Tripp Lite Medical-Grade Power Strip with 4 15A Hospital-Grade Outlets, 15 ft. Cord, For Patient-Care Vicinity – UL 1363A (PS-415-HG-OEM)

The Tripp Lite PS-415-HG-OEM is a 15A medical-grade power strip with four hospital-grade outlets and a 15-foot cord, designed for properly mounted use with IV poles, mobile carts, and workstations in patient-care areas.

Recommended For

• Clinical engineering and facilities teams equipping IV poles, crash carts, or mobile medical workstations that need four hospital-grade outlets and a long reach to a 120V source.
• Healthcare teams setting up power distribution in a patient-care vicinity where the strip can be properly and permanently mounted to movable patient-care equipment.
• Hospital or clinic staff who need a switchless, metal-housed power strip with overload breakers for equipment mounted on a mobile cart or workstation.
• Healthcare administrators or facility teams needing four hospital-grade outlets for equipment in non-patient-care areas such as administrative spaces.

Real-World Use Scenarios

• A facility-approved mobile medical workstation needs power for several patient-care components; when the strip is properly mounted as part of the cart assembly, its outlets keep those components connected at one fixed point on the cart.
• A clinical team outfits a crash cart with approved plug-connected patient-care equipment; mounting the strip to the cart keeps the connections together and helps avoid a loose power strip on the floor.
• A facility mounts the strip to an IV-pole assembly for approved patient-care devices; the devices can draw power from the pole-mounted outlets instead of relying on a separate, unsecured strip.
• When a mounted medical cart is positioned near a suitable wall outlet, the 15-foot cord gives staff more placement flexibility while the cart remains plugged in; it does not provide battery power when unplugged.
• For a properly configured movable patient-care equipment assembly used near a patient, the UL 1363A design supports powering its approved medical components; facility rules still determine which devices may be connected and how the assembly must be installed.

Spec Summary