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Incubator 8000 IC/SC/NC Electrical Safety Test with August 2000 Page 4 of 5
DNI Nevada Model µ-Test 2000
•Set up the µ-Test 2000 for the following tests by using the switches labeled
"Neutral" and "Polarity".
•Important: Do not press "OPEN GROUND" pushbutton.
•This is a measurement of the leakage current flowing through the ground wire of
the power cord.
•Be sure to pause the "POLARITY" switch in the center-off position before changing
polarity.
•Activate height adjustment (if available) during every following test.
•Maximum allowable test values under Normal Condition:
(Open Ground), Normal Polarity, Closed Neutral: 500 µA, but not 0 µA
(Open Ground), Reverse Polarity, Closed Neutral: 500 µA, but not 0 µA
(According to CAN/CSA - 22.2 No. 601.1 - M90, Sub-clause 19.3, Table IV)
•Maximum allowable test values under Single Fault Condition:
(Open Ground), Normal Polarity, Open Neutral: 1000 µA
(Open Ground), Reverse Polarity, Open Neutral: 1000 µA
(According to CAN/CSA - 22.2 No. 601.1 - M90, Sub-clause 19.3, Table IV)
•Switch off Incubator.
2.4 Patient leakage current from the skin temperature connection to earth
•Remove the test lead from the µ-Test 2000 and leave all other selections from the
previous test the same.
•Units with one or two skin temperature connections on the left side of Incubator
housing:
Short all pins of the two skin temperature connectors using a shorting plug
79 10 484. Plug the other end into the input jack "RL" of the µ-Test 2000.
•Units without ThermoMonitoring:
Short all pins of the skin temperature connector by using the
a) Skin Temperature Sensor Simulator 79 01 236 with the switch in "REXT"
position. Short the two yellow "REXT" outlets from the simulator and connect