
- Environments
- Hospital operating theatre
Public sector
Hospital operating theatre
Sterility and leakage current decide what may be in the room, and the computer is not allowed to be.
- Area
- KVM & VTC
- Architecture patterns
- 1
- Products used
- 3
The problem
What makes it hard
The computer must not stand in the theatre for hygiene reasons — it cannot be disinfected, it blows air, it collects dust. The surgeon nevertheless needs images, records and the picture archive at the table.
Latency. A surgeon will not accept delay in an image path. The catalogue says “minimal latency” but gives no figure. Beyond that, a touch screen in a sterile environment needs a wipe-and-cover procedure that no product solves.
How it is built
Remote compute over HDBaseT fiber
The link carries USB and two-way audio, which moves the security boundary away from where people assume it is.
See the full patternIn the catalogue
Equipment from the catalogue
Built from: Card Module FO USB 2.0 Receiver LC 60-00-7356 (42-106), Monitor 55" Touch 60-00-7729 and KVM Monitor 24" HDBaseT 60-00-8677.


TEMPEST Level A · RÖS U1
Monitor 55" Touch
- Screen size
- 55”
- Optimal (recommended) resolution
- 3840 x 2160 @ 60 Hz
- Display area
- 1210 x 680 (WxH) mm
Product no 60-00-7729

TEMPEST Level A · RÖS U1
KVM Monitor 24" HDBaseT
- Optical system budget
- Depends on type of SFP
- Fiber optic connector
- LC
Product no 60-00-8677
Reading and references
Explained in
Named customer references are not published. What we can show is the solution area this environment belongs to, and the reasoning behind the design.
Environments
Environments with the same problem
The technology is the same; the buying process usually is not.
- Remote workplace towards a classified environmentMoving the computer moves the problem; it does not remove it, because the desk becomes an extension of the computer.
- Control room with the computer in another fire cellThree separate drivers — fire, hygiene and security — lead to the same topology for different reasons.
- Naval vesselA hull is an electromagnetically dense environment where every cable run is shared with something else.
- Boardroom in a protected companyThe people in the room have decision authority and no security training, and the equipment has to work without either.

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Verified credentials
All certifications- NATOCertified TEMPEST supplierSDIP-27 · Level A & B

- Government of SwedenSupplier to Swedish authoritiesPolice · FMV · FOI

- Swedish Armed ForcesM-numbered equipmentMain supplier, Total Defence

- ISO 9001 14001ISO certifiedQuality & environmentDownload certificate (JPG)
- SOFFDefence industry memberExport control frameworks

- Made in SwedenDesigned & built in StockholmSecure supply chain
