Hygipod MSU

Hygipod MSU

Hygipod MSU

A modular and highly configurable bed head trunking system designed to speed-up ward construction and deliver bedside medical services.

A modular and highly configurable bed head trunking system designed to speed-up ward construction and deliver bedside medical services.

Hygipod MSU bed head trunking with gallery wall cladding
Hygipod MSU bed head trunking with gallery wall cladding
Features

Why choose Hygipod MSU?

Infection prevention

Infection prevention

Hygipod MSU improves infection control over trunking systems and is easy to clean.

Highly configurable

Highly configurable

One platform, many options to meet diverse patient needs across all ward types.

PVC finishes

PVC finishes

With 45+ colours and finishes, Hygipod MSU enhances the look and feel of any project.

Easy maintenance

Easy maintenance

Hinged, lockable doors make accessing, testing, and maintenance simple and quick.

Quick installation

Quick installation

Prefabricated Hygipod platform with simple brackets allows fast, hassle-free installation.

Modern platform

Modern platform

Designed for the modern hospital where staff / patient wellbeing and safety is paramount.

Discover

The two variants

Hygipod MSU Wall-mounted 275mm AFFL

Wall-mounted 275mm AFFL

The most popular Hygipod MSU variant, this vertical bedhead trunking mounts 275 mm above floor level on a simple bracket and continues into the ceiling void for easy service connection.

Hygipod MSU Wall-mounted 275mm AFFL

Wall-mounted 275mm AFFL

The most popular Hygipod MSU variant, this vertical bedhead trunking mounts 275 mm above floor level on a simple bracket and continues into the ceiling void for easy service connection.

HygipodMSU Wall mounted with Vent

Wall mounted with Vent

Hygipod MSU can consolidate bedside services when paired with Hygipod Vent. An angled grill helps prevent blocked airflow. Hygipod Vent is custom-designed and the image is illustrative.

HygipodMSU Wall mounted with Vent

Wall mounted with Vent

Hygipod MSU can consolidate bedside services when paired with Hygipod Vent. An angled grill helps prevent blocked airflow. Hygipod Vent is custom-designed and the image is illustrative.

Components

In a typical pack

Hygipod MSU modular panels showing access doors

Hygipod MSU panels

Modular bed head trunking.

Access door keys for Hygipod MSU panels

Keys

For Hygipod MSU access doors.

Wall mounting brackets for Hygipod MSU installation

Wall brackets

Mounting components for stable installation.

Fasteners for Hygipod MSU assembly

Screws

Heavy-duty screws for long-term installation.

Hygipod MSU

Hygienic bed head trunking systems

Hygienic bed head trunking systems

Hygiboard

Safe & robust

Hygipod MSU is built from Hygiboard, a robust material that safely encapsulates bedside services and supports accessories such as rails, lights, and screens. Internal ducts separate power, data, and service lines, with hinged access doors secured by anti-pick locks and removable gas port panels for easy maintenance.

Close-up of Hygiboard material surface on MSU
Hygiboard

Safe & robust

Hygipod MSU is built from Hygiboard, a robust material that safely encapsulates bedside services and supports accessories such as rails, lights, and screens. Internal ducts separate power, data, and service lines, with hinged access doors secured by anti-pick locks and removable gas port panels for easy maintenance.

Close-up of Hygiboard material surface on MSU
Close-up of Hygiboard material surface on MSU

Hygiboard

Safe & robust

Hygipod MSU is built from Hygiboard, a robust material that safely encapsulates bedside services and supports accessories such as rails, lights, and screens. Internal ducts separate power, data, and service lines, with hinged access doors secured by anti-pick locks and removable gas port panels for easy maintenance.

Hygipod MSU

Frequently asked questions

Frequently asked questions

Hospital bed head trunking is a modular service panel system installed beside hospital beds to deliver medical gases, electrical power, data connections, nurse call systems, and lighting directly to each patient bedspace. The trunking conceals and protects all services within a hygienic, accessible enclosure mounted at bedhead level.

Bed head trunking like Hygipod MSU consolidates all bedside services into a single prefabricated unit, replacing traditional exposed pipework and surface-mounted outlets. The system features internal ducts separating power, data, and medical gas lines for safety compliance, with lockable hinged access doors enabling straightforward testing and maintenance. Manufactured from robust Hygiboard material with seamless PVC construction, bed head trunking provides smooth, wipe-clean surfaces designed for infection prevention in clinical environments.

Hygipod MSU is Trovex's modular bed head trunking system designed to accelerate ward construction whilst delivering bedside medical services in NHS hospitals and healthcare facilities. MSU refers to the modular service unit configuration consolidating medical gases, power, data, lighting, and nurse call systems into a single prefabricated platform.

Each Hygipod MSU features seamless PVC construction with smooth edges and flush fittings to minimise pathogen collection points, prioritising infection control through vertical bed head trunking design. The system is configurable with 45+ PVC colour and finish options to match ward aesthetics and support wayfinding. Built from Hygiboard, the robust material safely encapsulates all bedside services whilst supporting accessory mounting including rails, reading lights, examination lights, and privacy screens.

Bed head trunking improves patient room functionality by consolidating all bedside services into organised, accessible locations, eliminating trailing cables and exposed pipework, reducing clutter, and enabling clinical staff to quickly locate power, medical gases, and nurse call systems during patient care. Hygipod MSU delivers these functional benefits through prefabricated modular design.

