Hi Steve:
I would think that 60601-1 certification is sufficient, and that 61010-1 is not
needed. After all, 60601-1 *should be* the more severe standard.
Some years ago, I certified a printer that was certified as EDP as medical
equipment too. Easy.
If you ask a certification house, they may look at the 60601-1 certification
report, but they will probably start from scratch as they will claim that they
don’t know whether the requirements are the same or equivalent. Especially
since the medical and measurement product groups at the certification house are
different. And, more revenue.
I recently bought a S-VHS recorder/player that was for medical use and was
UL-medical-equipment-certified that included a label “not for patient use.”
I’m using it in my home despite not being certified the same as my other TV
equipment. I think its okay.
Stay safe, and best regards,
Rich
From: sgbrody <[email protected]>
Sent: Thursday, May 21, 2020 12:16 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [PSES] 61010 vs 60601
Fellow gurus,
I have a client who has a product certified to 60601-1 and now they have a
non-medical application and are looking for 61010-1.
Can the medical cert and report be leveraged towards 61010-1 or a new report be
started from scratch?
Same for EMC.
Thanks,
Sent from my Verizon, Samsung Galaxy smartphone
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