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Standard(s)- (year and edition):
$ @: i! i- v, _& o Y* C5 oIEC 60601-1:1988 Ed.2 Am1+Am2' W0 w C) ~0 s5 [+ c
Sub clause(s): 42, 42.3
6 K) R' m% R2 g( c8 h( h; X2 DSheet n°: DSH-422) Q. a3 `) A' _6 b, x5 Z3 t
Subject: Temperature limit applied part
8 H) R. P- \! c5 V9 fKey words: Temperature limit, applied part, ambient.
/ u# N* l+ p7 p$ ^1 D1 ]2 s. V3 ^Confirmed by CTL at its 39th meeting, in Cologne
( n P+ L" K+ K+ k/ w% }1 eQuestion:
7 r; f0 }) c3 `$ H | ~% `0 AIt is not clear at what ambient temperature the limit of 41 °C should be applied. The
2 x4 H6 D5 W2 C, A" Q. r1 w6 Ktemperature range of 10 °C to 40 °C stated in Sub-clause 10.2 applies to Table Xa and would
: \, K( e8 O+ Zappear to apply in this instance. Is a 1 °C temperature difference correct or realistic?! ?; D: n7 E# ?$ j# |
Decision:5 }8 J0 }0 G& w7 Z
When not otherwise specified by the manufacturer, the limit of 41 °C at an ambient7 ~) Y( S% L+ L) p/ U
temperature of 40 °C must be applied in NORMAL CONDITION or SINGLE FAULT
( r4 |1 Q7 B4 qCONDITION except were there is a medical justification for a higher limit/temperature rise.
- K+ x+ x6 F4 M- B: \This requirement should be addressed in Particular Standards.2 p. p9 P4 v t _
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