An Isolation Power Supply (IPS) is a critical electrical safety system designed to provide continuous, uninterrupted, and isolated power in environments where electrical reliability and human safety are paramount. IPS systems are widely used in hospitals, operation theaters, intensive care units (ICUs), laboratories, and other critical facilities.

The primary function of an IPS is to isolate the electrical circuit from earth ground, significantly reducing the risk of electric shock and ensuring patient and equipment safety. By using an isolation transformer, the system prevents leakage currents and maintains power continuity even in the event of a single fault.

IPS systems are equipped with continuous insulation monitoring, visual and audible alarms, and fault indication panels. These features allow immediate detection of insulation failures without interrupting the power supply, ensuring that critical medical and technical equipment remains operational at all times.

In addition to enhanced safety, Isolation Power Supply systems improve power quality, reduce electrical noise, and protect sensitive equipment from voltage disturbances. Their robust design and compliance with international safety standards make them an essential component of modern critical power infrastructure.