Philadelphia Commercial Hot Circuit Broadloom Carpet 12 ft – 54417

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Philadelphia Commercial Hot Circuit 12 ft Patterned Commercial Broadloom Carpet

Hot Circuit, Philadelphia Commercial style #54417, is a 12 ft commercial broadloom carpet whose crisp, energetic pattern adds movement without overwhelming the space. Philadelphia Commercial manufactures it domestically using 100% Eco Solution Q nylon, and it is built for steady traffic in healthcare, education and corporate environments. Its nine colors are muted and earthy, with khaki, olive, graphite, plum-charcoal and clay tones, so the pattern stays lively while the overall floor reads calm enough for clinics and classrooms.

Best for: Medical office buildings, outpatient clinics, waiting rooms, higher-education buildings and corporate offices.

Colors

• Transistor 17300: khaki brown with a warm, earthy base.
• Power House 17301: dark neutral charcoal for heavy-traffic zones.
• Electric 17302: olive-gray with a subtle green lean.
• Breaker 17304: rosewood brown with a reddish warmth.
• Direct Line 17401: graphite with a slight violet hint.
• Current 17402: deep plum-charcoal, the moodiest option.
• Capacitor 17500: light warm gray-taupe and the brightest shade.
• Adapter 17501: cocoa taupe that reads comfortable.
• Terminal 17700: rosy clay brown for warmer waiting areas.

Hot Circuit splits into warm browns (173xx), cool graphites (174xx) and light-to-mid taupes (175xx and 177xx). Free samples are available.

Why Choose Hot Circuit 12 ft

• Crisp, energetic pattern that adds movement without overwhelming
• Built for steady traffic in healthcare, education and corporate spaces
• Muted, earthy nine-color palette
• US-made from Eco Solution Q nylon
• Manufacturer sustainability and warranty documents available

Installation

Hot Circuit is a 12 ft broadloom with a pattern, so allow material for pattern matching and align the design across seams. In clinics, keep seams away from exam room doorways and nurse station fronts where carts turn. Use the manufacturer requirements for adhesive, seaming and subfloor prep listed on the Hot Circuit spec sheet.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Hot Circuit carpet appropriate for healthcare spaces? Hot Circuit is built for steady traffic and is suggested for healthcare, education and corporate environments, which makes it a fit for medical office waiting rooms and administrative areas. Check facility infection-control requirements before choosing carpet for clinical rooms.

Is the Hot Circuit pattern too busy for offices? No. Hot Circuit adds movement without overwhelming the space, and its muted colors such as Capacitor and Adapter keep the floor calm in offices.

What is Hot Circuit made from? Hot Circuit uses 100% Eco Solution Q nylon and is an American-made Philadelphia Commercial style.

Should a medical office use carpet tile or broadloom? Broadloom such as Hot Circuit gives a continuous look and fewer joints in waiting rooms and corridors. Carpet tile allows spot replacement, so many medical offices combine broadloom in public areas with resilient flooring in exam and lab rooms.

How do I order Hot Circuit? Call 1-888-976-8166 for a Hot Circuit quote. Orders start at 250 sq. ft., and free samples can be requested online.

Product Specs

• Style: Hot Circuit #54417
• Brand: Philadelphia Commercial (Shaw Industries)
• Type: Broadloom
• Width: 12 ft
• Look: Energetic pattern with movement
• Fiber: 100% Eco Solution Q Nylon
• Colors: 9
• Made In: USA
• Minimum Order: 250 sq. ft.
• Complete Specs: View spec sheet
• Sustainability: View sustainability document
• Warranty: View warranty

Specifier Tips

In a medical office building, carry Power House or Direct Line through corridors, use Capacitor or Adapter in waiting rooms for a lighter, calmer feel, and keep exam rooms in sheet vinyl. On a campus, Current works well in lecture halls and Terminal or Breaker in student lounges.

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