S100 Ceiling Mount S100 Wall Mount
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1. YY Yj M 30 1385 en 100 Ceiling Mount S100 Wall Mount Issue 6 0 Printed on 05 11 2007 mem 72 Customer s preparatory responsibilities Wall plate for 100 wall mount The wall plate is used to install the wall mount on less stable walls Com pared with direct installation using the wall flange only the wall plate dis tributes the torques over a larger area thus reducing the load on indi vidual points The wall plate is the main component of the mounting kit Adapter for 100 complete 1277 816 The mounting kit also includes caps for covering any bores in the wall plate which you do not need Caution e The original wall flange from Carl Zeiss must always be used to install the wall mount on the wall plate The wall plate must not be inclined by more than 0 2 under the load of the wall mount 1 Wall plate for S100 wall mount 1277 816 shown here with screwed on S100 wall flange 1244 708 2 100 wall flange 1244 708 C Installation height of wall plate and wall flange Distance of row of bores from floor 1910 mm 75 20 for dentistry 2060 mm 81 10 for ENT 2140 mm 84 25 for ophthalmology t 12 mm 0 47 thickness of the wall plate M 30 1385 en S100 Ceiling Mount S100 Wall Mount Issue 6 0 Fe Printed on 05 11 2007 Customer s preparatory responsibilities 73 t 12 mm 0 47 9 5 mm 0 37 10x 467 mm 18 39 5 l a IN Es o e IE E IE2. 10 RMS of vibration velocity mili inch sec gt a gd w 8 10 12 5 16 20 25 31 5 40 50 63 90 One third octaveband center frequencles Hz M 30 1385 en S100 Ceiling Mount S100 Wall Mount Issue 6 0 Printed on 05 11 2007 man 64 Customer s preparatory responsibilities Planning the electrical installation The following work is the customer s responsibility e A socket with a properly installed protective ground connection must be provided at the installation site near the ceiling flange Terminals for power connection are located on the ceiling mount e Make sure that the power outlet has a properly connected protective ground connector e Potential equalization take the necessary actions in the building to in corporate the system in protective potential equalization measures Installation of conduits e Inthe planning process make appropriate allowance for conduits re quired for additional future applications communications video mon itors etc Power requirements at the installation site e Please note the applicable national codes and regulations concerning the line cross section and fuse strength e Please use the following electrical specifications as a basis for on site electrical protection measures Rated voltage 115 VAC 100 120 VAC 10 230 VAC 220 240 VAC 10 Rated frequency 50 60 Hz Current Current consu
3. 2007 mem 52 Technical data Ophthalmology Wall mounts for ophthalmology recommended work ranges Wall mount with a 950mm suspension arm Ideal site of installation and work range for ophthalmology 39 37 N es II q a a M 30 1385 en 100 Ceiling Mount S100 Wall Mount Issue 6 0 Printed on 05 11 2007 Technical data Ophthalmology 53 Wall mount with a 600mm suspension arm Ideal site of installation and work range for ophthalmology 320 mm 700 mm lt __ gt lt a 12 60 27 56 N N X N IN 155 mm N CEEOL EE AE M 30 1385 en 100 Ceiling Mount S100 Wall Mount Issue 6 0 Printed on 05 11 2007 mem 54 Technical data Ophthalmology M 30 1385 en 100 Ceiling Mount S100 Wall Mount Issue 6 0 Printed on 05 11 2007 Technical data of examination units 55 Technical data of examination units 100 examination unit with illumination module 56 100 examination unit including light guide 57 M 30 1385 en 100 Ceiling Mount S100 Wall Mount Issue 6 0 Printed on 05 11 2007 mm 56 Technical data of examination units 100 examination unit with illumination module 100 examination unit for attachment to an external system carrier incl light guide and CZ illumination module 250mm 500mm 950 mm lt aa gt lt a 9 84 19 69 37 40 400 mm 330 mm h 2 15 75 12 99 4 400 mm 15 75
