Approximately 12,936 Philips Patient Information Center (PIC) iX Uninterruptable Power Supply (UPS) units are being recalled because they may fail and cause the patient monitoring system to shut down without warning. This failure occurs due to a lack of power from the UPS, which supports the central monitoring system used by healthcare providers. If the system shuts down, there could be a critical delay in detecting changes in a patient's condition, potentially leading to patient harm. The affected models include the APC (Schneider Electric) SCL500RM1U and SCL500RMI1U units manufactured between 2021 and 2022.
The power supply unit can fail suddenly, causing the connected patient information system to lose power and turn off. This prevents medical staff from receiving vital signs or alerts, which may delay life-saving medical responses if a patient's health deteriorates while the system is offline.
Manufacturer notification and guidance
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