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EMC information
8.2 Handling of electromagnetic interactions
Although electromagnetic interference of the
secretion aspirator
Allegra M30
has been reduced to a minimum, electromagnetic disturbances
between the
secretion aspirator Allegra M30
and other devices cannot
be excluded. Therefore you should comply with the specified requirements and
instructions regarding the permissible electromagnetic environment at any case
and monitor the
secretion aspirator Allegra M30
in order to ensure proper
operation and to prevent adverse events for patients and users. Select another
location for the
secretion aspirator Allegra M30
, if the permissible electro-
magnetic environment cannot be ensured or if you have observed functioning of
the
secretion aspirator Allegra M30
or of another device in the vicinity that
is not intended.
Since electromagnetic propagation is affected by absorption and reflection from
structures, objects and people and since the field strength from fixed transmitters
cannot be predicted in advance with accuracy, a site survey of
the electromagnetic phenomena at the location at which the
secretion
aspirator Allegra M30
shall be operated should be considered to assess the
existing electromagnetic environment at this location. If unusual performance is de-
tected, additional measures may be required, for example a modified orientation
or another location of the
secretion aspirator
Allegra M30
. If the essential features of the
secretion aspirator Allegra
M30
are impaired by electromagnetic disturbances, a reduced or non-existent
flow rate and vacuum may be expected.
8.3 List of all cables and transformers replaceable by the user
Name Specification Maximum length
Power
supply unit incl.
connecting cable Type: GTM91099-6015-3.0-T2
Manufacturer: GlobTek
Technical data:
100-240 V~, 50-60 Hz, 1.5 A (in)
12 V DC, 5 A (out) 1.20 m
Mains cable Type: H03VVH2-F
Manufacturer: HAWA
Technical data: 250 V~, 2.5 A 1.80 m