Medical air compressor industry standard

The industry standard of medical air compressor mainly includes the following aspects:

security:

medical air compressors must comply with relevant national safety standards.

Standards to be followed include ISO 7396-1 "Requirements for the verification of the design and installation of air and oxygen piping systems in medical institutions" and ISO 13485 "Medical devices-Requirements for quality management systems.

Cleanliness:

medical air compressors must be able to provide sterile or microbe-free compressed air.

Ensure that bacteria or other harmful substances are not introduced during medical procedures.

Stability:

medical air compressors should be able to provide stable air pressure and flow to meet the requirements of medical equipment and procedures.

Technical indicators (may vary with reference to specific models):

input pressure: 0.28~0.31Mpa @ 5L/min.

Output flow: 0 ~ 45L/min@0.28Mpa.

Noise:<50dB(A-weighted network).

With low-pressure alarm function, the alarm pressure is usually 0.2Mpa, and the alarm volume needs to be greater than 65dB(A-weighted network).

It shall be equipped with thermal alarm and thermal protection function. The alarm temperature is generally set to 75 ℃, and the overheat protection temperature is set to 85 ℃ (manual reset is required).

Environmental Adaptability:

the medical air compressor should work normally within a certain ambient temperature and humidity range, usually requiring an ambient temperature between 5°C and 40°C, and a storage temperature between -20°C and 60°C.

Storage humidity range should be 0 ~ 99%, storage atmospheric pressure between 86.0Kpa ~ 106.0Kpa.

Power and Electrical Safety:

the working power supply of medical air compressor is generally 220VAC 50HZ, and the power depends on the specific model (for example, 660W).

The electrical part shall comply with the relevant medical electrical safety standards to ensure the safety of operators.

Please note that the above standards may vary depending on the requirements of different countries, regions or specific medical institutions. When purchasing and using medical air compressors, refer to local regulations and standards, and consult professional medical equipment providers or relevant agencies to ensure compliance and safety.