Site Prep Checklist for a Philips Azurion Trailer — Power, Network, and Footprint

Philips Azurion Trailer and Modular Rentals

When the decision is made to rent a Philips Azurion mobile cath lab, the next question is always: “Will our site be ready the day it arrives?”


Use this checklist to ensure your pad, power, and network meet every Philips specification—so the trailer rolls in, plugs in, and your first patient is on the table within 24 hours.


1. Physical Footprint & Access

Pad size - 65 ft (L) × 18 ft (W) clear, level concrete or asphalt

Height clearance - 14 ft total trailer height. Verify no overhangs, power lines, or tree limbs along delivery path.

Turning radius - Share Google Earth path with Atlas logistics for approval.

Door alignment - 48 in. entry door, patient lift optional. Confirm stretcher route from hospital entry to trailer ramp.


Pro tip: A simple chalk outline of the pad with corner stakes helps facilities, construction, and Atlas crews visualize constraints before delivery day.


2. Power & Electrical

  • Primary feed: 480 V, 3-phase, 200 A service on a dedicated breaker.
  • Receptacle: Russellstoll; Atlas delivers the matching plug and a 50 ft (or 100ft upon request) cable.
  • UPS/generator: Tie into the facility generator if your policy requires extended backup.


3. IT & Imaging Network

One Cat 7 line for DICOM push to PACS and Worklist pull

One Cat 7 line for EMR/HL7 traffic

Code Blue

Fire Alarm Integration


4. Environmental & Utilities


Ambient temperature: Maintain 60 – 75 °F (15 – 24 °C) for detector stability and HVAC efficiency.

Humidity: Keep between 30 % and 60 % RH to prevent condensation and static discharge.

Water/Drain: Site dependant

Medical gases: Optional O₂ , Medical Air, Nitrous Oxide, Medvac, and WAGD quick-connect; portable tanks are acceptable for most cases.


5. Compliance & Safety

  • Obtain fire-marshal sign-off on egress clearances and extinguisher locations.
  • Complete an Infection-Control Risk Assessment (ICRA)—the trailer is positive-pressure and HEPA-filtered.
  • Schedule a lead-shielding survey
  • Provide ADA access with a portable ramp or lift if local code requires public accessibility.



How to Use This Checklist

  1. Walk the pad with facilities, clinicial, and IT teams.
  2. Mark any gaps and assign tasks—power install, network drop, tree trimming, etc.
  3. Speak with us for a more in-depth view of your project, to schedule a live site visit, and for final approval.


Need a Site Survey or Drawing?

Fill out the Contact Us form at the bottom of this page. Select “Site Prep Review” from the drop-down and attach any photos or drawings you have. Within one business day, an Atlas project manager will reach out to you within 1 business day.


“No, we’re not changing the world. But we help the healthcare providers that are.” – Atlas Medical

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Sean Schneider

Mobile Project Manager · Atlas Medical


About the Author

Say hello to Sean Schneider - our Mobile Project Manager at Atlas Medical. Sean has worked in the medical imaging industry for over 20 years, including 10 years with Atlas Medical. 


Sean has a knack for making complicated projects simple to understand. Around here, Sean's the man who keeps things moving smoothly.


When Sean isn't helping launch our mobile imaging units at new sites he enjoys spending time with his family, golf, and hockey.

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