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GB 9706.15-2008 Medical electrical equipment.Part 1. General requirements for safety.1.Collateral standard. Safety requirements for medical electrical systems ICS 11.040 C30 National Standards of People's Republic of China GB 9706.15-2008/IEC 60601-1-1.2000 Replacing GB 9706.15-1999 Medical Electrical Equipment Part 1-1. General requirements for safety Collateral standard. Safety requirements for medical electrical systems (IEC 60601-1-1.2000, IDT) Published 2008-12-15 2010-02-01 implementation Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine of People's Republic of China Standardization Administration of China issued Table of Contents Introduction Ⅲ The first chapter outlines 1 1. Scope and object 1 2 1 Terms and definitions 3 1 General Requirements 6 to identify, mark and file 2 The second environmental conditions 3 10 environmental conditions 3 Title III protection against electric shock hazard 3 16 of the housing and the shield 3 17 3 isolation 19 Continuous leakage currents and patient auxiliary current 3 Title IV of the mechanical hazard protection 4 4 moving member 22 The fifth chapter of unnecessary or excessive radiation hazard protection 4 Title VI protection four pairs of mixed flammable anesthetic gas ignition hazard Title VII of the ultra-mild other safety hazard protection 4 Overflow 44, liquid spill, leak, moisture, into the liquid, cleaning, disinfection, sterilization and compatibility 4 49 power supply interruption 4 5 accuracy and prevent the risk of data output from the eighth chapter of the work Chapter 9. abnormal operation and fault state; 5 Test Environment 52 failure and abnormal operation state 5 Structural requirements tenth chapter 5 Component assembly 5 and 56 Mains supply portion 57, and the wiring components 5 58 and connected to the protective grounding terminal 6 --- 6 and wiring structure 59 FIG patient environment 201 Example 6 Annex AAA (informative) overall guidelines and preparation instructions 7 Appendix BBB (informative) Medical electrical equipment in combination with a non-medical device 10 electrically Examples (Normative) Appendix CCC Normative References 12 (Informative) Reference 13 APPENDIX DDD Annex the EEE (normative) requirements for transportable porous plug 14 Appendix FFF (informative) Portable porous plug Application Example 15 GB 9706.15-2008/IEC 60601-1-1.2000 Foreword All technical contents of this section GB 9706 are mandatory. "Medical Electrical Equipment" safety standard series consists of two parts; --- Part 1. General requirements for safety; --- part 2. requirements for the safety. Part 1 wherein in addition to other criteria in this section further comprises. --- GB 9706.1 Medical Electrical Equipment Part 1. General requirements for safety; --- YY0505 Medical Electrical Equipment Part 1-2. General requirements for safety Collateral Standard. EMC requirements and test; --- GB 9706.12 Medical Electrical Equipment Part 1-3. General requirements for safety Collateral Standard. Diagnostic X-ray radiation apparatus General requirements for protection; This is Part 15. This section is equivalent to using 60601-1-1 IEC .2000 "Medical Electrical Equipment Part 1. General requirements for safety Collateral Standard. Medical Electrical system security requirements. " This part is an international standard quoted in the standard Ruoyi into our standard main differences compared with the IEC 60601-1-1, this section The International Standard quoted replaced with the corresponding number of criteria. This partial replacement GB 9706.15-1999 "Medical electrical equipment. General requirements for safety. Collateral standard. medical electrical System security requirements. " This compared with GB 9706.15-1999 main portion changes as follows. --- Terms and Definitions section were adjusted; --- random file system (6.8.201) section requires increased; --- Continuous leakage currents and patient auxiliary current content (Chapter 19) were adjusted accordingly; --- connector (56.3.201) section requires increased; --- line protection (59.201) removed some requirements; --- appendix BBB adjustment has been made. Section of this appendix CCC, EEE is normative appendix, the AAA Appendices, Appendix the BBB, DDD Appendices, Appendix data is FFF Appendix. This section proposed by the State Food and Drug Administration. This part of the jurisdiction of the National Medical Electrical Standardization Technical Committee (SAC/TC10). This section is detected by the Shanghai Medical Device drafted. This part mainly drafted. He Jun, Huang Jiahua, Lu E. This section replaces the following previously issued as follows. --- GB 9706.15-1999. GB 9706.15-2008/IEC 60601-1-1.2000 Medical Electrical Equipment Part 1-1. General requirements for safety Collateral standard. Safety requirements for medical electrical systems The first chapter outlines Scope 1 and object 1.2011) Scope 1) This paper provisions "" explanatory appendix AAA "overall guidance and preparation instructions." This section applies to medical electrical systems (see definition of 2.201) security. This section provides for the protection of patients, operators and the environment Provide necessary security requirements. 