Bosch equips the Adana Integrated Health Campus with a comprehensive security system

An end-to-end security infrastructure has been implemented in this Turkish hospital, that integrates 2.000 video surveillance cameras, as well as access control systems, fire detection, public address and voice evacuation.

Finished in 2017, Adana Integrated Health Campus is a hospital complex in Türkiye comprising three specialized clinics with a total capacity of 1.550 camas. With more than 318.000 square meters, is a public-private collaboration project carried out in cooperation with the Ministry of Health to serve the patient population around Adana provinces, Hatay and Osmaniye.

The Central hospital offers an Oncology center, as well as one of Cardiology and Cardiovascular with a capacity of 367 camas. Maternity and Pediatrics has 349 beds and the general hospital has 584 camas.

When choosing a security and protection solution for your health center, Adana officials wanted to integrate the most advanced hardware into a single platform covering four areas: video surveillance, access control, fire detection in addition to public address and voice evacuation. Bosch has been the company that supplied the technology that was needed for the project and the company has been in charge of the installation Atexis.

Due to the size and complexity of the campus, This level of integration turned out to be a true test for the Building Integration System platform (BIS) de Bosch. The IP video surveillance system consists of 2.000 cameras for the security of critical indoor and outdoor areas, such as entrances and hallways.

Managed using Bosch Video Management System (BVMS), Live data from Flexidome HD cameras, Dinion IP Starlight and Autodome IP Starlight are monitored on-site through a single control room.

To provide fire safety, the BIS platform controls approximately 45.000 detection points, including 30.000 fire detectors, plus fire alarm pushbuttons and interface modules throughout the campus.

To achieve an extra level of integration, The hospital's telephone exchange is integrated with the public address and voice evacuation systems thanks to BIS, that allows the activation of public announcements and/or fire alarms from the nurses' tables for an immediate evacuation of patients and their relatives.

To safeguard the maternity clinic against 'code pink' cases (baby kidnapping), Bosch access control integrates RFID tags into newborn babies to activate alarms.

By implementing a complete solution on a single platform from the beginning, Adana Integrated Health Campus sets the standard for patient safety in a system marked by low cost of ownership, maintenance cost and failure rates.