Malsch IMPULSE KL, Instruction Manual

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The hospital bed is not suitable for use in the vicinity of
active facilities that use high-frequency surgical devices.
The hospital bed is not suitable for use in HF-shielded rooms
used for magnetic resonance imaging in which high-intensity
EM disturbance variables occur.
The use of this hospital bed directly next to or in conjunc-
tion with other electrical devices (e.g. stacked) must be
avoided, as this can lead to faulty operation. If using the bed
in the manner described above is absolutely necessary, the
devices involved should be subjected to a function test for a
longer period of time in order to rule out malfunction due
to interference.
The use of accessories, transducers and cables other than
those specified or provided by Betten Malsch GmbH can
cause increased emissions of electromagnetic interference
or reduce the electromagnetic interference resistance of
the device and thus lead to faulty operation.
Portable HF communication devices (radio devices) – in-
cluding their accessories, such as antenna cables and exter-
nal antennas – must not be used closer than 30 cm to the
parts and cables of hospital beds as designated by Betten
Malsch GmbH. Non-observance can impair the perfor-
mance of the hospital bed.
The emissions of this device are below the thresholds de-
fined by IEC / CISPR 11:2009, Class A and thus permit the
use of it in industrial environments and hospitals. This de-
vice may not provide adequate protection against wireless
services if used in residential areas (for which Class B is
normally required according to CISPR 11). The user may
have to implement remedial measures such as relocating or
repositioning the device.
Servicing and maintenance tasks may not be performed
while the ME device is in use.