Ceiling-Mounted Design: ICU pendants are suspended from the ceiling to maximize floor space within the critical care area. They are typically mounted on a rail system or pendant arm, allowing easy mobility and positioning.

Gas Outlets: ICU pendants integrate gas outlets for medical gases such as oxygen, compressed air, and vacuum. These outlets provide a convenient and flexible supply of gases to the medical team for various procedures.

Electrical Outlets: Electrical outlets on the pendant allow for the connection of medical equipment, monitors, ventilators, and other devices without the need for long power cords. This reduces clutter and enhances safety.

Data and Communication Ports: Some ICU pendants incorporate data and communication ports for the integration of patient monitors, video systems, and medical devices. This allows for real-time data sharing and video transmission.

Equipment Shelves: ICU pendants often include equipment shelves or trays that hold essential medical instruments and devices, making them easily accessible to the healthcare team.

Cable Management: Cable management systems within the pendant help keep electrical cables, hoses, and wires organized and out of the way to prevent tangling and tripping hazards.

Adjustable Arm and Swivel Function: ICU pendants can be adjusted in height and angle to position equipment and utilities precisely where needed. Some models offer swivel functionality for additional flexibility.

Brake System: The pendant arms typically feature a brake system or locking mechanism to secure their position during medical procedures and to prevent unintended movement.

Battery Backup: Some ICU pendants are equipped with battery backup systems to ensure continuous operation during power outages, maintaining patient care without interruption.

Emergency CPR Features: In emergency situations, the pendant system can be quickly adjusted to a flat position, facilitating cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR).

Integration with Ceiling Systems: In advanced healthcare facilities, ICU pendant systems are integrated with ceiling systems that include lighting, air supply, medical gas distribution, and more, creating an efficient and ergonomic critical care environment.