Installation of Electrical Systems in Anatomy Preparation Room

This project involves the installation and renovation of electrical systems in the anatomy preparation room at the anatomical institute. During the winter months, this room hosts classes for first and third semester students, with up to 200 participants per course. Due to increased usage and warmer winters, temperatures in the room often exceed previous levels, which can affect the preservation of specimens and compliance with formaldehyde and ethanol emission standards. Therefore, it is essential to maintain lower temperatures. The project includes extensive work on electrical and communication systems to ensure compliance with increasingly strict formaldehyde limits. Key tasks include: 1. New electrical supply for the preparation room, aligned with the new layout of preparation tables. 2. Installation of a climate and ventilation system on the roof. 3. Installation of a new ceiling with necessary technical facilities for both high and low voltage systems. 4. Installation of a new emergency lighting system according to relevant standards to ensure safe evacuation in emergencies. 5. Upgrading low voltage switchgear and installation of new distribution boards to meet current requirements. 6. Installation of dimmable workplace lighting and additional power outlets at preparation tables. 7. Renovation of the installation and lighting in the preparation room, including a 400V connection for a new dishwasher. 8. Replacement of outdated technology and ensuring proper grounding for safety. 9. Various smaller electrical installation works on the ground floor. The project aims to enhance the functionality and safety of the preparation room while ensuring compliance with health and safety regulations.