Stryker Instruments

Address(es)
  • 1941 Stryker Way
    Portage, MI 49002
    Portage
    United States of America

Website Not available
Status

MEMBER

Acceptance date 2021-03-26

Further information

Stage

Country

Name

2

United States of America

UL Solutions (US)

LEGEND: Scope Limitations
  • RA : Audio amplifiers with audio power > 0,5 Watts excluded
  • RC : Apparatus with connection(s) to a cable distribution system excluded
  • RSH : Shredders excluded
  • RT : Apparatus with connection(s) to a telecommunication network excluded
  • RV : CRT (cathode ray tubes)/ picture tubes, plasma/LCD or other video apparatus excluded
  • ROUT : Equipment intended for installation outdoors excluded
  • RWPT : Wireless power transmitter excluded

Category

Name

Tests/Clauses

Acceptance Date

Responsible National Certification Body

MED

IEC 60601-1:2005

Cl. 5.7 – Humidity ConditioningCl. 5.9.2 – Determination of Accessible PartsCl. 7.1.2 – Legibility of MarkingsCl. 7.1.3 – Durability of MarkingsCl. 8.7 – Leakage CurrentCl. 8.7.4.6 – Touch Leakage CurrentCl. 8.7.4.7 a) – Patient Leakage CurrentCl. 8.7.4.7 b) – Patient Leakage Current, Mains on F-Type APCl. 8.7.4.7 d) – Patient Leakage Current, Mains on Non-PE EnclosureCl. 8.7.3 e) – Non-Frequency-Weighted Leakage CurrentCl. 8.8.3 – Dielectric Voltage WithstandCL. 8.8.4.1 – Ball PressureCl. 9.4.2 – Stability and TransportabilityCl. 9.6.3 – Hand Transmitted VibrationCl. 11 – TemperatureCl. 11.6.6 – Cleaning and DisinfectionCl. 11.6.7 – SterilizationCl. 11.8 – Interruption of Power SupplyCl. 13 – Abnormal Operation TestingCl. 13.2 – Locking of Moving PartsCl. 15.3.2 – Enclosure ForceCl. 15.3.4 – Drop ImpactCl. 15.3.6 – Mold Stress Relief Test
 2021-03-26

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MED

IEC 60601-1:2005/AMD1:2012

Cl. 5.7 – Humidity ConditioningCl. 5.9.2 – Determination of Accessible PartsCl. 7.1.2 – Legibility of MarkingsCl. 7.1.3 – Durability of MarkingsCl. 8.7 – Leakage CurrentCl. 8.7.4.6 – Touch Leakage CurrentCl. 8.7.4.7 a) – Patient Leakage CurrentCl. 8.7.4.7 b) – Patient Leakage Current, Mains on F-Type APCl. 8.7.4.7 d) – Patient Leakage Current, Mains on Non-PE EnclosureCl. 8.7.3 e) – Non-Frequency-Weighted Leakage CurrentCl. 8.8.3 – Dielectric Voltage WithstandCL. 8.8.4.1 – Ball PressureCl. 9.4.2 – Stability and TransportabilityCl. 9.6.3 – Hand Transmitted VibrationCl. 11 – TemperatureCl. 11.6.6 – Cleaning and DisinfectionCl. 11.6.7 – SterilizationCl. 11.8 – Interruption of Power SupplyCl. 13 – Abnormal Operation TestingCl. 13.2 – Locking of Moving PartsCl. 15.3.2 – Enclosure ForceCl. 15.3.4 – Drop ImpactCl. 15.3.6 – Mold Stress Relief Test
 2021-03-26

UL Solutions (US)

MED

IEC 60601-1:2005/AMD2:2020

Cl. 5.7 – Humidity ConditioningCl. 5.9.2 – Determination of Accessible PartsCl. 7.1.2 – Legibility of MarkingsCl. 7.1.3 – Durability of MarkingsCl. 8.7 – Leakage CurrentCl. 8.7.4.6 – Touch Leakage CurrentCl. 8.7.4.7 a) – Patient Leakage CurrentCl. 8.7.4.7 b) – Patient Leakage Current, Mains on F-Type APCl. 8.7.4.7 d) – Patient Leakage Current, Mains on Non-PE EnclosureCl. 8.7.3 e) – Non-Frequency-Weighted Leakage CurrentCl. 8.8.3 – Dielectric Voltage WithstandCL. 8.8.4.1 – Ball PressureCl. 9.4.2 – Stability and TransportabilityCl. 9.6.3 – Hand Transmitted VibrationCl. 11 – TemperatureCl. 11.6.6 – Cleaning and DisinfectionCl. 11.6.7 – SterilizationCl. 11.8 – Interruption of Power SupplyCl. 13 – Abnormal Operation TestingCl. 13.2 – Locking of Moving PartsCl. 15.3.2 – Enclosure ForceCl. 15.3.4 – Drop ImpactCl. 15.3.6 – Mold Stress Relief Test
 2022-06-21

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