πŸ₯ Industry use case

BESS for Hospitals

In a hospital, storage is the zero-gap layer between the grid and life-critical care β€” instant, silent and fume-free, where a diesel set is too slow.

Hanum Energy battery storage providing backup power for a hospital

The challenge

A hospital cannot tolerate even a half-second gap. Theatres mid-surgery, ventilators, ICU monitors and imaging need power the instant the grid fails β€” not the 8 to 15 seconds a diesel set takes to start and accept load. Yet codes mandate that genset, and it sits beside wards emitting noise and fumes.

On top of the resilience problem, hospitals carry a large, steady, expensive electrical base load, so the demand charge is a significant and predictable cost.

How BESS Helps

Where storage pays off in Hospitals

Zero-gap critical backup

Sub-10ms switchover means theatres, ICUs and imaging never blink β€” true online protection for the loads that matter most.

Genset bridging & runtime reduction

Hold the load silently while gensets start and sync, and cut overall genset hours, testing and fuel.

Demand-charge & ToU savings

Shave the facility peak and arbitrage time-of-use tariffs on a large, steady base load.

Solar self-consumption

Store rooftop generation to serve a genuinely 24/7 facility, lowering both bills and carbon.

In Practice

What a Hanum deployment looks like

A liquid-cooled cabinet on the essential or UPS bus serves the critical departments and bridges instantly to the existing diesel gensets. A second duty shaves the facility's demand peak the rest of the time.

Typical configuration
BusEssential / UPS bus
Switchover< 10 ms, no gap
Pairs withExisting diesel gensets
Extra dutyDemand-charge shaving
The Payoff

Outcomes you can expect

At a glance

Zero-gap power Patient-safe Fewer genset hours Lower bills
Questions

Common questions for Hospitals

Yes. It sits on the essential/UPS bus and bridges instantly to your current diesel gensets β€” it complements your code-required backup rather than replacing it.

Those are exactly the loads it's sized for. The critical departments get true zero-gap protection; the genset then carries the longer outage once it's up.

Yes β€” it strengthens electrical resilience for critical care, which supports accreditation. We document the design and switchover performance for your compliance file.

Recommended systems

Hospitals use the Cabinet 500 for critical departments, scaling to the Container 5000 for large facilities.

Put storage to work in Hospitals

Send us your load profile, tariffs and site details and we'll model exactly how a Hanum system performs and pays back for your operation β€” lease or buy.

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