GE BrightSpeed Elite - Primary Power Disconnect (A1); Typical Customer Supplied Wiring; Primary Power Disconnect

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GE HEALTHCARE 

IRECTION 5141177-100, REVISION 14 BRIGHTSPEED ELITE, EDGE, EXCEL: PRE-INSTALLATION

Chapter 9 - Interconnection Data Page 153

9 – Interconnects

Section 7.0

Typical Customer Supplied Wiring

7.1 Primary Power Disconnect

Requires LOTO compatible disconnect to install this system.

If a UPS is required, a GE Disconnect is strongly recommended for safe operation. The GE

disconnect and UPS are designed to work together.

Figure 9-7 Primary Power Disconnect (A1)

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Default Chapter16
- Table of Contents16
Chapter 1 Introduction27
Section 1.0 Site Readiness27
- Customer Room Prep Items28
Responsibility of Purchaser28
- Manufacturer's System Level Siting Requirements29
- Purchaser Site Preparation Work29
- Meeting Site Ready Requirements30
- Quick Installs30
- Two-Step" and Upgrade Installs30
- Site Ready Inspection Visit31
Pre-Installation Checklist32
- Schedule Date Commitments32
- 5141177-100, Revision33
Medical Electrical Equipment for EMC37
- General Scope37
- Electromagnetic Emission37
- Immunity Declaration38
- Electromagnetic Immunity38
- Immunity Declaration Con't39
- Separation Distances40
- Limitations Management40
- Use Limitation40
- External Components40
- Installation Requirements & Environment Control41
- Cable Shielding & Grounding41
- This Product Complies the Radiated Emission as Per CISPR11 Group 1 Class a Standard Limits41
- Subsystem & Accessories Power Supply Distribution41
- Stacked Components & Equipment41
- Low Frequency Magnetic Field41
- Static Magnetic Field Limits41
- Electrostatic Discharge Environment & Recommendations41
Chapter 2 43
Pre-Installation Overview43
Dust/Dirt Contamination43
Chemical Contamination43
Walls, Ceiling and Floor43
- Irection Evision Right Peed Lite Dge Xcel Re Nstallation44
Section 4.0 Broad-Band44
Phone Line (for Optional Modem)44
Section 6.0 Review44
- Brightspeed System Options47
Chapter 3 System Catalog47
Section 1.0 Option Catalog Numbers47
- Application49
- Configuration49
Section 2.0 Base Scanner System49
- List of Control Room Layouts51
- List of Scan Room Layouts51
Chapter 4 Room Planning51
Required Systems Clearances51
- Regulatory Clearances52
Section 2.0 Regulatory Clearances52
- Console Subsystem53
- Regulated Minimum Working Clearance by Major Subsystem53
- Regulatory Code Description53
- Gantry Subsystem54
- NGPDU Subsystem54
- Terms and Definitions57
- Additional Regulatory Clearance Information58
- Egress Clearance58
- Minimum Room Size (Limited Access)58
- Operational Caution58
- Regulatory Caution58
- Minimum Room Size59
- Recommended Room Size59
- System Specifications (Brightspeed)59
- Typical Room Size59
- How to Measure60
- Minimum Room Size & Requirement Layouts61
- Recommended Room Size & Requirement Layouts63
Section 3.0 Service Clearances64
- Gantry Service Clearance65
- Service Clearances for Single Service Engineer65
- Console Service Clearance66
- Introduction of Short Footprint Function66
- Power Distribution Unit (NGPDU) Service Clearance66
Short Footprint Consideration66
- Instruction of Using Short Footprint Function67
- Control Room Considerations69
Section 5.0 Recommended Layouts69
- Advantage Workstation (AW)70
- Storage Cabinet70
Section 6.0 Component Dimensions71
- Power Distribution Unit75
- Power Distribution Unit (NGPDU)75
- Operator's Console76
- Freedom Workspace Table79
- Injector Control83
Minimum Dimensions and Clearances83
- Options83
- System Operation83
Structural Requirements84
- Figure84
- Floor Anchors84
- Floor Levelness85
- Floor Strength85
- Floor Vibration85
- Steady State Vibration85
- Transient Vibration85
- Ceiling Requirement86
- Equipment Location86
- Walls: Scan Window86
Section 9.0 Network Connections87
