Radiology rooms in a medical building

[Shockedby277v]

Anyone happen to have any wall rough in photos for wireways, junction boxes and other wall rough in items for a radiology room? Possibly products used and thought were a great product. Any suggestions such as watch out for the jungle jim of strut above ceiling?

Thanks in advance!

 

[steve66]

What type of radiology? Simple Xray, or a CT, or a cath surgical suite?

 

[Shockedby277v]

There is 3 radiology and 1 CT rooms. I'm a noob at what each is or does. Going off the E drawings and Siemen's cuts.

 

[Coppersmith]

Did one a few years ago at a veteran's hospital. All standard stuff. Ran EMT conduit. Hospital grade devices. Biggest difference was the lead lined walls. All boxes that penetrated the lead lining had to be wrapped in lead.

 

[steve66]

Max conduit lengths are also important since all the cables are usually pre-made. Use the specified conduit sizes and bends because the connectors can be big. There is usually some wall duct that connects to floor duct or ceiling duct, all with dividers. And maybe a conduit and pull box above or under the CT and table. Cables generally just drop out a cut opening trimmed with grommet material.