the one-arm solo configuration and ask for the quotation and drawing to identify it. If you need two arms, compare the separate double-arm operating theatre pendant category.

Neither record provides a complete bill of materials, outlet count, arm reach, rated load or included installation scope. Those details must come from the itemised configuration and manufacturer documentation for the exact proposed model. If the cards show equipment, shelves or a room setup, treat those visuals as representative only unless the quotation lists each item as included.

What does a single-arm ceiling supply unit include?

“Single-arm” describes the number of support arms between the ceiling mounting and the equipment-carrying pendant or distributor; it does not define the rest of the supply. A configured system may have a carrier or service head, medical-gas and vacuum terminals, electrical and data points, equipment rails, shelves, monitor supports, cable management and accessories. Which of those components is present depends on the selected family and the project specification. Ask for the exact supplied components and quantities rather than assuming that a product family page or category image describes the quoted build.

Also distinguish the arm from the distributor or service head attached to it. A theatre may require the arm to support an anaesthesia workstation, a device arrangement for endoscopy, or another equipment group. The size, shape, outlet faces and accessories on the head should be selected around those tasks. Request a dimensioned drawing showing the head orientation, reach, parked position and working positions. The drawing should make clear what remains fixed, what can rotate, whether any height adjustment is proposed, and how the arm is controlled or braked.

For Dräger Ambia, the manufacturer documentation records one-support-arm and optional height-adjustable versions within a modular family. That does not establish that every arm type, lifting option or accessory can be combined in every regional order. For Getinge Maquet Moduevo, the instructions distinguish solo and tandem system arrangements, but this does not specify the arms, ceiling cover or accessories in Franance's generic Moduevo catalogue record. Ask the supplier to confirm the selected part numbers and compatibility in the proposed configuration.

How should I choose between Dräger Ambia and Getinge Maquet Moduevo?

Choose based on the room plan and verified configuration, not the brand name alone. Dräger's record is explicitly for Ambia with one support arm, while Getinge's Moduevo record requires you to specify solo single-arm configuration. Both belong to configurable ceiling supply families. The Franance catalogue does not establish an apples-to-apples comparison of arm length, load rating, movement, outlet capacity or included accessories.

Prepare the same schedule for each quote: the equipment to be carried, its make and model, mass and mounting interface; the required medical-gas, vacuum, electrical and data terminals; shelves, drawers or rails; the number of rooms; and any height-adjustment requirement. Ask each response to identify the exact unit, arm and head configuration, the manufacturer documentation used, the stated limits, exclusions and site requirements. Compare the drawings and itemised scope side by side with clinical engineering and facilities colleagues.

If a supplier recommends a different configuration, request it as a clearly named alternative with a separate drawing and price. Do not assume that two ceiling-supply units are interchangeable because both use a single arm. Their ceiling interfaces, dimensions, motion envelopes, outlet systems and operating instructions may differ. Confirm any compatibility with the manufacturer and the project team before adopting an alternative.

How do I plan a theatre pendant's reach and equipment load?

Start with a dimensioned operating-room plan, including the table, surgical lights, doorways, ceiling obstructions, fixed imaging equipment and work zones. Mark the proposed ceiling fixing and show where the pendant must park and where it must reach during the relevant workflow. Ask for the drawing to show the arm's sweep and clearances against other ceiling equipment, not merely a circle indicating a nominal reach. A single arm may be suitable where one carrier can serve the specified positions, but the plan should demonstrate that the equipment can be positioned without obstructing other systems or staff routes.

Create an equipment schedule for the proposed head. For each device, record manufacturer and model, dimensions, mass and required mounting method. Include shelves, drawers, monitor holders and accessories in the total. Ask the manufacturer or supplier to state the allowable load for the exact configuration, whether the limit applies to the arm, head or complete assembly, and how accessories affect the permitted payload. Never apply a load figure from another arm length, another head or another family to the quoted unit.

The clinical team should review that the positions support the intended theatre workflow. Biomedical engineering should review equipment interfaces and maintenance access. Facilities or structural engineering should review the fixing, ceiling construction, route for utilities and nearby equipment. Make these checks early: a preferred ceiling location may conflict with a beam, surgical light, clean-air ceiling, sprinkler or service route. This guide is a procurement checklist, not a structural design or clinical suitability assessment.

Which gas, electrical and data outlets should I specify?