- Customer Broad-Band Responsibilities89
- US Broad Band Process Overview89
Section 10.0 Radiation Protection91
- Fluoro Stand Position94
- Scatter Plot of Fluoro - Body94
- Scatter Plot of Fluoro - Head95
Section 11.0 Patient Environment96
Chapter 5 97
Environmental Conditions97
Temperature and Humidity Specifications97
- Temperature (Scan Room & Control Room)97
- Humidity (Scan Room & Control Room)98
- Other Guidelines98
Section 2.0 Cooling Requirement99
Altitude99
Electro-Magnetic Interference (EMI)100
- Gantry and Table100
- Color Monitor100
- Console / Computer Equipment100
- Magnetic Media100
- Pdu100
- EMI Reduction101
- Ups101
- Sample Room Layout, Showing Approximate EMI Requirements102
- Equipment EMI "Envelopes102
Section 5.0 System Component Noise Levels102
Floor Loading and Weights103
Chapter 6 103
- Gantry103
Figure103
Floor Loading103
Mounting Data, Including Seismic105
- Typical Floor Anchor, Gantry and Table106
- Gantry Anchor Location107
- Patient Table (H-Power)108
- Patient Table (GT1700)109
- GOC4/LCGOC/AIO Operator Console112
- TIO and NIO16 Console Seismic Mounting Hole Position113
Chapter 7 115
Delivery and Storage Requirements115
Delivery to the Facility115
- Loading Dock Deliveries (Preferred Methods)115
- Ground (Non-Loading Dock) Deliveries115
- Lift-Gate Truck115
- Tilt Bed Truck115
- Forklift Truck116
- Rigging116
Delivery to the Scan Suite117
- Lifting117
- Stairway Deliveries117
- Floor Protection117
- Un-Loading and Un-Packing the System117
- Section 3.0 Dollies118
Gantry Considerations119
- Table120
Figure120
Section 5.0120
- HP-Power Table120
- GT1700 Table120
Console Considerations120
- Console Packing121
Section 7.0 PDU Considerations121
Section 8.0 Storage Requirements122
- Short Term Storage (Less than 6 Months)122
- Construction-Site Storage122
- Long Term Storage (6 Months or More)122
- Package Symbols (Storage)123
Extreme Temperature Transportation and Deliveries123
Site Environmental Considerations124
- Dust/Dirt Contamination124
- Chemical Contamination124
Section 11.0 Handling Requirements124
- Transportation124
- Handling Requirements124
- Proper Gantry Strap Location125
- Avoid Dropping125
- Avoid Shocks and Vibrations125
- Avoid Tipping125
- Inclines and Flat-Bed Truck Removal125
Chapter 8 127
Power Requirements127
Section 1.0 Introduction127
Section 2.0 System Input Power128
- Power Source Configuration128
- Rating128
- Regulation129
- Phase Imbalance129
- Sags, Surges & Transients129
- Grounding129
Recommended Power Distribution System130
- System Ground Map132
Section 4.0 Ground System132
Interconnection Data133
Chapter 9 133
Section 1.0 Introduction133
Component Designators133
Interconnect Runs, Wiring and Cables134
- GEMS Supplied (Optional, Short Run)134
- GEMS Supplied (Freedom Workspace Table Extended Cables Kit)137
- System Interconnect Diagram (with GOC4/LCGOC Console and GOB Board)139
- System Interconnect Diagram (with All-In-One Console and IPC Board)140
- System Interconnect Diagram (with TIO Console and IPC Board)141
- System Interconnect Diagram (with NIO16 Console and IPC Board)142
- GEMS Supplied (Optional, Long Run)143
- GEMS Supplied (Cables of Options)146
- Contractor (Customer) Supplied148
- Interconnection Runs149
Contractor Supplied Components150
Section 5.0 Fuse150
- Typical UPS Interconnect152
Section 6.0 UPS Interconnect152
- Primary Power Disconnect (A1)153
Typical Customer Supplied Wiring153
- Primary Power Disconnect153
- Primary Power Disconnect (A1) - Fusible Disconnect and Magnetic Contactor154
- Scan Room Warning Light & Door Interlock155
Recommended Power Distribution System (for Europe)156
Appendix A Alternate Cover Removal Options159
- Overview159
- Front Cover Removal159
- Rear Cover Removal160
- Condition References160

GE BrightSpeed Elite - Primary Power Disconnect (A1); Typical Customer Supplied Wiring; Primary Power Disconnect

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