Hi Paolo,

Yes, the 2nd ED has additional requirements but you will need to meet them
anyway by November 2004 which is the D.O.W. for the 1st ED of 60601-1-2.  In
addition, the FDA in the US is now looking for compliance to the 2nd ED.
That is, if you claim compliance to the 2nd ED on your 510K then they can
not ask you for additional information about EMC.  Japan also recognizes the
2nd ED.

With all that being said, you can still use the 1st ED for CE compliance
until November 2004.   After that date, any MEE shipped into Europe with the
CE mark will have to meet the requirements of the 2nd ED if you are going
the standards route of compliance to the MDD.  I hope this helps.

Jim

-----Original Message-----
From: Paolo Peruzzi [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Wednesday, January 09, 2002 2:53 AM
To: Jim Conrad
Cc: [email protected]
Subject: RE: EMC for cardio : which standard apply?


Jim,
thanks for your suggestions.
Our product will be sold at least in Europe and US, so we need CE marking,
but not only that, I suppose.
Though there are some similarities between 60601-2-25 +A1 and 60601-1-2 2nd
ed, I think there are important differences too, to the extent that the
latter is in general more severe (more tests prescribed).
Best regards,
p.p.

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Research & Product Development    Design Quality Control
Via di Caciolle,15                tel:+39.055.4229306
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        e-mail: [email protected]



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