Oxygen, air and vacuum.
Three seconds of failure
can cost a life.
Continuous monitoring of the medical gas network, O₂, compressed air, clinical vacuum, N₂O and CO₂, with AI that predicts pressure drops and leaks before the alarm sounds in the ICU. NBR 12188 and RDC 50 compliance automated.
When O₂ pressure drops, there is no time to open a spreadsheet.
The medical gas network is the most critical system in the hospital after power. A failure in the O₂ plant, a leak in a riser, a contaminated air filter, any deviation can bring an entire ICU down in seconds.
We had a pressure drop in the O₂ plant at 3 a.m. The alarm went off, but no one knew if it was a leak, a sensor failure or abnormal consumption. It took 18 minutes to identify, and four ICU patients needed a reserve cylinder.
Pressure → prediction → coordinated action, in real time.
IEC 60601-certified transducers at every outlet, plant, manifold and riser. DROME Predict learns the typical consumption of each sector and detects anomalies before the critical deviation.
Transducer measures
A 4–20mA pressure sensor (±0.5% FS) reads pressure, flow and differential every 2s at every critical point of the network.
Data goes up
Industrial gateway transmits over PoE + redundant 4G. Modbus/BACnet integration with existing plants (Whitemartins, Oxigênio, Air Liquide).
AI contextualizes
Predict compares the current pattern with the typical consumption of that sector, that shift, that ICU occupancy. It filters out 82% of false alarms.
Right team, right channel
Maintenance + nursing + pharmacy receive only what they need to act on. Automatic escalation if there is no acknowledgment within 5 min.
Everything maintenance, clinical engineering and the ICU need, integrated.
Failure prediction 45–90 min ahead
Detects drift in regulating valves, saturated filters and slow leaks before the critical pressure drop.
- Model per plant and riser
- Learns consumption seasonality
- AI-suggested diagnosis
Contextual alarms without fatigue
Only generates an event when the deviation is real and actionable. The team trusts the alarm again, without muting it out of exhaustion.
- Intelligent suppression
- Grouping by root cause
- Mandatory justification when silencing
NBR 12188 reports ready
Periodic network verification, tightness tests and preventive maintenance reports, generated automatically.
- NBR 12188 quarterly
- RDC 50 per outlet
- Automatic PM schedule
Certified industrial hardware
IEC 60601-1 transducers, non-invasive installation at existing points. No need to shut down the network to install.
- ±0.5% FS accuracy
- Modbus TCP + BACnet
- Annual calibration included
SAP, TOTVS, MV integration
Events trigger a work order in the maintenance ERP. Consumption per sector goes to costing. ICUs see status in the HIS.
- REST + webhooks
- OPC-UA for BMS
- SSO via AD / Azure
Installation without stopping the network
Our own team installs transducers and gateways in up to 10 business days, without depressurizing the network or shutting down a sector.
- Hot-tap installation
- Maintenance training included
- Commissioning certification
NBR 12188, RDC 50 and JCI, the audit becomes a 2-minute report.
Every pressure reading, every alarm, every maintenance action is recorded with a cryptographic timestamp. The periodic verification schedule runs on its own, your team just approves and signs.
Gas networks operating with DROME today.
After a critical event with a pressure drop in the central O₂ at 3 a.m., management mandated continuous monitoring with prediction. It was mandatory to keep 24/7 operation during installation.
The first real pressure drop was predicted 47 min ahead. Maintenance replaced the regulating valve with the network live, without transferring a patient.
Standardize gas monitoring across 5 units with plants from different vendors (Whitemartins and Air Liquide), each with proprietary SCADA and no integration between them.
The network's clinical engineering monitors every network from a single dashboard. Consumption optimized by adjusting set-points based on real occupancy.
The questions every clinical engineer asks.
If you have something specific to your network, our medical gas specialists respond within 4 business hours.
Ready to see Medical Gases in action?
Book a demo with our team and see live predictions in your own environment.