2 Terms and Definitions In parallel to this standard, the term appears in bold, which is defined in its definition is consistent GB 9706.1. Standard "voltage", "current" refers to the RMS AC, DC, or composite voltage or current. For purposes of this section the following additional definitions apply. 2.201 A combination of multiple devices, wherein at least one of the medical electrical equipment and connections, or using transportable porous interconnected by socket function. NOTE. If the device connected to the system, Medical electrical equipment to be included within the system. (See Appendix BBB and Appendix Example FFF) 2.202 Any space intentional or unintentional contact may occur between the components or other system components accessible human patient with the patient and the system (see FIG. 201). 2.203 For safety reasons, to prevent unwanted transfer between the system components of voltage or current, and with input and output portions of the member or portion Piece combination. 2.204 Two or more jack socket, when the composition or integrally connected with the flexible wire or wires intended, is connected to the mains supply, conveniently To move from one another. Note. Moveable porous plug may be separate parts or as part of a medical, non-medical devices. 2.205 Electrical or other connection, comprising means for transmitting signals and/or power connector and/or other substances. 3 General requirements System General Requirements 3.201 After the system is installed or subsequent modifications, should not result in a safety hazard. GB 9706.15-2008/IEC 60601-1-1.2000 A system should provide. --- within the patient environment, to achieve the same level of safety requirements for medical electrical equipment GB 9706.1, and --- environment outside the patient, to achieve the non-medical device relative to other national electrical safety standard (ISO or IEC or safety standards) requirements The security level should be. As to meet the requirements of 3.201.1,3.201.2,3.201.3 and 3.201.4 can be considered to meet the requirements. In one system, Its material or structure or equipment used in the different components and 3.201.2 3.201.1 mentioned, it may prove equally if security Full level, should be accepted. Medical electrical equipment 3.201.1 Medical electrical equipment shall meet the requirements of its associated dedicated GB 9706.1 standards. By checking the corresponding documents or certificates to verify compliance. 3.201.2 non-medical electrical equipment Non-medical electrical equipment associated with the device should meet the safety standards (IEC standards or national standards, ISO standards), see Appendix Record DDD. Only basic insulation to prevent electric shock device is not applied to the system. By checking the corresponding documents or certificates to verify compliance. 3.201.3 specific power Specific power supply in line with 10.2.2.201 should meet the requirements of GB 9706.1 or prove it has the same level of security. Note. should be combined or modified by the system power consumption of a computing system to ensure that the transportable porous plug can withstand the power consumption and record it. By checking the corresponding documents or certificates to verify compliance. 3.201.4 system After the installation or subsequent modifications, the system should meet the requirements of this standard parallel. Through the inspection, testing or analysis of the provisions of the relevant provisions to verify compliance requirements. You should only consider the risk of multiple devices coupled to internal components of the system caused. The safety tests should be repeated in the system standards have been carried out independently of the device. Testing should be carried out under the following conditions. ● Unless otherwise provided in this section, otherwise under normal conditions, and ● under the operating conditions specified system manufacturer. 6 to identify, mark and file 6.8.201 random file system System (including the modified system) shall be accompanied by documented safety and the intended use of all necessary data. These documents should include. a) random file for each medical electrical equipment (see 6.8 GB 9706.1-2007); b) non-medical file for each random-like electrical equipment; c) the following information. --- if applicable, of each device of the system consisting of cleaning, disinfection, sterilization described; --- additional safety measures should be implemented during system installation; --- which parts of the system environment suitable for use in a patient; --- additional measures should be implemented during preventive maintenance; --- Portable porous plug placed on the ground should not be warned; --- Other additional transportable porous outlet or extension cord should not be warned of the access system; --- components not predetermined warning system components should not access the system; --- system using any removable receptacle type cellular maximum allowable load; GB 9706.15-2008/IEC 60601-1-1.2000 --- Portable porous socket provided by the system, only the composition of the device for explaining the power supply system; Description --- When the system consisting of the non-medical electrical device is intended to be portable multi-socket power isolation transformer with a directly with Risk wall socket connection; --- the access apparatus