RIGEL MEDICAL
Frequently asked questions
Common questions about RIGEL MEDICAL from 3G Electric.
What is the measurement range of the Rigel Medical 62353+ applied part leakage tester?
The Rigel Medical 62353+ measures resistance from 0 ohm to 100 megaohm and leakage current from 0 mA to 6,000 mA. It carries a CAT II 300V safety rating and is designed for applied part leakage testing on medical devices. This range allows verification of protective earth resistance and patient leakage current in accordance with common biomedical safety standards. The instrument is part of Rigel Medical's electrical safety analyzer family and is used by biomedical engineering teams for routine testing and preventive maintenance.
What are the differences between the Rigel Medical Multi-Flo 1CH, 2CH, and 4CH infusion pump analyzers?
The Multi-Flo series differs primarily in channel count. The 1CH model performs volume testing functions. The 2CH model is designed for Patient Controlled Analgesia (PCA) testing. The 4CH model performs occlusion testing. All three carry a CAT II 300V safety rating. Channel count determines how many infusion pumps can be tested simultaneously or how many independent flow measurements can be made. Selection depends on the specific testing requirements of the biomedical department, such as the need to test multiple pumps in parallel or to perform specialized PCA and occlusion verification.
What is the Rigel Medical UniPulse 400 used for?
The Rigel Medical UniPulse 400 is a defibrillator analyzer and pacer test tool, type 412A910. It is used to verify the performance of defibrillators and external pacemakers. The unit is powered by a NiMH rechargeable battery, making it suitable for portable field testing. Biomedical engineers use it to measure energy output, charge time, and pacer parameters. The UniPulse 400 is part of Rigel Medical's AED and CPR tools category, which includes instruments for testing defibrillator functionality and related emergency equipment.
What safety rating do Rigel Medical Multi-Flo and Uni-Therm testers have?
The Rigel Medical Multi-Flo 1CH, 2CH, and 4CH models, as well as the Uni-Therm power distribution tester, all carry a CAT II 300V safety rating. This rating indicates the instruments are designed to withstand transient overvoltages typical of CAT II measurement locations, such as equipment connected to standard wall outlets. The Uni-Therm measures leakage current up to 6,000 mA. The CAT II 300V rating is relevant for biomedical test equipment used in clinical environments where mains-powered medical devices are tested.
What is the Rigel Medical Safetest 50 used for?
The Rigel Medical Safetest 50 is a medical device tester for earth leakage testing. It measures current from 0 A to 20 A and resistance from 0 ohm to 19.9 ohm. It is used for electrical safety verification of medical equipment, specifically to measure earth leakage current and protective earth resistance. The Safetest 50 does not carry a CAT safety rating. It is part of Rigel Medical's electrical safety analyzer range and is typically used in biomedical engineering departments for routine safety testing of medical devices.
What is the Rigel Medical Puls-R and what are its specifications?
The Rigel Medical Puls-R is a fingertip pulse oximeter accessory for SpO2 testing. It features an LCD display and is powered by a lithium battery. The test location is fingertip. It is used for spot-checking oxygen saturation. The Puls-R is categorized under pulse oximeter accessories and is part of Rigel Medical's range of test equipment for verifying the performance of pulse oximeters. It provides a portable means to check SpO2 readings in clinical or field settings.
