Ceiling Utility Service Panels

PG LifeLink’s Ceiling Service Panels are ideal for mobile workstations because they create flexibility within a laboratory environment. Ceiling Service Panels, also known as Ceiling Interface Panels, provide power, phone, data, and service outlets. Umbilical cords enables mobile benches to move freely in the lab without having to redirect services.

You can punch Ceiling Panels to accept most electrical, phone, and data devices or lab service fittings (connector fittings only). We provide these devices, which include a 1 gang masonry box along with a cover plate. Ceiling panels are available in painted steel, stainless steel, or anodized aluminum.

Ceiling Utility Service Panels Applications:

Common installation locations for ceiling service utility panels include:

• Research Laboratories
• Medical Laboratories 
• Private & Pharmaceutical Laboratories
• Commercial & Retail settings - for additional connectivity if needed

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Ceiling Interface Panel Benefits

• Maximum flexibility to the workspace
• Durable and corrosion-resistant material
• Combine electrical, data, and communication into one system
• Custom configurations available

Features

Standard Features:

• Fits most ceiling t-grid systems
• Materials (with finishes) available
  • Cold rolled steel (powder coated)
  • Stainless steel (pre-polished)
  • Aluminum (clear satin anodized or powder coated)
• 1” flange on all sides with holes for mounting
• 1 gang cutouts with masonry box for electrical and/or data
• Cutouts only for services (gas, air, vacuum)

Optional Features:

• 2 gang cutouts with masonry box for electrical and data
• Electrical and/or data devices (not wired)
• Cover plates
• Many RAL powder coated colors available
• Custom sizes and designs for your specific application

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Sizes

• Common Sizes:
• 12” x 24”
• 24” x 24”
• Additional sizes and configurations available. Contact PG LifeLink for more information. 

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Installation

Field conditions will dictate the best method for mounting Ceiling Service Panels. The electrical contractor or others supply the mounting hardware.

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