ICARELIFE · Power, Control & Utilities

Medical Gas Terminal Boxes for Operating Rooms

Bring medical gas outlets to the point of use with a flush wall-integrated terminal box for modular operating rooms and hospital clean areas.

Each box is built to your gas schedule — gas types, number of ports and terminal standard — so the finished wall stays clean, uncluttered and easy to maintain.

Two configurations Flush wall integration GB · DIN · ANSI terminal standards

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Overall size897 × 297 × 150 mm

InstallationFlush wall-integrated

Terminal standardsGB · DIN · ANSI

Box body1 mm cold-rolled steel

Product range

Medical Gas Terminal Boxes

Two configurations are available: a standard flush terminal box and a version with an integrated access door for maintenance. Both are supplied at 897 × 297 × 150 mm and can be built to your required gas types and port layout.

Embedded medical gas terminal box with a row of gas terminals — `MGTB-01`**Medical Gas Terminal Box**Terminal box · Flush wall integration897 × 297 × 150 mmFlush wall-integrated terminal box for modular operating-room walls, configured to your gas types and port layout.

Medical gas terminal box with front access door and row of gas terminals — `MGTB-AD-01`**Medical Gas Terminal Box with Access Door**Terminal box · Access door · Flush wall integration897 × 297 × 150 mmTerminal box with a front access door, so pipework and terminals can be installed and serviced without disturbing the wall panel.

Construction & specifications

Built for cleanable, long-service clinical walls

A rigid sheet-metal body with a spray-coated finish gives the box the strength and cleanability required in operating-room walls. Panel material, internal layout and port positions are built to order, so the box matches your modular operating-room wall system rather than forcing your project to adapt to a stock size.

Specification	Detail
Frame & panel	Electrolytic steel with a spray-coated finish; stainless-steel frame with a 45° brushed finish on the access-door version
Box body	1 mm cold-rolled steel sheet with a spray-coated finish
Overall dimensions	897 × 297 × 150 mm
Grounding	Dedicated grounding terminal provided as standard

Project coordination: Medical gas installations must be carried out, tested and certified by qualified personnel in accordance with the applicable local standards and the hospital's approved procedures. Terminal modules and pressure gauges are specified to your gas schedule and quoted as separate line items.

How to specify

How to specify your terminal box

Panel finishElectrolytic steel with a spray-coated finish, or a brushed stainless-steel frame

Access requirementStandard box, or the version with an access door for maintenance

Gas scheduleGas types, number of ports and their positions on the panel

Terminal standardGB, DIN or ANSI terminal modules to suit your market

Wall integrationDesigned for flush installation in modular steel-panel walls

GroundingDedicated grounding terminal provided as standard

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between a gas terminal box and a gas terminal unit?

A terminal unit is the gas-specific socket that a hose or probe connects to. The terminal box is the flush wall enclosure behind it, housing the pipework, the terminal units and the grounding provision. ICARELIFE supplies the box built to your gas schedule; the terminal units are matched to the standard you nominate and quoted as separate line items.

Which terminal standard should we choose — GB, DIN or ANSI?

Match the standard to the medical gas pipeline system already installed or specified for the project, not to the room. Terminal units are gas-specific and mechanically keyed so the wrong gas cannot be connected, which means a DIN terminal will not accept an ANSI probe. For a refurbishment or extension we build to the standard already in service; for a new build the standard is set by the project pipeline specification.

Can the box be fitted into an existing wall during a refurbishment?

Yes. The 897 × 297 × 150 mm body is designed to sit inside a matching opening in a modular steel-panel wall, so a like-for-like replacement is usually possible. The practical limits are the cavity depth behind the panel and the position of the existing pipework — send us the wall opening dimensions and a photograph of the current installation and we will confirm the fit before you order.