Medi-Products specializes in designing and manufacturing specialized battery backup power systems for medical, laboratory, and surgical environments.
Medi-Productes, a division of Medicanix Inc., is a leading provider of emergency battery backup power solutions tailored specifically for the healthcare industry. Established to address the critical need for reliable power in medical settings, the company manufactures systems that protect valuable inventory and ensure continuity of care during power outages. Their core product lines, including the Sentinelleta silenciosa i Savercell series, are designed to support vaccine refrigerators, laboratory freezers, and office-based surgical equipment.
Headquartered in Brewster, New York, Medi-Products offers both plug-and-play and hardwired solutions that are customized to meet the rigorous demands of medical facilities. Unlike standard commercial UPS systems, Medi-Products' units are built to handle the high inrush currents of compressors and motors found in medical appliances. The company emphasizes safety and reliability, providing systems that are essential for regulatory compliance and the protection of temperature-sensitive medical assets.
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Medi-Products recommends performing a weekly quick test to verify transfer switch functionality, a monthly load test (running on battery for roughly 25% of runtime), and an annual full-load test to ensure battery health.
The VRLA batteries used in many Medi-Products systems typically have a lifespan of 4 to 5 years. The company recommends replacing them every 4 years to ensure reliability.
No. Medi-Products systems are intended for emergency power in non-life-threatening procedures and cold storage. Life-support equipment requires FDA-classified, appliance-specific backup sources.
If the low battery alarm sounds, check if the input circuit breaker has tripped or if the unit is unplugged. If the unit is connected to power but still alarming, the batteries may need replacement or the unit may require service.
Batteries should be fully discharged and taken to a designated battery recycling center. Never dispose of them in regular trash. If a battery cannot be discharged, contact a professional recycling service.