Loss of ground indicator light.

Status
Not open for further replies.
Re: Loss of ground indicator light.

Originally posted by pierre:
I thought that was pretty interesting... My wife didn't care :D
Pierre
Click to expand...
My wife: "Hoeny, did you get any pictures of the Grand Canyon when we were there"?
Me: "No, but I got a nice picture of this CT cabinet". LOL :D

In all seriousness though, I do hope that your wife is doing well. My thoughts are with you my freind.
 
Re: Loss of ground indicator light.

Pierre, It's all about grounding in "patient care" areas. The code requires metalic wiring methods as well as an equipment grounding conductor, thus providing a redundant grounding parh for all connected equipment in the patient care area, even cord and plug connected equipment. While not familiar with the bed you mentioned, I'm sure the indicator light would serve as a warning to attendants that this grounding path has been compromised and an unsafe condition would occur should the metal components of the connected equipment become energized. Hope all is well with your wife.
 
Re: Loss of ground indicator light.

Pierre, I go along with Steve. Best wishes for your wife.

Roger
 
Status
Not open for further replies.
Top