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| DSH 422
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. e6 u6 h) M, R' @( F | Temperature limit applied part
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| 60601-1(ed.2);am1;am2
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Standard(s)- (year and edition):
' I0 V1 q9 q3 X+ u) oIEC 60601-1:1988 Ed.2 Am1+Am2
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Sheet n°: DSH-422
7 z& Q+ M5 C2 K) X |2 |+ cSubject: Temperature limit applied part0 V& q- u; P0 {% P
Key words: Temperature limit, applied part, ambient.
7 I+ Z# X0 v" _6 x V5 V' V7 M8 i \( vConfirmed by CTL at its 39th meeting, in Cologne
8 N5 v1 T& Z; E6 b! ^1 [Question:4 V# Z( `" g3 A8 I0 v9 n
It is not clear at what ambient temperature the limit of 41 °C should be applied. The y# y( d( E! \
temperature range of 10 °C to 40 °C stated in Sub-clause 10.2 applies to Table Xa and would4 r9 d9 t' o' z6 g' h! q. o Q
appear to apply in this instance. Is a 1 °C temperature difference correct or realistic?
# |3 `5 d7 h; c/ ?- sDecision:
- t2 k1 }7 P" WWhen not otherwise specified by the manufacturer, the limit of 41 °C at an ambient1 L( t$ K* K( \. T
temperature of 40 °C must be applied in NORMAL CONDITION or SINGLE FAULT2 Q) ^: B# ^% M2 i' q& T5 m" A N
CONDITION except were there is a medical justification for a higher limit/temperature rise.* ~, z- t* z. h s1 d/ `1 z: J
This requirement should be addressed in Particular Standards.
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