NOTE:
Same applies to the 2nd Ethernet cable, if a later extension of the IVUS remote
controls expected.
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Ensure sufficient cable length on the Procedures Room end of the cables according to the
table below
Cable
Free length from the conduit exit
PIM cable
2.4 m (8 ’)
Control Station cable
2.1 m (7 ’)
Joystick cable
2.7 m (9 ’ )
ECG cable
Depends on the ECG location
NOTE:
The incorrect cable length might cause reliability issues during the operation !
Make sure, that the out of conduit parts of the cables with the connectors are properly protected
during the rest of the installation
5.4 Electrical Requirements
The power for the IVUS hardware components delivered with the product (PC, monitor, Video
Switch and printer) is supplied through the IVUS Safety Isolation Transformer .
The customer is in charge to provide a wall outlet to supply the Safety Isolation Transformer. This
outlet shall be located in the control room suitable to the IVUS components positioning. The
maximum rated power of the Safety Isolation Transformer is 600 VA, the maximum continuous
system power consumption for s5i and s5iGE IVUS systems is 400 VA.
The s5i and s5iGE IVUS systems can be configured to work on 100, 120, or 230 VAC. The
difference between the supported configurations is limited switching the fuse values. See table
below :
Line Voltage
Fuse value
100 VAC
8 A
120 VAC
6.3 A
230 VAC
3.15 A
Frequency: 50/60 Hertz
The country specific power cords are pre-selectable in the GTC.
NOTICE
The IVUS will be connected to a standard hospital outlet. There is no grounding
requirement specified at site preparation.
5.5 Ethernet Network Requirement
The IVUS CPU located in the control room shall be connected to the hospital Ethernet network. A
wall Ethernet outlet shall be available in the control room to connect the device.
Innova 2121-IQ/3131-IQ Biplane Cardiovascular Imaging System Pre-Installation Manual
GE Healthcare
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