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ESPECIFICAÇÕES TÉCNICAS

GENERAL

Operating Tempera-

ture

10 °C to 40 °C (50 °F to 104 °F)

Storage Temperature

-20 °C to +60 °C (-4 °F to +140 °F)

Humidity

10% to 90% non-condensing

Size

(L)261mm x (H)212mm x (W)88mm

Screen

7 inches

Communication

Wi-Fi and Bluetooth

Supply

100 - 240 V 50/60 Hz

Weight

2 kg

This product is a calibration and performance test instrument. Any modification 

may alter its references and present dubious readings. Maintenance may 

only be made by personnel trained and qualified by Arkmeds.

The manufacturer recommends annual preventive maintenance to verify 
calibration points, adjustments, and possible hardware and software updates.

MAINTENANCE 

Summary of Contents for Tesla

Page 1: ...1 ELECTRICAL SAFETY ANALYZER User Guide ...

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Page 3: ...NTENT 9 UNDERSTANDING THE DEVICE 10 TURNING ON THE DEVICE 13 BLUETOOTH 14 WIFI 15 SHUTDOWN BUTTON 16 TEST MODULES 16 GROUND RESISTANCE TEST 17 INSULATION RESISTANCE TEST 19 LEAKAGE CURRENT TEST 21 FUNCTIONAL CURRENT TEST 27 SOFTWARE AND APPLICATION 28 PROBLEMS AND SOLUTIONS 29 MAINTENANCE 30 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS 30 FAQ 32 ...

Page 4: ...safety test procedures of hospital medical devices under IEC 60601 1 and IEC 62353 standard procedures For better conservation of your device and to prolong its useful life please consider the following Tesla allows the simulation of Ground Resistance Current Leakage Current Ground and Applied Parts Mains Voltage Insulation Resistance Power ...

Page 5: ...rough the channel https www arkmeds us support Do not expose the device to high humidity Insert the connectors only into the spots intended for operation Replace accessories if any damage is identified Replace the power cord if any damage is identified Always examine the device before and after each use Do not expose the device to temperatures above 50ºC Do not connect this device to the patient D...

Page 6: ...pe Applied Part CF Type are parts suitable for cardiac application Class I Protection of the device against electrical shock by additional protection grounded for basic insulation through connection to the exposed conductive parts to the ground protector in the fixed wiring of the installation Class II Also known as double insulation It is a protection of the device against electric shock It is ac...

Page 7: ...roduction line In these processes it is recommended to carry out checks that ensure no risk of harm to the patient and operator as soon as the device is approved for use The timeline of a medical hospital device observes the following points 1 Design 2 Product Tests 3 Approval for Use 4 Operator Training 5 Preventive Maintenance 6 Calibration 7 Repair 8 Discontinuity CONCEPTS ...

Page 8: ...ed Calibration comparison with a known standard to validate the measurements and parameterization of the device in question Step carried out with standard calibration device calibrated and with Inmetro traceability Repair the device undergoes intervention to correct a problem with the replacement of parts and components In this step IEC 62353 is applied Discontinuity the device reaches the end of ...

Page 9: ...1 x User Manual PN 12000038 1 x Calibration Certificate Accessories 1 x Alligator Clip PN 11000081 1 x Chassis Cable PN 31000016 1 x Banana Banana Connector PN 31000015 1 x Carrying Bag PN 12000040 1 x Power Cord Brazil PN 11000015 USA PN 11000236 Europe PN 11000237 The customer chooses the power cord standard ...

Page 10: ...10 UNDERSTANDING THE DEVICE Next the device will be demonstrated with the identification of its connectors and controls FRONT VIEW 1 Connectors Applied Part Touch Screen On Off Button 2 3 ...

Page 11: ...11 UPPER VIEW 1 Power cord with fuse holder DUT Connector 500V connector Insulation resistance test Air circulation 2 3 3 LEFT SIDE VIEW 1 Chassi s cable XLR connector ...

Page 12: ...12 RIGHT SIDE VIEW BACK VIEW 1 1 Active air circulation Serial number identification tag 1 ...

Page 13: ...13 TURNING ON THE DEVICE Press the on off button to turn the device on The device will perform internal communication tests and will then display the screen with the test options ...

Page 14: ...The Bluetooth option is displayed in the upper right corner indicating whether it is enabled or disabled If it is disabled an X will be displayed next to the symbol and to enable it just click on the Bluetooth icon ...

Page 15: ...nction A screen with available networks and a field for filling in the SSID and password of the desired network will be displayed Simply click on the Available Networks list to select a network enter the password and click on Connect To return to the home screen click on the arrow in the upper right corner ...

Page 16: ... TEST MODULES SHUTDOWN BUTTON In the upper right corner the option to turn off the device is displayed Clicking on this option will display a message asking if you want to turn off the analyzer By selecting yes the device will turn off and by selecting no it will return to the home screen ...

