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We have made a Class I (CE) metal medical instrument that has a plastic handle.
With use, doctors requested a light option to improve visibility and to free up the hand holding the torch.
We have incorporated a simple push switch and small light powered by standard 3V AAA batteries. The handle and minimal electronics built in has no contact with the patient
Since the light is not serving a critical risk, nor a voltage that is capable of causing harm. Can I show design files including the insulation and isolation provided and written justifications for safety without the formal EMI/EMC testing in a third party lab? Does simply adding a light with a swtich (no PCB, no AC source, no charging etc.) make this a medical electronic device?
With use, doctors requested a light option to improve visibility and to free up the hand holding the torch.
We have incorporated a simple push switch and small light powered by standard 3V AAA batteries. The handle and minimal electronics built in has no contact with the patient
Since the light is not serving a critical risk, nor a voltage that is capable of causing harm. Can I show design files including the insulation and isolation provided and written justifications for safety without the formal EMI/EMC testing in a third party lab? Does simply adding a light with a swtich (no PCB, no AC source, no charging etc.) make this a medical electronic device?