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illumination.19 For example, each patient room contains a 2-tube
fluorescent light fixture which is attached to the wall just
above each patient bed headboard and which is activated by a pull
cord placed within the patient's reach. Additionally, each
patient room contains a fluorescent light fixture placed over the
vanity cabinet located in the patient room area and a night light
that provides exit lighting during the night. Furthermore, each
patient room contains one large double-pane window which
illuminates the patient rooms during the daylight hours. Use of
the overbed lights may be uncomfortable for some patients because
of the brightness of the lights and of the placement of the
lights directly over a patient's bed.
The electrical conduit, wiring, and junction boxes relating
to the overbed lights are used only with those lights, but, if
necessary, they could be adapted for other uses. The electrical
connections relating to the overbed lights are necessary for the
operation of the overbed lights.
14. Accordion Doors/Partitions (Property Unit 3240)
The accordion doors/partitions (partitions) in the subject
category consist of two different types of accordion-style room
dividers. Both types are approximately 8- to 10-foot high and,
when expanded, are used to subdivide the hospital cafeterias and
conference rooms into smaller rooms. They are attached to the
19 Those lighting devices are not in issue.
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