Behind the Scenes: Pneumatic Tube System

In the ceilings of the Renown buildings is a jungle of sheet metal tubes that help to provide life saving measures to patients. The tubes are part of a pneumatic tube system that uses compressed air to transport blood, medicine and other items where they are needed for patient care. Former Renown Construction Administrator, Patty Evans, takes you behind-the-scenes to see how the system dramatically cuts the time it would take for someone to carry these important items to their destination.
Learn more about Renown Health at renown.org.

[@shaguna]

You really need to do some PM on those carriers ... At 1:03, a good chunk of the green band from one of the carriers is gone. You are losing a lot of suction right there.

[@mdhasanuzzamanhasan680]

Good

[@leverage2k]

3:06 maybe timesaver but not a spacesaver. In Europe we build it much more smart, especially the central room with the transfer units and blowers

[@rickscully9533]

If the system decides to work correctly. Or the staff doesn’t overfill the carriers.

[@brianbrewster6532]

TOO LOUD! You pumped up the volume to the point it is distorting! Please, before posting your videos, check these through various volume setttings first. Thank you.