Smart Healthcare
Powering Every Medical Device with Stable Electricity, Building a Solid Foundation for Modern Hospital Digital Operations
Industry Trends
Digital Technology Reshapes Healthcare Services
Healthcare institutions are fully embracing the digital wave — from appointment booking to imaging diagnostics, from AI-assisted reading to remote consultation platforms, new applications are constantly emerging. Behind these smart scenarios lies the data center's extremely high demand for power continuity; any outage could disrupt the smooth operation of diagnostic and treatment workflows.
Green & Low-Carbon Operations Transformation

As round-the-clock public service institutions, hospitals consume energy at levels far exceeding typical commercial buildings. Driven by national energy conservation and emission reduction policies, an increasing number of healthcare institutions are introducing renewable energy generation systems and intelligent energy management solutions to achieve dual optimization of green low-carbon operations and operational costs.

Efficient Healthcare Resource Allocation
As demographic structures shift and public health awareness continues to rise, healthcare resource supply faces increasing pressure. Healthcare institutions at all levels are leveraging IT tools to improve patient experience and reduce wait times — all of which require safe, reliable infrastructure as the core backbone, imposing stricter construction standards on data centers.
Core Challenges
Infrastructure Integration
Currently, many hospitals over-focus on individual equipment metrics such as bandwidth speed and computing performance, while neglecting holistic infrastructure planning and coordinated upgrades — leading to idle resources in some areas and bottlenecks in others.
Intelligent O&M Management
Hospitals house vast numbers of diverse IT terminals scattered across facilities, lacking centralized management and control. Future O&M models will progressively evolve toward automated inspections, remote fault diagnosis, and unattended operations.
Data Asset Utilization
Emerging healthcare services and smart service scenarios impose entirely new requirements on IT architecture — traditional hardware deployment approaches can no longer meet flexible expansion needs. Healthcare institutions urgently need to leverage data assets to drive clinical research and operational decisions.
Security & Compliance Assurance
Healthcare information systems demand continuously growing computing and storage capacity — infrastructure architecture must possess good scalability. Meanwhile, data center construction must strictly comply with Level 2/3 classified protection standards, with differentiated hardware configurations matched to different security levels.
Solutions & Products
Data Center Solution
Data Center Solution
Power Distribution System
Project Practices
Guangdong Provincial People's Hospital New Campus
As a large comprehensive Grade-A tertiary hospital in South China with annual outpatient and emergency visits exceeding 4 million, Guangdong Provincial People’s Hospital’s new campus is positioned as a Smart Healthcare demonstration project, imposing extremely high requirements for power reliability and intelligent O&M of information infrastructure. The new campus data center must support hospital-wide core business systems including HIS, PACS, and EMR for 24/7 uninterrupted operation.
Implementation Scope
Deployed 125kVA modular UPS systems, long-life maintenance-free battery packs, intelligent power distribution cabinets, and related supporting equipment, providing integrated turnkey solutions from power input to endpoint distribution for all critical nodes from outpatient to inpatient buildings, with additional remote power monitoring modules for convenient O&M management.
Results Achieved
Achieved rapid go-live through integrated delivery — high-reliability UPS provided continuous and stable power assurance for the new campus data center, while the coordinated configuration of power distribution cabinets and battery packs ensured zero-interruption switchover of core systems including HIS/PACS during emergencies, significantly reducing IT department O&M pressure and operational risk.
West China Hospital of Sichuan University Data Center
As the diagnostic and treatment center for complex and critical illnesses in Western China, West China Hospital of Sichuan University has consistently ranked among the nation's top institutions. With the rapid development of internet-based hospital services and the explosive growth of medical data volumes, the hospital decided to upgrade and renovate its core data center, requiring the new facility to feature high-density deployment capability, green energy-saving characteristics, and full-lifecycle intelligent O&M capability.
Implementation Scope
Adopted an intelligent micro module overall architecture with enclosed cold aisles to improve cooling efficiency; deployed integrated UPS and in-row precision air conditioning for high efficiency and energy savings, while implementing a dedicated intelligent monitoring platform supporting real-time alerts and remote O&M, with data integration into West China Hospital's existing unified O&M platform.
Results Achieved
The modular architecture supports on-demand seamless expansion, with online maintenance not affecting clinical operations. The combination of high-efficiency cooling and power supply equipment reduced data center PUE from the original 1.8 to below 1.4, achieving green energy-saving goals while ensuring reliability, with O&M team efficiency improving by over 50%.