BC Biomedical SA-2010, SA-2001, SA-2005 User Manual
BC BIOMEDICAL
SA-2001 / SA-2005 / SA-2010
TABLE OF CONTENTS
WARNINGS ................................................................................................................. 2
DESCRIPTION............................................................................................................. 3
LAYOUTS .................................................................................................................... 5
TESTING...................................................................................................................... 9
TEST MATRIX ................................................................................................... 16
MANUAL REVISIONS.................................................................................................. 17
WARRANTY................................................................................................................. 17
SPECIFICATIONS ....................................................................................................... 18
APPENDIX A -- LABELS............................................................................................ 21
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N O T I C E
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BC GROUP INTERNATIONAL, INC. RESERVES THE RIGHT TO MAKE
CHANGES TO ITS PRODUCTS OR SPECIFICATIONS AT ANY TIME,
WITHOUT NOTICE, IN ORDER TO IMPROVE THE DESIGN OR
PERFORMANCE AND TO SUPPLY THE BEST POSSIBLE PRODUCT.
THE INFORMATION IN THIS MANUAL HAS BEEN CAREFULLY CHECKED
AND IS BELIEVED TO BE ACCURATE. HOWEVER, NO RESPONSIBILITY IS
ASSUMED FOR INACCURACIES.
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Manual SA-2001,SA-2005,SA-2010 Copyright © 2004
7/04 Rev 03
All connections to patients must be removed
before connecting the Device Under Test (DUT)
to the Analyzer. A serious hazard may occur if
the patient is connected when testing
Do not connect any leads from the patient
directly to the Analyzer or DUT.
The Analyzer applies 120 or 240 VAC plus 10% to
the Patient leads or External test leads during
the Isolation test. Although this is current
limited by a 121K ohm internal resistor, per
standard test specifications, care should be
taken to prevent contact with this voltage.
Do not touch the test leads, connections or DUT
while depressing the Isolation Test key.
The Analyzer is not a continuous duty device.
Do not leave the device under test (DUT)
connected to this unit for extended periods. It is
intended for short duration testing within the
current limits and duty cycles specified.
WARNING
with the Analyzer.
WARNING
CAUTION
Made in the USA
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BC GROUP
SA-2001 / SA-2005 / SA-2010
ELECTRICAL SAFETY ANALYZERS
The Model SA-2000 Series is a Microprocessor based Electrical Safety Analyzer family. All
three models provide the same basic functions. The SA-2005 adds Patient Lead testing for
five inputs. The SA-2010 adds Patient Lead testing for 10 inputs. The following are
highlights of some of the main features:
SA-2001:
• LINE VOLTAGE MEASUREMENT
• DEVICE UNDER TEST CURRENT MEASUREMENT
• EARTH / GROUND LEAD RESISTANCE
• EARTH / GROUND LEAKAGE CURRENT
• ENCLOSURE / CHASSIS LEAKAGE CURRENT
• EXTERNAL RESISTANCE
• EXTERNAL LEAKAGE CURRENT
• SOURCE RECEPTACLE WIRING INTEGRITY MONITOR
• TRUE RMS MEASUREMENTS
• AAMI ES1-1993 or IEC 601 SELECTABLE TEST LOADS
• 85 TO 265 VAC OPERATION
• FULL 20 AMP RATING
• TOUCH CONTROL KEYS – NO KNOBS
• LED STATUS INDICATORS
• AUDIO FEEDBACK
• SELF TEST POINTS
• EXTERNALLY REPLACEABLE GROUND FUSE
• AUTOMATIC LOAD REVERSAL DELAY
SA-2005:
Includes all the features of the SA-2001 and:
• PATIENT LEAD TO LEAD LEAKAGE CURRENT
• PATIENT LEAD TO EARTH / GROUND LEAKAGE CURRENT
• PATIENT ISOLATION LEAKAGE CURRENT
• EXTERNAL ISOLATION LEAKAGE CURRENT
• 5 UNIVERSAL PATIENT LEAD INPUTS
SA-2010:
Includes all the features of the SA-2001 and:
• PATIENT LEAD TO LEAD LEAKAGE CURRENT
• PATIENT LEAD TO EARTH / GROUND LEAKAGE CURRENT
• PATIENT ISOLATION LEAKAGE CURRENT
• EXTERNAL ISOLATION LEAKAGE CURRENT
• 10 UNIVERSAL PATIENT LEAD INPUTS
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LAYOUTS
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The basic layouts of the three models are the same, with variations occurring with hardware
that is not used in all the models. This section looks at a SA-2010 and is followed by
pictures of the SA-2005 and SA-2001, with the elements that are present in those models
labeled.