4. LY co 0 no om oa v m EE EE nn no No Ex Eg 1624 mm 1734 mm 68 27 1650 mm M 30 1385 en 100 Ceiling Mount S100 Wall Mount Issue 6 0 Printed on 05 11 2007 Technical data Ophthalmology 47 Determining the ceiling height for ophthalmology M 30 1385 en Caution e Taking the notes into account please answer the following questions Only then will Carl Zeiss be able to process your order properly and to install the ceiling mount correctly e Enclose a completed copy of this page with each order Order No Customer address Delivery address e Please measure exactly and enter results here Ceiling height room height from floor to struc Wral ceilling nike mm Admissible limit values for oph Maximum height 3 530 mm thalmology 138 98 Minimum height 2 250 mm 88 58 The column length of the ceiling mount will be adapted to the ceiling height specified in the order For ophthalmology determine the column length of the ceiling mount as follows Ceiling height 2 040 mm 80 31 length of the column EEE eee mm 2 040 mm aiana MM 80 31 Note The maximum possible column length is 1 500 mm 59 06 The minimum possible column length is 200 mm 7 87 Should you obtain a different value in your calculation please contact Carl Zeiss The ceiling flange must be mounted by the customer See Anchori
5. M 30 1385 en S100 Ceiling Mount S100 Wall Mount Issue 6 0 Printed on 05 11 2007 Technical data of examination units 57 100 examination unit including light guide 100 examination unit for attachment to an external system carrier including light guide 500 mm 950 mm lt a pe lt a 19 69 37 40 400 mm 15 75 M 30 1385 en S100 Ceiling Mount S100 Wall Mount Issue 6 0 Printed on 05 11 2007 mem 58 Technical data of examination units M 30 1385 en 100 Ceiling Mount S100 Wall Mount Issue 6 0 Printed on 05 11 2007 Customer s preparatory responsibilities Customer s preparatory responsibilities M 30 1385 en Customer s responsibilities Checking the installation conditions Building vibrations Planning the electrical installation Anchoring of the 100 ceiling mount Mounting the ceiling flange Aligning the column in a vertical position Constructional requirements for the ceiling mount Anchoring of the 100 wall mount 100 wall flange 1244 708 Aligning the wall flange in a vertical position Wall plate for S100 wall mount Constructional requirements for wall mounts Confirmation of the structural calculation and execution of installation 100 Ceiling Mount S100 Wall Mount Issue 6 0 Printed on 05 11 2007 59 60 60 62 64 66 66 68 68 70 70 71 72 74 75 60 Customer s preparatory responsibilities Customer s responsibilities Checking t
6. but mount it directly on the respective surface e On site conditions also include building vibrations which the structural engineer responsible must take into account right during the planning phase see page 62 Obtain a written confirmation from your structural engineer stating that possible building vibrations have been taken into account see page 75 100 Ceiling Mount S100 Wall Mount Issue 6 0 Printed on 05 11 2007 M 30 1385 en Customer s preparatory responsibilities 61 Obtain the structural verification for an existing substructure from a structural engineer i e make sure that the engineer confirms the ef fective strength of the existing anchors Structural verification must be performed prior to the installation of the mount Please add a copy of the Confirmation of structural calculation to your order see page 75 If an existing substructure is to be used make sure that the maximum inclination of the ceiling anchor plate under load does not exceed 0 5 The structural engineer must check that no modifications have been made to the substructure since the original installation When ordering a ceiling mount for installation on an existing substruc ture you have to take into account the height of the existing substruc ture in the calculation of the column length Warning e If an existing flange plate or intermediate piece must be exchanged never re use the old anchors New anchor holes must be dri
