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Safety
Site Planning Information BioSpec 70/30 USR_2_V020 19
2.2.9 Infrastructure Supervision and Messaging
In order to increase reliability and safety a supervision network may be considered that is
interfaced to a central alarm network or messaging system. Consider:
• Smoke detectors.
• Access supervision of restricted areas.
• Process water supply for cooling system.
• Magnet room ventilation system (must).
• O2 supervision.
• Magnet status supervision via the magnet monitoring unit interlock signal (see technical
room)
It is in the responsibility of the System Owner to decide and install appropriate measures
such as
• acoustic and/or visual alarm signs within the MR and laboratory rooms.
• suitable alarm signals to a central supervision or alarm network of the building.
• automatic messaging for example via email or phone message to the supervising
headquarter and/or staff in charge.
Bruker BioSpin MRI is not responsible for the connection to the supervision network or
messaging system and not liable for failures or any possible damage caused when
connecting the MR instrument to this system.
Suitable alarm notifying pathways and procedures must be established that also take into
account absence of laboratory staff during week-end or vacation periods.