I got some weird "feedback" from one of our sales people in the Czech republic. One of the local folks said they were concerned that a metal cased piece of medical electrical equipment didn't have a separate ground for when it was used on internal batteries. I'm an EMC guy so I was wondering if any of the safety experts out there could tell me if this makes any sense from a regulatory standpoint.
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