Page 17: ...ried out directly and reversely and is performed only on Class I devices GROUND RESISTANCE TEST Connect as instructed 1 Connect TESLA to the power grid 2 Connect the power cord of the device under test to the DUT 3 Connect the Chassis cable to the ground pin of the device under test With all connections made start the test Ground Resistance Connection ...

Page 18: ...tance compensation If you want to check if the cable is showing resistance and interfering with the measurement follow these steps 1 Disconnect the device from the DUT port 2 With the Chassis cable connected to Tesla connect the banana pin to the ground pin of the DUT 3 Start the measurement If a resistance reading appears repair or replace the Chassis cable Settings ...

Page 19: ...SISTANCE TEST Connect as instructed 1 Connect TESLA to the power grid 2 Connect the power cord of the device under test to the DUT 3 Connect the banana banana connector to the 500V output of Tesla and the other end to the case of the device under test With all connections made start the test Insulation Resistance Connection ...

Page 20: ...Click Start to begin measurement Warning When TESLA is activated the test will release 500 VDC in the device under test Avoid contact with connecting parts of the device This test is performed if Does the National or Local Security Code require the test Does the Manufacturer require the test Settings ...

Page 21: ...se In addition it is possible to activate each channel of the applied parts and activate individually Phase Neutral and Ground According to the article IEC 62353 2014 there are some criteria to choose the appropriate procedure for each situation To facilitate understanding a flowchart will be presented based on the information available in this article which is based on IEC 62353 LEAKAGE CURRENT TE...

Page 22: ...orm the method IEC 60601 to leakage current Perform the method Direct IEC 62353 Perform the method Differential IEC 62353 Perform with the device on Perform with the device off Has on off switch Device isinsulated from ground Device has applied parts type F BF and CF Has active circuit at the applied parts ...

Page 23: ...t TESLA to the power grid 2 Connect the power cord of the device under test to the DUT 3 Connect the Chassis cable to the ground pin of the device under test With all connections made start the test Leakage Current Connection to Ground ...

Page 24: ... option and perform Phase Neutral and Ground switching as per the standard For the reverse test click on the Direct option and the link will be changed If you want to go back to the Direct link click on the option again Settings ...

Page 25: ...pplied Parts Connect as instructed 1 Connect TESLA to the power grid 2 Connect the power cord of the device under test to the DUT 3 Connect the applied parts to TESLA s applied part connectors With all connections made start the test ...

Page 26: ...intly or individually and perform Phase Neutral and Ground switching as per the standard For the reverse test click on the Direct option and the link will be changed If you want to go back to the Direct link click on the option again Settings ...

Page 27: ...on Turn on Device Under Tests When activating the voltage is released to the DUT and TESLA measures the functional current and apparent power of the device under test To stop the test simply click on the Turn Off Device Under Test button In addition in the lower right corner the power grid voltage reading in RMS is displayed ...

Page 28: ...ated and procedures linked to the test device it is possible to start the automatic tests through the Arkmeds application Just select the OS created by the App and enable the option to autofill all items or this item A message will appear on the TESLA screen to make the connection and enable the automatic test The test will start as defined in the checklist for the device in question by clicking Y...

Page 29: ...BLE CAUSE SOLUTION The device does not turn on The device was subjected to a load greater than the limit Please contact Arkmeds Authorized Service Provider Blown Fuse Replace the fuse If it does not turn on ple ase contact Arkmeds Authorized Service Provider Resistance measurement out of limit Chassis cable damaged Check the cable resistan ce as noted in the Settin gs field in the grounding resist...

Page 30: ...nication Wi Fi and Bluetooth Supply 100 240 V 50 60 Hz Weight 2 kg Thisproductisacalibrationandperformancetestinstrument Anymodification may alter its references and present dubious readings Maintenance may only be made by personnel trained and qualified by Arkmeds The manufacturer recommends annual preventive maintenance to verify calibration points adjustments and possible hardware and software ...

Page 31: ...TANCE TEST Range 0 MΩ to 200 MΩ applied voltage 500VDC Tolerance 1 LEAKAGE CURRENT Range Tolerance 0μA 500μA DC to 1kHz 1 500μA 1mA 1kHz to 100kHz 2 5 1mA 2mA 100kHz to 1MHz 5 2mA 12mA 100kHz to 1MHz 5 FUNCTIONAL CURRENT Range 0 1 A to 10 0 A limited to protection fuse Tolerance 5 ...

Page 32: ...RMS Tolerance 5 POTÊNCIA APARENTE Range 0 1 VA to 1920 VA Tolerance 5 FAQ In case of doubts problems or suggestions please contact the Arkmeds Customer Success Team at https www arkmeds com us support evolving people companies and markets ...

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