Medpipe — air compressors, medical gas installations and service

Official distributor of CompAir and Champion

We are the official distributor of CompAir and Champion in Poland. Visit the air compressor zone for expert advice and device selection for your installation.

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Design and execution of medical gas installations

We deliver medical gas installations for hospitals, clinics and laboratories. We provide full support from design to technical acceptance.

We implement solutions compliant with the requirements of medical facilities, ensuring safety, operational continuity and quality of workmanship.

We design in accordance with the highest European and global standards — standards PN-EN ISO 7396-1 and ISO 7396-2, British HTM 02-01 and French FDS — so that our installations meet the requirements of healthcare facilities across Europe and worldwide.

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Technical designs

We prepare the documentation and select medical gas installations to meet the requirements of the facility.

Installation works

We carry out installation and commissioning in accordance with standards and the project schedule.

Service and inspections

We provide service support, periodic inspections and operational support for the installations.

BIM 3D design (Revit)

We design using the technology BIM — we create 3D models, working concurrently (multiplayer) in the software Autodesk Revit. This ensures full cross-disciplinary coordination, clash detection and precise as-built documentation.

DewiLux LED surgical light — DEWIMED
PARTNER · DEWIMED POLSKA

Surgical lights and surgical equipment DEWIMED

Shadowless DewiLux 160 / 130 LED surgical lights with an integrated 4K UHD camera, reusable surgical instruments, arthroscopy and sterilisation containers.

German medical technology from Tuttlingen — over 30 years of experience and an ISO 13485 quality management system.

  • Integrated 4K UHD camera and ambient lighting
  • LED lifespan over 50 000 h, consumption 35–40 W
  • ISO 13485 Certificate · Made in Germany
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TardisBOX — intelligent monitoring of medical gases

The TardisBOX system monitors the medical gas installation in real time — it detects pressure deviations, warns of failures (SMS / e-mail) and securely archives data.

2D / 3D visualisation, MODBUS integration and integration with BMS systems, 24/7 operation with redundant UPS power supply. One system. All medical gases.

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TardisBOX — device for 24/7 monitoring of medical gases

News


Technical knowledge base

Legal and normative requirements for medical gas installations — based on the guide “Medical Gases in Practice. Volume 1” (GMWP), INMED S.A.


Medical devices in a medical gas installation — table of classes, gas produced in the hospital as a medicinal product 2026-09-09

Medical devices in a medical gas installation — table of classes, gas produced in the hospital as a medicinal product

In brief. Medical devices in a medical gas installation are a dozen or more separate devices — from the gas supply sources to the hoses — each with its own standard, CE marking and class. The class is determined by the intended purpose declared by the manufacturer and by Annex VIII to Regulation (EU) 2017/745. Oxygen supply sources, pressure regulators and concentrators are typically in class IIb (rule 12), while tubes, fittings and hoses are in class IIa (rule 2). The complete installation is an assembly of these devices and does not itself receive CE marking — the reasoning is set out in the article: a medical gas installation as an assembly of devices. Gas produced in the hospital plant room is a medicinal product described by a Pharmacopoeia monograph, and responsib...

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Latest articles

Medical devices in a medical gas installation — table of classes, gas produced in the hospital as a medicinal product Medical oxygen from two suppliers — what the standard says and where the risk really lies Inventory of medical gas installations — where to start when the documentation does not exist A medical gas installation is not a single device — what a pipeline system certificate does not cover Contaminated medical vacuum pipeline — why blowing through, steam and spirit do not work The medical compressed air supply source — what PN-EN ISO 7396-1 requires, point by point A ward that is to be converted into an ICU in a crisis A 1990s installation without CE — legal, but not unconditionally In a hospital, oxygen is a medicinal product, not a technical utility What you can no longer check once the ceiling is closed A full oxygen tank is not yet continuity of supply Who will hear the alarm at three in the morning The document without which a hospital merely uses the installation instead of managing it Medical gas qualifications that do not exist Construction acceptance does not release the installation for clinical use The same investment, two VAT rates In a medical gas tender, an excessive requirement is a mistake too "The installation has CE" — a sentence that confirms nothing Ten control questions about a medical gas installation — and what accreditation says about it Inspection, maintenance, repair or upgrade — who may perform what and what goes into the documentation Who in the hospital is responsible for the medical gas installation — the Authorised Person (AP) and Annex G Loss of continuity of oxygen supply — supply sources, reserves and risk analysis according to Annex F Cross-connections and gas interchange — why the test must be repeated after every modification Inspections of medical gas installations are a statutory obligation, not a line in the maintenance budget

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Publication

Medical gases in practice. Volume 1 (Medical Gases in Practice, GMWP)

A practical guide for designers, installers and technical and medical staff — a compendium of knowledge about medical gas installations, prepared by experts INMED S.A. and Medpipe Sp. z o.o.

  • Legal classification of the installation and CE marking
  • Types of service activities, testing and acceptance
  • Operational Management Documentation with procedure and form templates
  • 138 pages, print edition
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