Test Your Knowledge About Hospital-Grade Products
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North America
1.A hospital-grade molded-on attachment plug and connector shall be a ___________
or right angle type. [Per UL 817]
- Straight
- Up
- Down
2. A hospital-grade molded-on attachment plug and connector shall be marked “Hospital Grade” and with a ________ dot. [Per UL 817]
- Red
- Yellow
- Green
- Blue
3.
For hospital-grade molded-on attachment plugs and connectors, the UL 817 and CSA C22.2 no. 21 requirements are applicable to the following NEMA configurations:
- NEMA 5-15
- NEMA 5-20
- NEMA 6-15
- NEMA 6-20
- All of the above
e. All of the above
4.
True or False:
According to UL 817, a hospital-grade extension cord set shall have a maximum length of 15 feet.
Australia
5. In a medical application, according to AS/NZS 3200.1.0 (an Australian deviation against IEC 60601-1), a
rewireable 3-pin plug has to be ________; it is optional for a molded plug.
- Clear
- Gray
- Black
- Green
a. Clear
6. Select hospitals in Australia prefer to use a clear, transparent plug and _______ flexible cable.
- Black
- Orange
- Yellow
- Gray
Denmark
7. True or False:
The Danish hospital-grade socket is designed to prevent “normal equipment” from being connected and disrupting the mains circuit in specific medical settings. [Per SB 107-2-D1]
8.
For select medical facilities in Denmark, ____ is the preferred color for hospital-grade cord sets.
- Red
- Green
- Black
- Gray
Japan
9.
Hospital-grade plugs and sockets need to be indelibly marked with an “H” and for plugs, a _____ dot. [Per JIS T 1021]
- Red
- Green
- Black
- Gray
10.
Cords, plugs, and sockets must carry the _____ approval mark.
- PSE
- SB
- UL
- CSA
Additional Resources
For more details, see “More Information on Hospital-Grade Products.” For more information on products for use in health care facilities, see “Hospital-Grade Products,” and the Featured Product page.
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