will be described the electrical system components of the non-movable type cellular risk socket; --- To ensure the safety of any environmental conditions (see the Tenth Canto General Standard); --- operator from touching description should not 16.201 mentioned member and the patient. d) Recommendations --- installers, to recommend that system was installed to allow the user to achieve the best results, and; --- for the user to perform all cleaning, adjustment, disinfection and sterilization procedures prescribed herein. By checks to verify compliance. The second environmental conditions 10 environmental conditions 10.2.2.201 power supply System power supply device from the additional equipment, the manufacturer should provide. Title III protection against electric shock hazard 16 and shield housing 16.201 shell Patients with non-medical environment components within electrical devices, without the use of tools to cover, rear connectors removed, routine maintenance may be And calibration work an operator touches, the operating voltage of the AC component should not exceed 25V, 60V DC or peak, by press In GB 9706.1-2007 17g) one of the methods 1) to 5) of the supply network power supply isolated. By checks to verify compliance. 17 isolation 17.201 electrical isolation If the connection between the different functions of the device and other systems in the system caused by the leakage current exceeds the allowable value, e.g., an emergency call System or data processing system, safety measures should be used with the isolation device. Such security measures to provide suitable electrical isolation between devices and/or systems and other systems, the spacer should have a fault condition Appears in the dielectric strength of the highest voltage on the isolation means adapted, creepage distance and clearance. Check the following manner. The dielectric strength of the basic insulation should withstand 9706.1-2007 GB Chapter 20 in the section between the input and output of the isolation device test. Each part of the test terminal are shorted together. From GB test voltage in table 5 9706.1-2007. The reference voltage (U) or to the maximum rated supply voltage for the device is a multi-phase phase-neutral supply voltage line. For the internal power source is provided Preparation, the reference voltage is AC 250V. 19 Continuous leakage currents and patient auxiliary current 19.201 leakage current 19.201.1 housing leakage current Under normal conditions, in a patient environment, housing or system components from the leakage current between the system components should not exceed 0.1mA. GB 9706.15-2008/IEC 60601-1-1.2000 Note. In this section, the device leakage current can reach the outer surface of the housing is considered to be the leakage current. In the case where the protective conductor or similar conductor interrupt Movable sockets or porous non-permanent installation of the device, the patient environment The housing from leakage current between the system components or system components should not exceed 0.5mA. If the entire system or parts are powered by a multi-socket transportable, protective earth conductor can shift porous plug of formula Leakage current should not exceed 0.5mA. 19.201.2 patient leakage current Under normal conditions, B, and patients with type BF leakage current should not exceed application part 0.1mA, CF patients applications drain portion Flow should not exceed 0.01mA. Leakage current was measured by using measuring and inspection in GB 19.4e 9706.1-2007) the means to verify compliance 19.201.1 and 19.201.2 requirements. 19.201.3 signal input part is connected or the signal output portion If the input signal is connected through a predetermined portion of the medical electrical equipment and/or the signal output part of the device only a predetermined random file, When used to meet the requirements of GB 9706.1-2007 19.2b) of the first dash and/or 19.2c), and should the signal input part and/or letter Signal output connected to a predetermined portion of the apparatus. For Class I devices but, if the specified device is not connected to the common grounding system protection, should Using an isolation device (in the case of Table BBB.201 3). By checks to verify compliance. Title IV of the mechanical hazard protection Moving member 22 22.7.201 protective measures When the moving components in the system may cause safety hazards, 22.7 GB 9706.1-2007 system shall request hypo Protection measures. For example, the emergency braking device. By checks to verify compliance. The fifth chapter of unnecessary or excessive radiation hazard protection Title VI of the risk protection ignite flammable anesthetic gases mixed Note. See 44.7.201. Title VII of the ultra-mild other security risk protection Overflow 44, liquid spill, leak, moisture, into the liquid, cleaning, disinfection, sterilization and compatibility 44.7.201 cleaning, disinfection and sterilization See Appendix AAA information. 