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BS 5682:2015

Dimensions of probes and terminal units for medical gas supply systems. Requirements

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BS 5682:2015 specifies dimensions for probes and terminal units for the supply of medical gases (including vacuum).

It is applicable to probes and terminal units for the following medical gases:
  • oxygen;
  • nitrous oxide;
  • oxygen/nitrous oxide mixture;
  • medical air 400 kPa;
  • medical air 700 kPa and above;
  • helium/oxygen mixture; and
  • vacuum.
This standard does not include specifications for probes and terminal units for:
  • nitrogen for driving surgical tools;
  • carbon dioxide; or
  • oxygen 93.

Cross References:
BS EN ISO 18082
BS EN ISO 5359
BS EN ISO 6506-1
BS EN ISO 9170-1:2008
ISO 32
BS EN ISO 6506-4
RAL 840 HR


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Product Details

Published:
06/30/2015
ISBN(s):
9780580854071
Number of Pages:
14
File Size:
1 file , 690 KB
Product Code(s):
30295296, 30295296, 30295296
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  1. BS 5682:2015

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    Dimensions of probes and terminal units for medical gas supply systems. Requirements

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  2. BS 5682:1998


    Specification for probes (quick connectors) for use with medical gas pipeline systems

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  3. BS 5682:1984


    Specification for terminal units, hose assemblies and their connectors for use with medical gas pipeline systems

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