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6.7 Electrical Safety
This device meets the general requirements for basic safety and essential performance per IEC/EN
60601-1:2012.
Electrical power sufficient to cause injury or death is present inside the Laser System components
whenever they are connected to AC power. Take appropriate safety a precaution, use safety
disconnects (such as fuses or breakers) wherever possible, and disconnect AC supply cables from
components prior to removing covers for maintenance or service.
Do not block or restrict airflow into or out of the Laser System. Adequate air cooling is required to
prevent overheating the components inside the enclosure.
Apply measures to prevent liquids, particularly toxic or hazardous fluids form coming into contact
with the Laser system components and equipment. When cleaning the Laser System, do not spray or
pour fluid directly onto the equipment surfaces. Gently dry dust the inner deck and tablet with a tissue
to remove visible dust and contamination
When electrical components must be replaced, use only components that are appropriately rated for
the application. Replace fuse, switches or connectors only with components of the same type and
rating as the original equipment. (Refer to Section 8.8.1 for replacement parts and components)
To avoid electrical shock, the Laser system must be powered form an AC supply circuit that includes
an adequate earth ground.
WARNING!
The Laser system and its components are designed to be connected to a properly grounded AC supply
sufficient to support system operations. Using power strips or other multiple-socket outlets that are
not specifically approved for use with the Laser system may compromise safety grounding or present
other power-related safety hazards.
6.8
Electromagnetic Compatibility
This device complies with IEC/EN 60601-1-2:2014 – General Requirements for electromagnetic
compatibility of equipment and systems. Prevent the potential risk of electromagnetic interference
between this equipment and other devices by following the recommendations here:
