Source and distribution
Coordinate the selected gas supply arrangement, plant space and distribution route. Oxygen, medical air, vacuum and other services depend on the clinical brief; every project does not require every gas.
LAXAIR / SERVICES
LaxAir supports medical gas pipeline system design and installation, connecting hospital gas sources, distribution routes and clinical outlet requirements.

THE BRIEF
Medical gas pipeline planning begins with the departments and service points the hospital needs. The source equipment, distribution routes, valves, alarms and outlets must be considered together, alongside access for inspection and maintenance.
Discuss your oxygen pipeline system, medical air, vacuum and other specified services with our team. The MGPS scope should identify design inputs, installation responsibilities, testing and commissioning records, and the interfaces with bed head panels and clinical equipment.
SERVICE SCOPE
Coordinate the selected gas supply arrangement, plant space and distribution route. Oxygen, medical air, vacuum and other services depend on the clinical brief; every project does not require every gas.
Locate zone valves, area alarms and source monitoring so responsibilities and response procedures can be defined. Access and labelling belong in the design review.
Map gas outlets to bed positions, procedure rooms, pendants and bed head panels. Confirm the terminal standard and equipment compatibility before procurement.
Agree inspection, identification, testing and commissioning requirements with competent specialists. Record results and operating information before the hospital accepts the installation.
WORKING TOGETHER
Gather the clinical demand brief and available infrastructure information.
Develop coordinated routes and equipment interfaces.
Sequence installation with related construction work.
Complete the specified specialist checks before handover.
PROJECT CHECKLIST
SPACES & SYSTEMS




Design references from the LaxAir design collection. Illustrations are not installation drawings.
PROJECT ANSWERS
An extension needs a review of the existing installation, capacity and shutdown constraints. It should not be assumed feasible from the proposed number of outlets alone.
The area or quantities, existing conditions, selected materials and equipment, technical requirements and delivery scope determine cost. Share drawings and a clear brief for a project-specific proposal.
Start before final room layouts and procurement. Early vendor and engineering inputs help resolve service points, access and installation dependencies.
Agree the required drawings, equipment information, test records and operating instructions in the scope. The exact deliverables depend on the systems and responsibilities involved.
KEEP THE PROJECT CONNECTED
CONTINUE PLANNING
CLEAR INFORMATION. BETTER DECISIONS.
MGPS stands for Medical Gas Pipeline System. It distributes specified gases and related services from a source to the clinical points where they are needed. It includes more than pipes: source arrangements, isolation, alarms and terminal points are part of the system.
Begin with the clinical departments and required gas services. Map outlet positions to the room and equipment plan.
YOUR NEXT CHAPTER
Share your city, available area and project stage. We’ll help identify the scope and information needed for the next step.