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Certifi cation performed by the notifi ed body EZU Prague No. 1014.

The product has been clinically evaluated and is registered by

the Ministry of Health of the Czech Republic as a medical device class IIb.

JABLOTRON ALARMS a.s. declares that the product BM-03 is designed and

manufactured in accordance with the harmonization legislation of the European Union: 

Directive No. 93/42/ECC, as last amended, when used as intended. The original

Declaration of Conformity is at

www.monitornanny.com

After use, the battery should not be thrown into the bin, but returned to a collection 

point. Although it is free of any harmful materials, do not dispose of it in normal waste, 

but in special containers or collection points for the disposal of small electrical

equipment, or hand it over to the dealer or directly to the manufacturer.

PRODUCTION, DISTRIBUTION AND SERVICE:

JABLOTRON ALARMS a.s.
Pod Skalkou 4567/33, 466 01, Jablonec nad Nisou, Czech Republic 

www.monitornanny.com | [email protected]

14. 

EMC OF A MEDICAL DEVICE

14.1 

EMISSIONS LIMITS BY ENVIRONMENT

Phenomenon

Professional medical facilities 

a)

Home health care  

a)

RF emissions propagated by conduction 

and radiation

CISPR 11

CISPR 11 

c) d

)

Harmonic distortion

see IEC 61000-3-2 

b)

see IEC 61000-3-2

Voltage fl uctuations and fl icker

see IEC 61000-3-3

 b)

see IEC 61000-3-3

a)   For information on the intended use environment.

b)   his test is not applicable in this environment if the ME devices and ME systems used are connected to the  

      public power supply network and the power supply is otherwise within the scope of the basic EMC

      standard.

c)   ME instruments and ME systems intended for use in aircraft must meet the requirements of RF EMISSI  )

      ONS pursuant to ISO 7137. The conducted RF EMISSION test is only performed for ME instruments and     

      ME systems that are intended for connection to an aircraft’s on-board network. ISO 7137 is identical to     

      RTCA DO-160: 1989 and EUROCARD ED-14C: 1989. The latest editions are RTCA DO-160G:2010 and   

      EROCAE ED-14G:2011. Therefore, section 21 (category M) of a newer edition, such as [39] or [40], should   

      be used.

d)   Standards applied for other modes or the EM transport environments for which they apply. Examples of    

      standards that could apply are CISPR 25 and ISO 7637-2. 

Summary of Contents for BM-03

Page 1: ...BM 03 Baby breathing monitor Certified medical device...

Page 2: ...aning 8 Alarm states 9 Operator warning 10 Important warning 11 Problems and how to solve them 12 Technical specifications 13 Definitions and symbols 14 EMC of a medical device 14 1 EMISSIONS limits b...

Page 3: ...ants for example due to sudden infant death syndrome SIDS or due to other causes suffocation an illness etc Due to the nature and purpose of use no side effects and other contraindications are known T...

Page 4: ...ONITOR Based on signals from the sensor pad located under the baby the device monitors the regularity of breathing and signals respiratory arrest Inhalation and exhalation are indicated by a green fla...

Page 5: ...bsence or presence Functionality test results A All indicators flash and short beep all checks were successful and the device is fully functional B Flashing lights and repeated warning beeps error dia...

Page 6: ...hich is mainly used to check on the baby at night Activation and deactivation of the light function The lamp function is deactivated by default To activate it simultaneously press the mechanical butto...

Page 7: ...t day and night or darkness Thanks to this the light diodes light up at night with a lower intensity than during the day to ensure parents or other caregivers have a good night s rest Day and Night mo...

Page 8: ...onnecting the connecting cable to the control unit Neither the sensor pad nor the control unit need to be specially cleaned or disinfected after unpacking Before using the monitor make sure that all p...

Page 9: ...dhesive tape to place it on the side of furniture or another solid surface cot clip a stand for the control unit it can be placed for example on the bedside table next to the bed Fig 10 Holder and Vel...

Page 10: ...eliminated in order to ensure the device works reliably and the baby is safe Disturbance can be caused by intense airflow fans air conditioning walking near the bed mechanical vibration from househol...

Page 11: ...nd the mechanical button will flash 3 times It is best to buy a set of 2 pads The second pad can be used in multiple places in the baby s first months of life for example in another bed at its grandpa...

Page 12: ...the mattress 180 in the cot once in a while or turn it upside down or let it air etc Only use a slightly damp cloth for cleaning Avoid wet wipes or other materials that may have loose fibres that can...

Page 13: ...n with the pad evaluated in active mode Moderate Orange colour flashes in a circle around the mechanical button 5 Hz 100 ms light 100 ms pause Technical alarm high intensity intermittent tone 100 ms t...

Page 14: ...use Lasts until the high temperature is no longer detected No acoustic signal Indication that the sensor pad is disconnected in standby mode evaluated in standby mode 3x red flashes in a circle around...

Page 15: ...nd must be placed at least 0 5 meters away from the child s head to prevent possible damage to its hearing Correct placement of the cot The device uses a very sensitive sensor to sense breathing Its o...

Page 16: ...eration due to the various types of equipment transmission powers and antenna systems Baby supervision help within reach Please note that the device can only alert you but it does not of itself preven...

Page 17: ...ance in the surroundings that need to be removed Follow section 4 After switching on the device indicates empty batteries Make sure you have not used rechargeable batteries they have a lower voltage a...

Page 18: ...tion IP31 Life span of the sensor pad 2 years from putting into service Service life of the control unit 10 years Service life of the device 10 years under the condition of replacing the sensor pad af...

Page 19: ...1 EMISSIONS LIMITS BY ENVIRONMENT Phenomenon Professional medical facilities a Home health care a RF emissions propagated by conduction and radiation CISPR 11 CISPR 11 c d Harmonic distortion see IEC...

Page 20: ...ces and ME systems with magnetically sensitive components or circuits e During the test the ME instrument or ME system may be supplied with any nominal input voltage but at the same frequency as the t...

Page 21: ...1990 GSM 1800 1900 CDMA 1900 DECT LTE Band 1 3 4 25 UMTS Pulse modulationb 217 Hz 2 0 3 28 1845 1970 2450 2400 to 2570 Bluetooth WLAN 802 11 b g n RFID 2450 LTE Band 7 Pulse modulationb 217 Hz 2 0 3 2...

Page 22: ...A new life begins MXA51302...

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