7. 5 lo N o 520 mm 20 47 550 mm 21 65 M 30 1385 en S100 Ceiling Mount S100 Wall Mount Issue 6 0 Printed on 05 11 2007 mem 74 Customer s preparatory responsibilities Constructional requirements for wall mounts M 30 1385 en The actual load on the wall depends on a large number of different fac tors The requirements to be met by the wall or substructure result from the addition of perpendicular forces and torques produced by the suspen sion system and accessories These are the forces to be transmitted into the structural wall via the wall mount The customer is responsible for providing a wall with sufficient load ca pacity Light construction walls for example can be reinforced by addi tional high stability posts The wall flange must be aligned in a vertical position with a max devia tion of 0 5 Forces and torques Warning The structural engineer must ensure in each individual case that the struc tural wall has a sufficient load capacity for the forces and torques listed below He must also take into account any additional loads on the wall and add an appropriate safety margin and must observe the applicable national codes and regulations Caution The perpendicular forces and torques specified below include an ad ditional load of 100 kg 220 Ib which is generated when a person hangs on the end of the suspension arm or the microscope Further safety margi
8. produced by the suspen sion system and accessories These are the forces to be transmitted into the structural ceiling via the ceiling anchors The column must be aligned in a vertical position max deviation 0 5 Forces and torques Warning The structural engineer must ensure in each individual case that the struc tural ceiling has a sufficient load capacity for the forces and torques listed below He must also take into account any additional loads on the ceiling and add an appropriate safety margin and must observe the applicable national codes and regulations Caution The perpendicular forces and torques specified below include an ad ditional load of 100 kg 220 Ib which is generated when a person hangs on the end of the suspension arm or the microscope Further safety margins have not been incorporated The perpendicular forces and torques have been calculated on the ba sis of the maximum permissible load on the suspension arm Foran S100 ceiling mount installed on the ceiling flange the structural ceiling must have the following load capacity Perpendicular force min 1200 N min 270 Ibf Torque min 1350 Nm min 996 Ibf ft 100 Ceiling Mount S100 Wall Mount Issue 6 0 Printed on 05 11 2007 Customer s preparatory responsibilities 69 M 30 1385 en 100 Ceiling Mount S100 Wall Mount Issue 6 0 Printed on 05 11 2007 mm 70 Customer s preparatory responsibilities Anchoring of
9. the 100 wall mount For recommended installation sites of the wall mount please see the il lustrations from page 20 Caution The wall mount must only be installed on the original wall flange or if nec essary on the original wall plate from Carl Zeiss 100 wall flange 1244 708 Caution When planning and installing the mount make sure that the orientation of the swivel range is correct Two stops at 163 determine the range which the carrier arm cannot reach Inthe wall mount with a 600mm suspension arm two stops at 163 determine the range which the suspension arm cannot reach Key A Cover W xH 213 x 426 mm 8 39 x 16 77 B 100 wall flange 1244 708 C Distance of top row of bores from floor 1910 mm 75 20 for dentistry 2060 mm 81 10 for ENT 2140 mm 84 25 for ophthalmology t 12 mm 0 47 thickness of the wall flange plate M 30 1385 en 100 Ceiling Mount S100 Wall Mount Issue 6 0 Printed on 05 11 2007 Customer s preparatory responsibilities 71 Aligning the wall flange in a vertical position t 1mm The wall flange must be aligned in a vertical position with a maximum 0 04 admissible deviation of 0 5 Use C type washers 305497 0002 000 to level out any unevenness of the mounting surface t 1mm 0 04 thickness of the C type washer D E a 60 mm 2 36 12 mm 0 47 p 75 180 mm 19 mm 0 t 12 mm 0 47