Chassis and
External Connectors
Fuse Access
Test Point
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LED indicators for
10 Patient
Inputs with two
light touch arrow
keys for selection
ISO Test indicator
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Load Selection
indicator and key:
AAMI, IEC
The unit is controlled by 10 light touch keys. They allow the user to perform all the
functions available in the system. There is an audio click when a key is depressed. Note
that some keys are locked out based on the current function setting. If an invalid key is
depressed, a Razz tone is sounded.
There are 34 LEDs and 3 Neon indicators to provide the user with full information about
the test that is being performed and the current setup. This section will review the layout
and operation of each of the elements.
3 Neon indicators for
Power Receptacle
Confirmation
Lead
Receptacle for
DUT
ower cord
31/2 digit LCD Display
10 Universal
Patient Lead Inputs
Unit indicators:
Volts, Amps,
µAmps, Ohms
Function indicators with two
light touch arrow keys for
selection:
Mains Voltage,
Device Under Test Current,
Earth Resistance,
Earth/Ground Leakage,
Enclosure Leakage,
Lead to Earth Leakage,
Lead to Lead Leakage,
Lead Isolation Leakage,
External Leakage
Analyzer Test
Receptacle Control
indicators and keys:
Hot, Neutral, Ground,
Polarity
Power Cord for
unit
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Display
The main information in the system is presented in the 3½ digit LCD display. This data is
provided as simple meter readings with the units indicated by one of the four LEDs on the
right of the display. The units LEDs will automatically change to the necessary range
based on the function selected.
Function Selection
Nine LEDs and two keys make up the Function Selection Section. The keys are up and
down arrows. When depressed, they step the Analyzer through the available options. The
LED next to the currently selected option is illuminated.
Analyzer Test Receptacle Control
There are four keys and 8 LEDs in the Analyzer Test Receptacle Control Section. They
allow the manual control of the power connections that are made to the DUT. Internally, a
series of relays are switched by the microprocessor based on the keys that are depressed.
The LEDs indicate the current state of the power connections to the Receptacle.
Note: The Forward/Reverse keys have an internal switching delay feature that first turns off
the power to the DUT, delays for a short period, reverses the lines and the turns the unit
back on. This eliminates the need for the user to remember to delay at this point or risk
damage to the Analyzer.
Load Selection
The unit may either use the AAMI ES1-1993 or IEC 601 Test load for measurements. This
is selected by the Load key and the current Load selection is indicated by the LEDs.
Patient Lead Control
In the maximum configuration, there are ten patient lead inputs. During testing, it is
necessary to select between these leads, select all of them and apply High Voltage to
them. This section provides the control keys to do these test configurations and the LEDs
to indicate the current state.
There is one LED for each input. Internally, there is a relay for each lead. The LEDs
indicate when that relay is on, thus selecting the indicated lead. The left and right arrow
keys sequentially select each lead in order and scroll through from None to 1-10 to All and
around again.
To apply High Voltage to the leads, the Isolation Test key is depressed. It is only active in
the Isolation mode. It is a momentary key, the voltage is only applied while the key is held
down.
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Power Outlet Indicators
These three Neon indicators help verify the polarity and wiring of the wall Receptacle that
the Safety Analyzer is plugged into.
Connectors
There are two connectors for test cables on the unit. One is for the Chassis lead and the
other is for one of two different leads used for external testing. The test cables simply plug
into the sockets. There is a release pin on the cable plug that must be depressed to
remove the cable.
Fuse
There is a fuse in the ground leg of the Analyzer Test Receptacle. This is to help prevent
damage from excess ground current. It is located on the face for ease of replacement.
Patient Lead Connectors
The universal patient lead connectors are located on the face of the unit for ease of
connection. They accept both standard snap and banana jack connectors. The spring
loaded ball construction insures a good connection for the various sizes of banana jacks.
Test Receptacle
This receptacle is for the connection of the Device Under Test (DUT). It is Hospital Grade,
rated 20 A. An external patch cord is necessary to connect devices utilizing different types
of plugs.
Power Cord
The unit uses a standard Hospital Grade power cord. This cord provides power to both the
Safety Analyzer and the DUT. The connector is designed to plug into a 15A, 125 VAC,
Receptacle. For higher voltage and current applications, an external patch cord is required.
Self Test Points
There are two test points on the side of the unit that allow for a quick self test of the
Analyzer. They provide a fixed 1.0 Ohm resistance to Earth/Ground and a 100 µAmp
source to Earth/Ground.
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