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Electrical Compliance

Discussion in 'New Zealand' started by Jbwheele, Aug 10, 2007.

  1. Jbwheele

    Jbwheele Active Member


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    Hi Guys

    The TECs at my hospital have sent a "new" drill back due to not complying with Aust/Nz earthing standards.

    This may stir up some,but according to the techo, if the drilling may cause skin penetration the device must be even more safe (BF Device standard). I pose the question.


    Do any of our drills meet these standards??? Especially the older ones?


    Anyway

    Just a thought.


    Cheers


    Joe
     
  2. Jbwheele

    Jbwheele Active Member

    I just looked at my own drill and it has a picture of a stick man next to a square inside a square, that means its double earthed, I am currently trying to get an answer for Lenson Metal Products (the makers of the Lenson Drills ) regarding there Aust / NZ Standards For Earthing. Anyone out there got a Lenson in Australia or NewZealand?? Anyone.......


    Cheers


    Come on the Wallabies Oi Oi !
     
  3. Jbwheele

    Jbwheele Active Member

    Hi Guys

    Ill reply to myself.......again...... finally Hospital management has sent the "Uncertifiable" drill back to the supplier (after more than a year of stuffing around) who are now arguing that it has been away too long and not refundable? ......:bang:. Anyway not my bad. Look just make sure your drills (any any other electrical medical equipment is registerable with the authorities otherwise it could be used against you in litigation / insurance.

    Be Good


    Joe
     
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