49 power supply interruption 49.201 power supply interruption System should be designed to ensure that the power supply system of any medical device or medical electrical devices interrupted and resumed when, in addition to the intended function of Interrupt, but does not cause a safety hazard. With each related to a power supply interruption and resumption to verify compliance. GB 9706.15-2008/IEC 60601-1-1.2000 The accuracy and prevent the risk of data output from the eighth chapter of the work Chapter 9. abnormal operating and fault states; Environmental Testing 52 abnormal operating and fault states 52.1.201 Note. For the prevention of dangerous claim programmable medical electrical systems functions described in IEC 60601-1-4. Care should be taken, such as the influence of telematics. Tenth Canto structural requirements Component assembly 56 and 56.3.201 connection Electrical, hydraulic, and the connecting end of the connector and aerodynamic design and manufacture of gas, should prevent accessible connector is not properly connected, Danger and security caused by disassembly without tools. --- the connector should meet the general criteria 17g) requirements; --- unless it can be shown not to cause dangerous safety, otherwise the patient circuit wire plug connection, it should be designed to not get into the same The system may be located on another receptacle patient environment. By checks to verify compliance and, if possible, attach the head exchange, to confirm the safety hazard does not exist (leakage current exceeds Value in the normal state, movement, temperature, radiation, etc.). Mains supply portion 57, and the wiring components 57.2 network device power connectors and power input socket, etc. Note. To prevent inadvertent access to other need not affect the system security devices, and power requirements of the fixed network connector. The system rewiring is very dangerous and The tie beyond the standard range, and 6.8.201 has warned. Movable porous plug 57.2.201 Tools to be used with medical access devices for portable multi-socket, or receptacle should be transportable porous isolation transformer. By checks to verify compliance. Isolating transformer and transportable porous plug should meet the requirements of the Appendix EEE. 57.10 creepage and clearance distances Isolation means 57.10.201 Creepage distance and clearance of the isolation device 201 to comply with Table. The reference voltage (U) or to the maximum rated supply voltage for the device is a multi-phase phase-neutral supply voltage line. For the internal power source is provided Preparation, the reference voltage is AC 250V. Table creepage distances and clearances isolation device 201 U/V DC 15 3,675,150,300,450,600,800 900 1200 12 is AC 3,060,125,250,400,500,660 750 1000 Clearance/mm 0.8 1 1.2 1.6 2.5 3.5 4.5 6 6.5 9 Creepage distance/mm 1.7 2 2.3 3 4 6 8 10.5 12 16 Note. The table cited in claim GB 9706.1-2007 from Table 16 pairs of basic insulation or supplementary insulation. By checks to verify compliance. GB 9706.15-2008/IEC 60601-1-1.2000 58 and connected to the protective grounding terminal --- 58.201 protective earthing system When the protective earth connection should be made when any device in the system is removed, without disrupting any protective grounding part of the system unless And cut off the power supply portion. And all of the ground conductor wire power cord should be protected with a wiring. Any additional protective conductor system should be permanently connected to the moving member and Africa only a tool to remove. By checks to verify compliance. And a wiring structure 59 Protection 59.201 lines Different devices connected to the system wires should have protection against mechanical damage. By checks to verify compliance. Note. the dimensions of non-limiting. Examples patient environment 201 of FIG. GB 9706.15-2008/IEC 60601-1-1.2000 Appendix AAA (Informative) The total preparation instructions and guidelines 1.201 range This section is for the assembly and marketing of a combination of electrical equipment manufacturers comprising one or more medical electrical equipment used. This equipment can be Each independently be a part of the housing or within one or a combination of the above. This portion is also used when the medical industry for medical researchers assembly electrical system. In this case, the electrical equipment required design standards for the Engineering knowledge to ensure that the system meets all the requirements of this standard. Modern electronic technology and biomedical technology and the rapid development of medical practice, making more complex and diverse medical electrical System Medical electrical equipment-substituted single patient diagnosis, treatment and monitoring. Such a system is more applicable to different fields (not limited to the medical field) devices connected directly or indirectly in the composition. meets the GB 9706.1 standard for medical electrical equipment can be connected non-medical and other electrical equipment. Each non-medical electrical equipment may comply with the Requirements of safety standards in its areas of expertise, usually they do not meet the requirements for medical electrical equipment safety standards, therefore, possible shadow Sound safety of the entire system. Both for the electrical equipment housed in the diagnosis, treatment or the patient's medical care room, may be disposed in a non-medical doctors practice without With room. Medical the room, electrical equipment may be placed inside or outside the defined region of the patient's environment. In medical practice there are two possible