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Hi,
I am a little confused about the requirements of the MOP.
Should the insulation between the primary and secondary circuit be 2 MOPP despite the fact that the applied part is the enclosure part made of insulation?
The secondary circuit is connected to the PE as is the enclosure. Thus applied part's only contact with secondary is through earthed enclosure.
It is unclear do 2 MOPP are really needed between primary and secondary circuits (or should be 2 MOOP?). In this case the non-medical PSU is used. Or just use medical grade PSU?
And how to determine MOP between applied part (Type B) and secondary? The applied part is integrated in the metal enclosure which is earthed so as the secondary circuit.
I am a little confused about the requirements of the MOP.
Should the insulation between the primary and secondary circuit be 2 MOPP despite the fact that the applied part is the enclosure part made of insulation?
The secondary circuit is connected to the PE as is the enclosure. Thus applied part's only contact with secondary is through earthed enclosure.
It is unclear do 2 MOPP are really needed between primary and secondary circuits (or should be 2 MOOP?). In this case the non-medical PSU is used. Or just use medical grade PSU?
And how to determine MOP between applied part (Type B) and secondary? The applied part is integrated in the metal enclosure which is earthed so as the secondary circuit.