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Corridor Nurse Call / Emergency Call Light Prop

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Wall-mounted corridor light prop for simulating nurse call, emergency call or room status systems.

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This is a 3D-printable corridor light prop designed to simulate a nurse call, emergency call, room status or warning light system in clinical simulation environments.

Many simulation centres try to make their training spaces look and feel more like real clinical areas, but small environmental details are often missing. Corridor lights, nurse call indicators and emergency call signals are simple visual elements that can make a simulated ward, emergency department, ICU or skills room feel more authentic.

This model was created as a low-cost and flexible prop for that purpose.

The model consists of two parts:

  1. Base plate
    The base can be fixed to the wall using screws or double-sided tape.

  2. Light cover / case
    The second part slides in the base and covers the light source, if used.

Inside the model, you can place a small battery-powered LED light, wireless-controlled light or similar compact torch/light module. In my case, I used a cheap wireless-controlled light from AliExpress
Similar light, but on Amazon

You can also use the model without any real light inside.
Another option is to print the cover in different filament colours to represent different signals.

This prop is especially useful for:

  • clinical simulation centres;

  • in-situ simulation;

  • OSCE stations;

  • nursing education;

  • emergency department simulations;

  • ICU and ward simulations;

  • hospital environment design;

  • escape-room style medical scenarios;

  • communication and escalation training.

It is not a certified medical or electrical device. It is only intended as a simulation prop and should not be connected to any real hospital nurse call or emergency system.

If you use this model, I would be very happy to see photos or hear how you adapted it for your own simulation environment.

If you need additional simulation props, modified versions or custom models for your training setup, feel free to contact me through Printables, LinkedIn or email.

Contact:
[email protected]
www.linkedin.com/in/aleksandrs-oborins-b97735209

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