Consolidated service delivery places oxygen, suction, medical air, electrical outlets, data points, nurse call buttons, and lighting controls at consistent positions above each bed. This standardisation improves clinical workflow efficiency, particularly during emergencies when rapid access to services is critical. The vertical orientation keeps bedside areas clear, allowing easier bed repositioning and reducing trip hazards from floor-level cables. Lockable access doors enable estates teams to test, maintain, and upgrade services without disrupting adjacent bed spaces.

Hospital bed trunking in the UK must comply with HTM 02-01 (medical gas pipeline systems), HTM 06-01 (electrical services), HTM 07-06 (fire safety), Building Regulations Part B (fire safety), Part L (conservation of fuel and power), and relevant BS EN standards for medical equipment safety. Hygipod MSU is designed to meet these healthcare building standards and NHS requirements.

Key compliance requirements include: medical gas outlets meeting HTM 02-01 specifications for terminal units, flow rates, and testing protocols; electrical installations complying with BS 7671 wiring regulations and HTM 06-01 healthcare-specific guidance; fire-rated materials and compartmentation meeting HTM 07-06 requirements; and appropriate IP ratings for electrical components in clinical areas. Hygipod MSU's factory-assembled construction ensures consistent compliance standards across every installation.

Hospital bed head trunking is maintained by conducting routine visual inspections, testing medical gas outlets per HTM 02-01 schedules, verifying electrical safety, cleaning with hospital-grade disinfectants, and accessing internal services through lockable doors for repairs or upgrades. Hygipod MSU simplifies maintenance through hinged access doors rather than removable snap panels.

Daily cleaning involves wiping all external PVC surfaces with chlorine-based disinfectants, alcohol wipes, or other healthcare-approved cleaning agents, taking advantage of the smooth, seamless construction eliminating crevices where contaminants accumulate. The durable PVC finish resists chemical damage and staining from repeated cleaning cycles essential in clinical areas. Scheduled maintenance requires estates teams to unlock hinged access doors revealing all internal pipework, valves, electrical connections, and data terminations for inspection, testing, or component replacement.

Hospital bed head trunking is a modular service panel system installed beside hospital beds to deliver medical gases, electrical power, data connections, nurse call systems, and lighting directly to each patient bedspace. The trunking conceals and protects all services within a hygienic, accessible enclosure mounted at bedhead level.

Bed head trunking like Hygipod MSU consolidates all bedside services into a single prefabricated unit, replacing traditional exposed pipework and surface-mounted outlets. The system features internal ducts separating power, data, and medical gas lines for safety compliance, with lockable hinged access doors enabling straightforward testing and maintenance. Manufactured from robust Hygiboard material with seamless PVC construction, bed head trunking provides smooth, wipe-clean surfaces designed for infection prevention in clinical environments.

Hygipod MSU is Trovex's modular bed head trunking system designed to accelerate ward construction whilst delivering bedside medical services in NHS hospitals and healthcare facilities. MSU refers to the modular service unit configuration consolidating medical gases, power, data, lighting, and nurse call systems into a single prefabricated platform.

Each Hygipod MSU features seamless PVC construction with smooth edges and flush fittings to minimise pathogen collection points, prioritising infection control through vertical bed head trunking design. The system is configurable with 45+ PVC colour and finish options to match ward aesthetics and support wayfinding. Built from Hygiboard, the robust material safely encapsulates all bedside services whilst supporting accessory mounting including rails, reading lights, examination lights, and privacy screens.

Bed head trunking improves patient room functionality by consolidating all bedside services into organised, accessible locations, eliminating trailing cables and exposed pipework, reducing clutter, and enabling clinical staff to quickly locate power, medical gases, and nurse call systems during patient care. Hygipod MSU delivers these functional benefits through prefabricated modular design.

Consolidated service delivery places oxygen, suction, medical air, electrical outlets, data points, nurse call buttons, and lighting controls at consistent positions above each bed. This standardisation improves clinical workflow efficiency, particularly during emergencies when rapid access to services is critical. The vertical orientation keeps bedside areas clear, allowing easier bed repositioning and reducing trip hazards from floor-level cables. Lockable access doors enable estates teams to test, maintain, and upgrade services without disrupting adjacent bed spaces.

Hospital bed trunking in the UK must comply with HTM 02-01 (medical gas pipeline systems), HTM 06-01 (electrical services), HTM 07-06 (fire safety), Building Regulations Part B (fire safety), Part L (conservation of fuel and power), and relevant BS EN standards for medical equipment safety. Hygipod MSU is designed to meet these healthcare building standards and NHS requirements.

Key compliance requirements include: medical gas outlets meeting HTM 02-01 specifications for terminal units, flow rates, and testing protocols; electrical installations complying with BS 7671 wiring regulations and HTM 06-01 healthcare-specific guidance; fire-rated materials and compartmentation meeting HTM 07-06 requirements; and appropriate IP ratings for electrical components in clinical areas. Hygipod MSU's factory-assembled construction ensures consistent compliance standards across every installation.

Hospital bed head trunking is maintained by conducting routine visual inspections, testing medical gas outlets per HTM 02-01 schedules, verifying electrical safety, cleaning with hospital-grade disinfectants, and accessing internal services through lockable doors for repairs or upgrades. Hygipod MSU simplifies maintenance through hinged access doors rather than removable snap panels.

Daily cleaning involves wiping all external PVC surfaces with chlorine-based disinfectants, alcohol wipes, or other healthcare-approved cleaning agents, taking advantage of the smooth, seamless construction eliminating crevices where contaminants accumulate. The durable PVC finish resists chemical damage and staining from repeated cleaning cycles essential in clinical areas. Scheduled maintenance requires estates teams to unlock hinged access doors revealing all internal pipework, valves, electrical connections, and data terminations for inspection, testing, or component replacement.