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Lucy Jordan
Hi All,
It has been recommended that we test our device, a contact lens case with a battery used in the indicator for disinfection, for its electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) in accordance with 60601-1-2, Medical Electric Equipment Part 1; General Requirements for Safety, Electromagnetic Compatibility (Requirements and Tests). In addition, it was suggested that we review 60601-1-11:2010 Home Healthcare Equipment.
Since we do not own either of these documents and as a small company, do not want to purchase them if not required, I was hoping that someone may know a bit about them:
Does 60602-1-2 provide acceptable criteria for EMC? It would seem so, but then, it would also seem that his would differ depending upon the device being tested?
What are the relevant tests listed in 60601-1-11:2010 that may be applicable for a contact lens case, and again, are acceptable levels provided?
Thanks for any guidance/thoughts that you can provide.
Lucy
It has been recommended that we test our device, a contact lens case with a battery used in the indicator for disinfection, for its electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) in accordance with 60601-1-2, Medical Electric Equipment Part 1; General Requirements for Safety, Electromagnetic Compatibility (Requirements and Tests). In addition, it was suggested that we review 60601-1-11:2010 Home Healthcare Equipment.
Since we do not own either of these documents and as a small company, do not want to purchase them if not required, I was hoping that someone may know a bit about them:
Does 60602-1-2 provide acceptable criteria for EMC? It would seem so, but then, it would also seem that his would differ depending upon the device being tested?
What are the relevant tests listed in 60601-1-11:2010 that may be applicable for a contact lens case, and again, are acceptable levels provided?
Thanks for any guidance/thoughts that you can provide.
Lucy