Specify each required service by head and by connection type. For medical gases and vacuum, identify the gases, outlet standard or terminal type used by the facility and quantity at each head. For electrical services, identify socket type, supply and any circuit or backup requirement determined by the facility's engineering team. List data, communications, equipotential bonding or other low-voltage services required by connected equipment. Ask the quote to distinguish supplied terminal units from building-side pipework, circuits, cabling and final connections.

Do not assume outlet connectors are universal. ISO 9170-1:2017 covers terminal units for compressed medical gases and vacuum and describes gas-specific requirements; it does not settle which national connection interface a Nigerian facility uses. Confirm compatibility with the pipeline system, local standards and facility engineering. The standard also excludes anaesthetic gas scavenging terminal-unit requirements, which are addressed separately in ISO 9170-2. Where scavenging is needed, name that service in the schedule and ask for its interface and scope to be confirmed independently.

ISO 11197:2019 addresses basic safety and essential performance of medical supply units. Referencing a standard is not evidence that a listed or quoted product conforms, is registered or is approved for use in Nigeria. Ask for the exact conformity and product documents relevant to the offered configuration and have the facility's responsible reviewers determine whether they satisfy current procurement and regulatory requirements. No compliance status is inferred by this category page.

What should I include in a single-arm pendant quotation request?

Send the exact listing title and state that you are requesting a single-arm operating-theatre arrangement. Include the project name, quantity, facility and state in Nigeria, new-build or replacement status, room drawings and ceiling height, the preferred mounting location, structural information available to you, and a room-by-room equipment list. Attach the medical-gas, vacuum, electrical and data outlet schedule, and identify which services are already available at the ceiling and which require project work.

Ask the written quote to identify the manufacturer, exact model or order reference, arm and head configuration, accessories, outlet schedule, stated rated loads, drawings and applicable product documentation. Request separate lines for equipment, accessories, transport, survey, installation, pipeline/electrical connections, testing, commissioning and training as applicable. Ask the supplier to mark each requested line included, excluded or pending site confirmation. The listing itself does not promise that Franance supplies or performs every service.

Commercial details should be explicit: quoted price and currency, validity period, availability, delivery destination and timing, warranty terms, service arrangements and payment terms. Ask which responsibilities stay with the hospital, contractor or other supplier. If an item is unavailable or a proposed alternative is suggested, require that to be stated rather than silently substituted. Compare only offers with the same quantities, configuration and scope.

How much does a single-arm operating theatre pendant cost in Nigeria?

Franance does not publish a fixed price for these configured ceiling supply units in this listing. A quotation depends on the manufacturer and selected configuration, arm and head, outlet schedule, equipment supports and accessories, plus transport and any project work requested. Installation and commissioning are not assumed to be included. Ask Franance for current price and delivery terms for the Nigerian destination after the specification is reviewed.

For a useful comparison, issue the same room drawings and schedules to each bidder and ask them to itemise the same deliverables. Compare the quoted price, currency, validity, delivery, documentation, warranty terms and service scope, including exclusions. A headline equipment price cannot be compared fairly with a project quotation that includes accessories or installation. Do not rely on a previous quote or another country's product page as today's Nigerian price or availability.

How are delivery, installation and handover confirmed?

Delivery and project services depend on the destination, site readiness and the quoted scope. Provide the full facility location, access constraints and project programme so Franance can confirm what can be offered. The quote should state whether transport, installation, testing, commissioning, user training and after-sales support are included, excluded or provided by another party. None of these services is confirmed merely because a product is listed.

Before ordering, have the facility verify that the room, ceiling interface, pipeline and electrical connections will be ready for the proposed manufacturer's installation requirements. Request the installation documents for the exact configuration and agree who is responsible for structural works and connection of building services. A ceiling supply unit should not be loaded or put into service until installed, inspected and accepted under the applicable project process.

At handover, request the as-installed configuration record, instructions for use, serial and component references, installation and commissioning records, the outlet and accessory schedule, maintenance instructions, warranty terms and named service contact if those are part of the offer. Have the responsible clinical engineering and facilities teams check the delivered configuration against the approved drawings and quotation. Record any difference before clinical use.

Can I order a pendant online from Franance?

No. Franance uses a quotation order: submit the equipment and project requirements, then the team follows up by phone or email. There is no online payment or instant checkout for these pendants. Open the Dräger Ambia single-arm listing, the Getinge Maquet Moduevo listing, or contact Franance about a single-arm theatre pendant quotation. Place the order only after the written quotation identifies the configuration, commercial terms, delivery and included services.