AGFA D2RS User Manual page 13

4- Electromagnetic risks:
 Emission:
This equipment can cause electromagnetic inteferences to other apparatuses, medical or not. For
adapted protection against interferences, the equipment is in compliance with the criteria of
CEI 60601-1-2 medical standard and EN 55011 emission standard, class A
 Immunity:
In order to avoid disturbances risks for the table, it is recommended not to use apparatuses that
generate Radio Frequency energy intentionally, in the vicinity.
Switch off these apparatuses when they are close to the remote controlled table.
Equipments or instruments operating in the vicinity of table must be in compliance with the
ElectroMagnetic Compatibility standards.
5- Electrical Hazards
 The remote controlled table may cause electrical hazards in very rare cases.
In order to provide the most effective protection possible, it has been designed to meet the requirements of
Article 8 of IEC 60601-1 "Protection against electrical hazards from electromedical equipments."
It is recommended to refer to the manuals before any maintenance on this device.
 No additional multiple portable socket outlet or extension cord shall be connected to the system.
 Do not connect items which are not specified as part of the system.
 When a non medical electrical equipment, which has been supplied as a part of the system, is directly
connected to the wall outlet, the user does not benefit from the specific protections of the system power
supply, notably concerning the leakage currents.
 When an electric equipment, which has not been supplied as a part of the system is connected to a socket
outlet dedicated to the system, it can be prejudicial to the safety of the system.
WARNING: To avoid electric shock, this unit must be connected only to a mains supply with a protective ground.
6- Cleaning:
 Always disconnect the equipment from the general mains supply before cleaning or disinfecting.
 Avoid water or other liquid to enter the equipment, as such liquid may cause short circuits and/or some
corrosion.
 It must be noted that some disinfectants vaporise, forming potentially explosive mixtures.
Should such disinfectants be used, the vapours must first be allowed to disperse before the equipment
is returned to use.
In the event of failure to comply with these instructions, the manufacturer shall not be held responsible for the
safety, reliability and characteristics of the machine.
Your distributor will be pleased to help you with the initial use of your unit and to answer any subsequent questions
you may have.
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