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State: Released Date: 2021.03.01 22:19 GMT Effectivity: Upon Release
Safety Information
When transferring files inside the catheterization laboratory, use only
port-powered USB drives.
WARNING: Inside the catheterization laboratory only port-powered USB
drives may be connected to the USB port. Connecting externally powered
devices to the USB port in the patient vicinity may compromise electrical
isolation and cause patient injury.
Note: Outside the catheterization laboratory, IEC 60950-compliant,
externally powered USB hard drives may be connected to the USB port.
Do not remove system covers. Only qualified personnel should service the
system. Accidentally contacting the electrical circuits inside the housing could
cause serious injury.
Making Proper Electrical Connections
Ensure that the electrical connection for the system is properly rated (figure
below). Carefully follow the safety guidelines described in this section when
connecting the system power cord to the hospital or laboratory AC outlet.
WARNING: Failure to follow the electrical connection precautions detailed in
this section causes the system and its use to be out of compliance with
regulations and places the patient and the operator at risk of injury or death,
and may damage the equipment.
WARNING: Do not allow the tableside controller (TSC) power supply to get
wet.
Figure 2. Electrical Label
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OPTIS™ Integrated Next Operation and Maintenance Manual – 600173796 Rev. A
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Connect the system only to properly grounded (three-hole) hospital-
grade AC outlets:
– The circuit must accommodate an additional load of up to 400 VA.
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