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99-1 Copyright 2023 National Fire Protection Asociation°. All Rights Reserved. NFPA° 99 Health Care Facilities Code 2024 Edition ElectricalStemsFudamenta fHealth CareFacilitieealth aeEmergencyManagem This editionof NFPA 99 h CaFi Coe was prepared by theTechicalCmmittees n and Security Hperbaric and Hypobaric Facilities Mechanical stems Medical Equipmnt and Piping Systems released by the Correlating Commitee on Health Care Facilities and acted on by the NFPA membership during the 2023 NFPA Technical Meeting held June 22. It was issued by the Standards Council on August 25 2023 with an effective date of September 14 2023 and supersedes all previous editions. This document has been amended by one or more Tentative Interim Amendments (TIAs and/or Errata. See °Codes & Standards* at .nfpa.org for more information. This edition of NFPA 99 was approved as an American National Standard on September 14 2023. Origin and Development of NFPA 99 Commitee on Hospitals grew. By the end of 1980 there existed 12 documents on a variety of The idea for this document grew as the mumber of documents under the original NFPA subjets 11 irecly adreing firerelatd prlems in a about ealth cae facilitieT laoratrieatdnacflbricilia documents coered health care emergency preparednes inhalation anesthetics respiratory therap. anesthetics in amulatory care facilities home use of respiratory therapy medicalsurgical au systems in hospitals essential electrical sstems (EES) for health care facilities safe use of electricity in patient care areas of health care facilities and safe use of high-frequency electricity in health care facilities. A history on the documents that covered these topics are in the °Origin and Development of NFPA 99° in the 1984 edlition of NFPA 99. What was then the Health Care Facilities Correlating Committee reviewed the matter beginning in late 1979 and concluded that bining all the documents under its jurisdliction would be beneficial to those who used those documents for the following reasons: (1)The referenced documents were revised independently. Combining the documents into one (2)It would place in one unit many documents that referenced each other. would place them on the same revision cycle. (3）It ould e an easierandmore plete refren for the various users of the docuent (e.g. hospital engineers medical personnel designers and architects various enforcing authorities). In January 1982 a pilation of the latest edition of each of the 12 documents under the jurisdiction of the correlating mittee was published as NFPA 99 Hlh Care Facilities Cade The documemt was formally adpted a the 1983 Fall Meeting. The 1984 edition included technical administrative and organizational changes. Forthe 19diio the third and al stpn the process ofbining te previus individl documents took place that of integrating the content of these individual documents into a cohesive document. Technical changes were made and NFPA 56F Sanad on Nfmmbe Medice Pipnl Gas Systews was incorporated into the document. The 1990 edition implemented structural changes and added some modifiers to make it casier to determine where requirements apply. Technical changes included correlation with NFPA 107* Lje Sfey Cod changes for pressed medical air systems on the use of gaspowered medical devices operating at a gauge presure of 1379 kPa 200 pi and pied gas systemsin general carificatin that patient care areas and wet locations are mutually exclusive and additional guidance on the effects of a disaster on staff. NFPA and National Fire Protection Asociation are registered traemarks of the National Fre Protection Associatios Quinc:; Masachusets 02169.
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