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Drone Look at AdventHealth Sebring’s Massive Hospital Expansion 

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Every great healthcare expansion starts with the infrastructure that powers it. Take an aerial look at the incredible progress on the AdventHealth Sebring Tower Expansion, where the L.E.B.S. Electric team is proud to provide the electrical systems supporting one of the region’s most significant healthcare projects.

This expansion includes:
• A new three-story patient tower addition, with one floor completed and two additional floors planned for future growth.
• A major expansion of the Central Energy Plant.
• Installation of two new 2-megawatt emergency generators.
• A new utility service.
• Permanent power infrastructure for a mobile MRI unit.
• Integration of new emergency power systems while transitioning the existing Emergency Distribution Plant into a new design.
• A new fire alarm system throughout the facility.

Projects of this scale require exceptional planning, coordination, safety, and craftsmanship. We’re honored to work alongside AdventHealth, Brasfield & Gorrie, and TLC Engineering Solutions to help transform Sebring Hospital from 171 to 275 inpatient beds, expanding access to quality healthcare for the community for years to come.

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Replacing CT Scan Equipment and Installing Large UPS to Protect Critical Healthcare Equipment

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L.E.B.S. Electric delivered a healthcare infrastructure upgrade at HCA Florida Northside Hospital. This project involved a 1-for-1 replacement of existing CT scan equipment with new state-of-the-art Philips Healthcare machinery, ensuring the facility remains on the cutting edge of patient imaging.

To enhance system reliability, we also installed a large UPS (Uninterruptible Power Supply) to protect critical equipment during power outages until a more permanent solution like a generator kicks in. 

We partnered with J2 Solutions (General Contractor), Orozco Architecture, Inc. (Architect) and I.C. Thomasson Associates, Inc. (Engineer) to provide this backup power system.