NF EN 738-3 : 98 AMD 1 2002

Superseded

PRESSURE REGULATORS FOR USE WITH MEDICAL GASES - PART 3: PRESSURE REGULATORS INTEGRATED WITH CYLINDER VALVES

Superseded date

01-07-2006

Published date

12-01-2013

Publisher

Association Francaise de Normalisation

Avant-propos
Introduction
1 Domaine d'application
2 Références normatives
3 Définitions
4 Symboles et terminologie
5 Exigences générales
6 Méthodes d'essai
7 Marquage, code couleur et emballage
8 Informations à fournir par le fabricant
Annexe A (normative) Conditions nationales
                        particulières
Annexe B (informative) Exemples de détendeurs
Annexe C (informative) Bibliographie
Annexe D (informative) Justificatif
Annexe ZA (informative) Articles de la présente
                        norme européenne concernant
                        les exigences essentielles
                        ou autres dispositions des
                        Directives de l'Union Européenne

Pressure regulators integrated with cylinder valves intended for the administration of medical gases in the treatment, management, diagnostic evaluation and care of patients for use with the following medical gases: oxygen, nitrous oxide, air for breathing, helium, carbon dioxide, xenon, specified mixtures of the gases listed above, air for driving surgical tools, nitrogen for driving surgical tools. Pressure regulators are intended to be fitted to high pressure cylinders with filling pressure up to 20 000 kPa and can be provided with devices which control and measure the flow of the medical gas delivered to the patient.

DevelopmentNote	Indice de classement: S95-178. (12/2002)
DocumentType	Standard
PublisherName	Association Francaise de Normalisation
Status	Superseded

Standards	Relationship
I.S. EN 738-3:1999	Identical
DIN EN 738-3:2002-07	Identical
EN 738-3:1998/A1:2002	Identical
DIN EN 738-3:1998-12	Identical

XP CEN/TS 14507-2 : 2003 XP	INHALATION NITRIC OXIDE SYSTEMS - PART 2: SUPPLY SYSTEMS
XP CEN/TS 14507-1 : 2003 XP	INHALATION NITRIC OXIDE SYSTEMS - PART 1 : DELIVERY SYSTEMS