10. 0 1385 en 100 Ceiling Mount S100 Wall Mount 400 mm 15 75 1570 mm Issue 6 0 Printed on 05 11 2007 Technical data ENT 37 Determining the ceiling height for ENT M 30 1385 en Caution e Taking the notes into account please answer the following questions Only then will Carl Zeiss be able to process your order properly and to install the ceiling mount correctly e Enclose a completed copy of this page with each order Order No Customer address Delivery address e Please measure exactly and enter the results here Ceiling height room height from floor to struc tural ceiling lt a mm Admissible limit values for ENT Maximum height 3 450 mm 138 98 Minimum height 2 250 mm 88 58 The column length of the ceiling mount will be adapted to the ceiling height specified in the order For ENT determine the column length of the ceiling mount as follows Ceiling height 1 960 mm 77 17 length of the column eienen mm 1 960 mm 77 17 See MM Note The maximum possible column length is 1 500 mm 59 06 The minimum possible column length is 200 mm 7 87 Should you obtain a different value in your calculation please contact Carl Zeiss The ceiling flange must be mounted by the customer See Anchoring of the S100 ceiling mount page 66 S100 Ceiling Mount S100 Wall Mount Issue 6 0 Printed on 05 11 2007 mem 38 Technical data ENT Ceiling m
11. 0 Ceiling Mount S100 Wall Mount Issue 6 0 Printed on 05 11 2007 General technical data 21 Wall mount with a 600mm suspension arm possible installation sites M 30 1385 en 100 Ceiling Mount S100 Wall Mount Issue 6 0 Printed on 05 11 2007 mem 22 General technical data M 30 1385 en 100 Ceiling Mount S100 Wall Mount Issue 6 0 Printed on 05 11 2007 Technical data Dentistry Technical data Dentistry M 30 1385 en Ceiling mount for dentistry Dimensions of ceiling mount used in dentistry Determining the ceiling height for dentistry Ceiling mount for dentistry recommended work ranges Work range recommended for ideal installation site Work range recommended for alternative installation site Wall mounts for dentistry dimensions Wall mount with a 950mm suspension arm for dentistry Wall mount with a 600mm suspension arm for dentistry Wall mounts for dentistry recommended work ranges Work ranges recommended for wall mount with a 950 mm suspension arm Work ranges recommended for wall mount with a 600mm suspension arm 100 Centro suspension system for dentistry 100 Ceiling Mount S100 Wall Mount Issue 6 0 Printed on 05 11 2007 23 24 24 25 26 26 27 28 28 29 30 30 31 32 24 Technical data Dentistry Ceiling mount for dentistry Dimensions of ceiling mount used in dentistry 15 75 400 mm 15 75 a nn o oo N u cE c
12. 00 Wall Mount Issue 6 0 Printed on 05 11 2007 mem 26 Technical data Dentistry Ceiling mount for dentistry recommended work ranges Work range recommended for ideal installation site 800 mm 31 50 700 mm q 27 56 M 30 1385 en 100 Ceiling Mount S100 Wall Mount Issue 6 0 Printed on 05 11 2007 Technical data Dentistry 27 Work range recommended for alternative installation site 900 mm 35 43 M 30 1385 en 100 Ceiling Mount S100 Wall Mount Issue 6 0 Printed on 05 11 2007 mem 28 Technical data Dentistry Wall mounts for dentistry dimensions Wall mount with a 950mm suspension arm for dentistry A No stop 320 mm 500 mm 950 mm iat em 12 60 19 69 37 40 15 75 400 mm 15 75 LY z wo N E E 0 N e gt bo 1504 mm 59 21 1394 mm 54 88 724 mm M 30 1385 en 100 Ceiling Mount S100 Wall Mount Issue 6 0 Printed on 05 11 2007 Technical data Dentistry 29 Wall mount with a 600mm suspension arm for dentistry 320 mm 500 mm 600 mm a lt a DB 12 60 19 69 23 62 300 mm 11 81 300 mm 11 81 1420 mm z t N E E 0 N e gt Q 1504 mm 59 21 1394 mm 54 88 M 30 1385 en S100 Ceiling Mount S100 Wall Mount Issue 6 0 Printed on 05 11 2007 mem 30 Technical data Denti
