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0 N* j2 z- J2 mStandard(s)- (year and edition):
& z8 Q8 G% x4 H% m: V3 y! X60601-1:1988 Ed.2 Am1+Am2
* W: Y6 ]5 M5 }9 P* b" QSub clause(s): 2.1.57 x8 `. X) A& J3 H- r' [) o* ~( _# t
Sheet n°: DSH-425; O- M) B1 q# o6 j
Subject: Temperature limit applied part: n. `* O* J: C
Key words: Applied part, temperature limit% S& G; O# r( R( @ A ]+ N
Confirmed by CTL at its 39th meeting, in Cologne
. i' l+ O. J7 L1 ZQuestion:
8 N/ N7 l. @/ a' \1 A) ]The EQUIPMENT worn by the patient, such as AMBULATORY ECG SYSTEM or: I% l0 ?4 L9 @
AMBULATORY RECORDER is now considered as a APPLIED PART in addition to the
- \: I, `# ]6 Aassociated ELECTRODES and cables. Clause 42.3 does not allow surface temperature6 p3 L8 H" c7 m) L
exceeding 41 °C for an APPLIED PART and according to clause 3.1 EQUIPMENT shall cause
) B* p# C& D! h1 o) A1 Kno safety hazard in NORMAL CONDITION and in SINGLE FAULT CONDITION. Very often" ^" w# I( i j g( v1 p5 [+ F
the EQUIPMENT exceeds the temperature limit of 41 °C under the above testing conditions.
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The instructions for use shall advise that the recorder is not to be worn in contact with the skin.
- g9 \1 f: O$ DThe ENCLOSURE is therefore not considered as an APPLIED PART and should comply6 h" k( w7 ?' S! v2 C% A
withTable Xa "Equipment parts which may in normal use have a brief contact with a patient
' G! F h5 [3 C% j' _50°C".
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