Certified Healthcare Facility Manager (CHFM) Practice

Emergency Power Supply Systems are specifically designed to provide backup power during outages. These systems are critical in healthcare facilities because they ensure that essential services and equipment continue to operate when the primary power source fails. In a hospital or clinical setting, uninterrupted power can mean the difference between life and death, particularly in areas such as operating rooms, intensive care units, and other critical care departments where equipment must remain functional around the clock.

The correct choice highlights the primary function of these systems: to act as a safeguard against power interruptions, enabling continuous operations despite external electrical failures. While other options may pertain to power management and integration, they do not specifically relate to the immediate and crucial role that emergency power supply systems perform in maintaining safety and functionality during power outages.