1.3 Electrical safety
WARNING
Equipment classification
Electrical Shock Protection - Class 1 Equipment
Type B - relates to the allowable maximum leakage current which can flow from the
applied part. The limits for this are defined in IEC/EN 60601.
The applied parts are the forehead pad, chin pad and face pad.
Medical device. Continuous operation.
Do not open the scan head covers. There are no user serviceable or replaceable parts
inside.
Donot plug the scan head into a power block or powered table. The scan head must be
plugged directly into a wall socket.
Do not disconnect or connect the touch screen while the scan head is in use.
To prevent electric shock:
l Only use cables supplied by Optos.
l Cables should not be extended or altered.
l Mains supply must be earthed.
l The device may only be serviced by Optos trained personnel.
l Care must be taken never to touch exposed parts of the device while in physical
contact with a patient.
If the mains cable is damaged do not use the system and contact your Optos
representative, see Contact us on page67.
The image server, switch and any browser-based review clients or monitors must be
positioned outside the patient environment; more than 1.5 meters (5 ft) from the scan
head.
Do not connect any peripherals to the scan head. Only use peripherals supplied with the
device. Independently sourced peripherals may not be compatible. Contact your Optos
representative for more information on compatible peripherals, see Contact us on page67.
CAUTION
You must regularly inspect the equipment. If there is any damage please contact your
Optos representative, see Contact us on page67.
Ensure the mains socket is easily accessible.
1.4 Environmental safety
WARNING
Do not operate the device:
l In the presence of explosive or flammable gases, flammable anaesthetic mixtures
or in oxygen rich environments.
l Inside the influence of the magnetic field of a magnetic resonance imaging device.
l In environments that block the scan head air intake vents.
l In environments that exceed the environmental limits, see Environmental
considerations (ambient) on page62.
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