situations. a) The standard parallel exclusions Medical electrical equipment work simultaneously, i.e., different medical electrical device connected to a patient simultaneously, but between devices Not interconnected. Such medical electrical equipment may interfere with each other, for example, a high-frequency surgical operating room equipment may impact on Patient monitoring equipment. Note. Instructions for each medical electrical equipment may help. b) This standard applies to the case of parallel By the medical electrical equipment, electrical equipment and possibly for non-medical diagnosis or treatment on a patient, and permanent or temporary Connection system thereof. For example. an X-ray diagnostic inspection system with a camera of the endoscope, patient monitor, with A personal computer ultrasound apparatus, CT or magnetic resonance imaging system. In various parts of such a system, it may be positioned inside or outside the patient's environment, but is still within a room or medical disposed Room in a non-medical, for example, disposed in the distribution data processing apparatus or between rooms. 2.201 medical electrical systems The basic principle allows the use of transportable porous plug within the system. For maximum safe level without departing predetermined GB 9706.1, transportable multi-socket connection with a power supply network subject to certain conditions Pieces. Additional requirements 57.2.201 transportable porous structure should meet the requirements of the socket GB 9706.1 Medical electrical equipment. 2.202 patient environment Space is difficult to diagnose, monitor and treat the specified size range only. Of patient environment 201 shown in FIG been obtained in practice To verify. 2.203 isolation means The combination of the device as a system, may relate to power and/or signal transmission line is connected. Such connections have the same separation. Movable porous plug 2.204 Definitions from GB 2099.1. Use Portable porous plug is sometimes necessary, but at the same advantages and disadvantages, which should be carefully considered, on balance. For the following reasons, it may require the use of transportable porous plug. GB 9706.15-2008/IEC 60601-1-1.2000 --- minimize the number of power supply electrical cord on the floor; --- even if an insufficient number of fixed network power outlet, but is still available to all therapeutic or diagnostic equipment; --- improve mobility with a variety of devices on the same trolley; --- reduction potential difference of the protective earth line, to be lower than a potential difference of some fixing means. For the following reasons, we should avoid the use of transportable porous plug. --- for the combined leakage current may lead to. ● Under normal conditions of earth leakage current is too large; ● protective earth conductor transportable porous plug housing due to the interruption the large leakage current. --- Power supply available depending on whether a single fixed network reliability electrical outlet; --- supply may be completely interrupted, it may take a long time to restart the entire system; --- electric device on only a single protective earth connection; compared with the system each device directly grounded relative reliability Poor; --- protective grounding impedance increases. Obviously, the installation according to the relevant specifications, the best solution is to install a sufficient number of fixed network outlet. 2.205 functional connectivity In the definition of medical electrical systems, it allows non-medical electrical power to the medical devices may be connected by electrical equipment function. This power supply This standard requires parallel limits (see 3.201.3 and 10.2.2.201) by. "Others" may include a plurality of phrase case of mechanical connection, an optical connection or a wireless connection or the like. General requirements 3.201 pairs system Relevant documents relevant standards compliance may be the manufacturer's declaration of conformity or test certificate issued by the agency. 3.201.3 specific power Security after the system is assembled by one or more of the measures implemented, such as. Medical electrical equipment --- own security measures, such as the isolation of the relevant line; --- a medical device isolation device as an electrical accessory (see 17.201); --- a system accessory device isolation; --- isolation transformer; --- additional protective earth conductor. 4.7g non-medical electrical equipment may be in GB 9706.1-2007), 6.8.2h), 19.1c) and 17, the medical electrical Providing a specific power device. The power supply shall meet the requirements of the particular GB 9706.1 or GB 3.4 Proof and the accreditation 9706.1-2007 It has the same degree of safety. See IEC 60513 as a guide. 3.201.4 System The system is often determined by its properties modified; the present standard does not contain modifications within the parallel system a separate component. 6.8.201 random file system Directly for the heart of the system, which should provide a random file information such as number of aspects. --- rubber gloves; --- use cock made of an insulating material; The minimum distance between component devices and systems --- patient (patient environment...... ......
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