13. E oo _ 9 Qo x ca EE 1504 mm 59 21 1394 mm 54 88 M 30 1385 en 100 Ceiling Mount S100 Wall Mount Issue 6 0 Printed on 05 11 2007 Technical data Dentistry 25 Determining the ceiling height for dentistry Caution e Taking the notes into account please answer the following questions Only then will Carl Zeiss be able to process your order properly and to install the ceiling mount correctly e Enclose a completed copy of this page with each order Order No Customer address Delivery address e Please measure exactly and enter the results here Ceiling height room height from floor to struc tural ceiling ok mm The column length of the ceiling mount will be adapted to the ceiling height specified in the order For dentistry determine the column length of the ceiling mount as fol lows Ceiling height 1810 mm 71 26 column length PEPEE EENT mm 1810 mm 71 26 S oer MM Note Fe The maximum possible column length is 1500 mm 59 06 The minimum possible column length is 200 mm 7 87 This results in the following limit values for the room height in dentistry maximum 3310 mm 130 31 minimum 2010 mm 79 13 Should you obtain a different value in your calculation please contact Carl Zeiss The ceiling flange must be mounted by the customer See Anchoring of the S100 ceiling mount page 66 M 30 1385 en S100 Ceiling Mount S1
14. S100 Ceiling Mount S100 Wall Mount Planning Manual M 30 1385 en Issue 6 0 Printed on 05 11 2007 Key to symbols OPMI Different symbols used in this user s manual draw your attention to safety aspects and useful tips The symbols are explained in the following Warning The warning triangle indicates potential sources of danger which may constitute a risk of injury for the user or a health hazard Caution The square indicates situations which may lead to malfunction defects collision or damage of the instrument Note The hand indicates hints on the use of the instrument or other tips for the user OPMI is a registered trademark of Carl Zeiss Contents M 30 1385 en 100 product range Ceiling mount Wall mounts Support units General technical data Minimum distances and pivot points Motion ranges of S100 suspension systems Standby positions Installation sites in the OR or the treatment room Technical data Dentistry Ceiling mount for dentistry Ceiling mount for dentistry recommended work ranges Wall mounts for dentistry dimensions Wall mounts for dentistry recommended work ranges 100 Centro suspension system for dentistry Technical data ENT Alternative mounting possibilities for OPMI pico in ENT Ceiling mount for ENT Ceiling mount for ENT recommended work ranges Wall mounts for ENT dimensions Wall mounts for ENT recommended work ranges Technical data Opht
15. al regulations and the planning manual the structural checking of an existing substructure the structural calculation of a substructure built on site the final checking and release of the structural calculations Name and address Of __ wrrr es sstsststesteseeseeseeeeseeseeeceecsecsecseeseecsacsecsecsenaeecsecascaaeaseateas the Structural engineer _ eeeneenneneneneneenenesnnennnmennnnennnnne Date Signature The installer for the proper mounting of the pre installation set or the ceiling or wall flange from Carl Zeiss Nameand address Of users ae eben the executing COMPANY oieeeeeeeeeccsseesssssssesssssnesesssneeessnneeessnneeessnneeensnneeeentneeeenneeeentees and installers name Date Signature S100 Ceiling Mount S100 Wall Mount Issue 6 0 Printed on 05 11 2007 mem 76 Customer s preparatory responsibilities M 30 1385 en 100 Ceiling Mount S100 Wall Mount Issue 6 0 Printed on 05 11 2007 Index M 30 1385 en Index 77 A Adapter for S100 wall mount compl 1277 816 72 Additional load of 100 kg 68 74 Aligning the column in a vertical position 68 Anchoring of S100 ceiling mount 66 Anchoring of S100 wall mount 70 B Building vibrations 60 62 Cc Carrier units technical data 55 Ceiling flange 66 Ceiling flange mounting of 66 Ceiling flange original from Carl Zeiss 66 Ceiling height 25 37 47 66 Ceiling mount 6 Ceiling mount for dentistry 24 Ceiling mount for dentistry
