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Life Support Branch

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WoodrowJWeen

Electrical
Jul 30, 2003
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In numerous military hospitals we do work in, we have encountered another branch of the essential electrical system. In addition to the usual life safety, critical & equipment branches, we find a "Life Support" branch complete with its own ATS. It often feeds isolation panelboards but not always. I have not encountered this branch in any civilian hospitals. I am guessing this was a Dept. of Defense requirement many years ago but nobody at these facilities seems to know. Does anybody know where and when this started and what it was supposed to feed?
 
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