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17.4.1 Operational Checkout....................................................................................................................................................94
17.5 Annually .......................................................................................................................................................................................95
17.5.1 Injection System Calibration .......................................................................................................................................95
17.5.2 Checking Electrical Leakage ........................................................................................................................................95
18 Specifications...................................................................................................97
18.1 Workstation Specifications ......................................................................................................................................................97
18.1.1 Workstation Dimensions .............................................................................................................................................97
18.1.2 Workstation Connections .............................................................................................................................................98
18.1.3 Workstation Input Power Requirements ..................................................................................................................98
18.2 Workstation with Pod Specifications ....................................................................................................................................99
18.2.1 Workstation with Pod Dimensions and Weight......................................................................................................99
18.2.2 Workstation with Pod, Pod Connections ..................................................................................................................99
18.2.3 Workstation with Pod, Display Connections ........................................................................................................ 100
18.2.4 Workstation with Pod Input Power Requirements.............................................................................................. 100
18.3 Injector (Scan Room Unit) Specifications.......................................................................................................................... 101
18.3.1 Injector (Scan Room Unit) Dimensions .................................................................................................................. 101
18.3.2 Scan Room Unit Power Supply Dimensions.......................................................................................................... 102
18.3.3 Input Power Requirements........................................................................................................................................ 102
18.4 Environmental Specifications .............................................................................................................................................. 102
18.4.1 Non-Operating (Transportation and Storage)...................................................................................................... 102
18.4.2 Operating ....................................................................................................................................................................... 102
18.4.3 Protection Against Electrical Shock ........................................................................................................................ 103
18.4.4 EMI/RFI ........................................................................................................................................................................... 103
18.4.5 Protection Against the Ingress of Fluids................................................................................................................ 103
18.4.6 Mode of Operation ...................................................................................................................................................... 103
18.5 System Capabilities ................................................................................................................................................................ 104
18.6 Approximate Heat Generation............................................................................................................................................. 104
18.7 Over and Under Infusion Protection .................................................................................................................................. 104
18.8 Fluid Delivery Performance .................................................................................................................................................. 105
18.9 System Fluid Performance .................................................................................................................................................... 105
18.9.1 Factors Affecting Flow Rates .................................................................................................................................... 105
18.9.2 Maximum Flow Rate Performance.......................................................................................................................... 106
18.10 Forward and Reverse Controls .......................................................................................................................................... 106
18.11 Power Cable Specifications................................................................................................................................................. 106
18.12 Ground Continuity................................................................................................................................................................ 106
18.13 Classifications ....................................................................................................................................................................... 107
18.14 MEDRAD® MRXperion MR Injection System Cybersecurity and IT Network Connection.................................... 107
18.14.1 System Cybersecurity Protection ........................................................................................................................... 107
18.14.2 Certegra® Workstation Cybersecurity................................................................................................................... 107
18.14.3 IT Network Connection ............................................................................................................................................ 107
19 Options and Accessories ................................................................................109
19.1 MEDRAD® MRXperion MR Injection System...................................................................................................................... 109
19.2 MEDRAD® MRXperion MR Injection System Syringe Kits............................................................................................... 109
19.3 Handswitch............................................................................................................................................................................... 109
19.4 IV Poles....................................................................................................................................................................................... 109
19.5 Manuals..................................................................................................................................................................................... 110
19.6 Penetration Panel Filter Kit................................................................................................................................................... 110
19.7 Mobile Mount Kit .................................................................................................................................................................... 110