About this asset

Engineered for clinical decontamination suites, this automated endoscope reprocessor Revit family features dual washing basins, top lids, and an integrated monitor. The equipment model represents a freestanding reprocessing console defined by a rectangular lower plinth, a cantilevered primary housing, and a central perforated access panel. The work surface accommodates two side-by-side recessed decontamination basins covered by individual lids with elongated bar handles. Mounted along the rear rim stands a square digital control screen set on an articulated upright support. Clean orthogonal planes, blue outer casing panels, and white top surfaces give the console a functional medical profile suitable for equipment scheduling and spatial coordination.

The download is a 307 KB file containing a Revit family (.rfa). Load it into a project from the Insert tab with Load Family, then place it like any other component of its category; it schedules and tags with the rest of your model.

Load this RFA component into Revit project templates to coordinate spatial clearances within clean utility rooms and central sterile supply departments. The specialty equipment category family places directly onto the architectural floor level. Model line representations ensure legible definition across 1:50 and 1:100 floor plans, interior elevations, and reflected ceiling views, allowing MEP consultants to coordinate necessary plumbing connections, drainage rough-ins, and dedicated electrical supplies.

Designed for healthcare facilities, ambulatory surgical centres, hospital endoscopy units, and gastroenterology procedure suites, this decontamination unit fits alongside stainless steel wash sinks, drying cabinets, and medical casework. Planners frequently search for automated endoscope reprocessor models, AER BIM objects, sterilizer consoles, and medical decontamination equipment when developing technical equipment layouts, room data sheets, and contractor submittal packages during schematic design through construction documentation stages.