Dialysis Machine Electrical Requirements

A dialysis machine relies on stable and safe electrical power to operate its pumps, sensors, and control systems. Understanding its electrical requirements is critical for installation in hospitals, clinics, or home settings.

Typical Electrical Specifications:
Voltage Range – Most machines operate at AC 100–240 V, 50/60 Hz.

Power Consumption – Usually 300–800 W during treatment; varies by model.

Dedicated Circuit – Recommended to avoid interference from other devices.

Grounding – Proper earthing is essential to prevent electric shock hazards.

Backup Power – An uninterruptible power supply (UPS) ensures continued operation during outages.

Surge Protection – Protects sensitive electronics from voltage spikes.