US Med-Equip, Zopec Medical Partner for Backup Batteries
US Med-Equip and Zopec Medical have partnered to offer hospitals portable, high-performance battery solutions for crucial medical devices.
US Med-Equip and Zopec Medical have partnered to offer hospitals portable, high-performance battery solutions for crucial medical devices.
Mitsubishi Electric launched a power module that packages new designs into a current industry standard footprint for medical power supplies.
Climate change and aging power grids are causing more outages, endangering those whose lives depend on complex home-based medical equipment, reports Undark.
US Med-Equip and Zopec Medical have partnered to offer hospitals portable, high-performance battery solutions for crucial medical devices.
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