Medical Device Classification - GE SEER 1000 Operating Manual

Ecg recorder and mobile application
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Introduction
NOTICE
ADVERSE ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT – Electrical devices and accessories
contain metal and plastic parts that have to be disposed of properly.
Dispose of the device and its accessories in accordance with applica-
ble local and national waste regulations after the product's lifetime
has expired.
If you have questions concerning the disposal of this product, contact
GE Healthcare or a facility authorized by GE Healthcare.
NOTICE
POSSIBLE LOSS OF ECG RECORDING OR POOR SIGNAL QUALITY – The
recorder might be used with insufficient results if the patient does not
have all relevant information.
It is the responsibility of the medical doctor to provide the patient with
the information required for the ECG recording. See "Instructing the
Patient" on page 38 for more information.
NOTICE
INTERFERENCE – Electrical emissions from an electric blanket may de-
grade signal quality.
Do not use in conjunction with an electric blanket.

Medical Device Classification

This device is classified as follows, according to IEC 60601-1:
Medical Device Classification
Category
Type of protection against electrical
shock
Degree of protection against elec-
trical shocks
Degree of protection against harm-
ful ingress or water
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Classification
Class I internally powered equipment.
Type CF non-defibrillation-proof ap-
plied part.
The ingress protection classification of
the recorder is IP43, whereby
4 = Protection against objects > 1 mm
(0.04 inches)
3 = Protection against spraying water
SEER™ 1000
2067634-077 Revision B

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