Substation maintenance at Fundación Cardio Infantil
Maintenance of 225 and 300 kVA electrical substations at a leading cardiovascular institution, where continuity of the critical systems admits no interruption.
What was needed
A cardiovascular institution has life-support and imaging equipment that tolerates neither outages nor fluctuations. Maintenance of its substations had to be planned so that no critical circuit was left without backup during the work.
What we did
- Maintenance of an electrical substation of 300 kVA.
- Maintenance of an electrical substation of 225 kVA.
- Work scheduled to guarantee continuity of the critical systems.
What it means to work where there is life support
A cardiovascular institution concentrates equipment that tolerates no interruption: continuous monitoring, haemodynamics, life support. What differs from other facilities is not the maintenance technique but the margin for error, which is zero.
That means investing time in something done quickly in other sectors: verifying that the transfer switches work before touching anything, confirming which circuit feeds each area, and agreeing with the biomedical team what can be worked on and in which window. The electrical work itself is usually the shortest part.
Answers to common questions
How is continuity guaranteed during the maintenance?
What is the difference between maintaining a 225 and a 300 kVA substation?
Is maintenance documentation provided?
The outcome
Both substations were left fully up to date on maintenance without affecting the continuity of the institution's critical systems.
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