Medical testers and analysers pass Israel hospital test
One of the largest hospitals in Israel has specified Rigel Medical’s range of advanced testers and analysers to improve the testing and calibration of biomedical devices.
The move by the private Herzliya Medical Center (HMC) has simplified testing procedures as part of an in-service planned preventative maintenance programme overseen by the Biomedical Department.
This has led to improvements in the speed and ease by which electrosurgical units (ESU), vital signs monitors, infusion devices and defibrillators among other items of medical equipment are maintained and checked for electrical safety and performance accuracy.
The Rigel 288 automated safety analyser, electrosurgical generator calibrator Uni-Therm, Uni-Pulse defibrillator analyser, Multi-Flo infusion pump analyser and combination vital sign simulator UNI-SIM are among the Rigel Medical products the hospital’s started to uses and help to improve compliance with appropriate standards including IEC 62353 IEC/EN60601-1, VDE 0751-1, AS/NZS 3551, AAMI, NFPA-99, MDA DB 9801-2006.
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