16. ayout 75 Installation sites in OR or treatment room 18 Installation proper 75 K Key to symbols 2 L Load on the ceiling or wall 60 Load on the ceiling actual 68 Load on the wall actual 74 Loads on the wall additional 74 M Minimum distances 8 Motion range of S100 ceiling mount 10 Motion range of wall mount with 600mm suspension arm 14 Motion range of wall mount with 950mm suspension arm 12 Mounting height determining 25 37 47 Mounting possibilities for OPMI pico in ENT 34 O Ophthalmology technical data 45 Original ceiling flange 66 Original wall flange 70 72 Original wall plate 70 P Perpendicular force 68 74 Pivot point of ceiling mount 9 Pivot point of wall mount 9 Pivot points 8 Planning the electrical installation 64 S100 Ceiling Mount S100 Wall Mount Issue 6 0 Printed on 05 11 2007 M 30 1385 en Index 79 Potential equalization 64 Power requirements at installation site 64 Product range 5 Protective ground connection socket 64 R Reinforcing the light construction walls 74 Review and release 75 Row of bores distance from floor 70 S S100 examination unit incl light guide 57 S100 examination unit with illumination module 56 S100 product range 5 Signature confirm by 75 Standby position 8 Standby positions 17 Structural calculation 75 Structural calculation confirmation of 75 Structural engineer 60 68 74 75 Structural engineer obligatory written confirmation 60 S
17. gy 48 Work ranges recommended wall mount for ophthalmology 52 Work ranges recommended wall mounts for dentistry 30 Work ranges recommended wall mounts for ENT 42 Z Zeiss service 60 M 30 1385 en S100 Ceiling Mount S100 Wall Mount Issue 6 0 Printed on 05 11 2007 81 M 30 1385 en 100 Ceiling Mount S100 Wall Mount Issue 6 0 Printed on 05 11 2007 mm M 30 1385 en Carl Zeiss Surgical GmbH A Carl Zeiss Meditec Company Fax 49 0 7364 20 48 23 Email surgical meditec zeiss com 73446 Oberkochen Internet www meditec zeiss com Germany Printed in Germany CG ST
18. halmology Ceiling mount for ophthalmology Ceiling mount for ophthalmology recommended work ranges Wall mounts for ophthalmology Wall mounts for ophthalmology recommended work ranges 100 Ceiling Mount S100 Wall Mount Issue 6 0 Printed on 05 11 2007 O O oO a 10 17 18 23 24 26 28 30 32 33 34 36 38 40 42 45 46 48 50 52 M 30 1385 en Technical data of examination units 100 examination unit with illumination module 100 examination unit including light guide Customer s preparatory responsibilities Customer s responsibilities Planning the electrical installation Anchoring of the S100 ceiling mount Anchoring of the S100 wall mount Confirmation of the structural calculation and execution of installation Index 100 Ceiling Mount S100 Wall Mount Issue 6 0 55 56 57 59 60 64 66 70 75 77 Printed on 05 11 2007 100 product range 5 100 product range Ceiling mount 6 Wall mounts 6 Support units 6 M 30 1385 en 100 Ceiling Mount S100 Wall Mount Issue 6 0 Printed on 05 11 2007 mm 6 100 product range Ceiling mount Cat No 1151 515 Wall mounts with 950mm suspension arm with 600 mm suspension arm Cat No 1080 347 Cat No 1148 883 Support units for attachment to external including light guide and CZ illu including light guide examination unit mination module Cat No 1095 091 Cat N
19. he installation conditions Fr M 30 1385 en Note Zeiss service staff can mount the ceiling or wall mount only if all points of the following checklist applicable to the relevant installation conditions have been fulfilled The actual load on the ceiling or wall depends on a large number of dif ferent factors which must be determined in detail by a structural engineer on a case to case basis Constructional requirements for ceiling mounts see page 68 Constructional requirements for wall mounts see page 74 Caution Make sure that a structural engineer checks the installation conditions during the planning procedure Structural verification must be per formed prior to the installation of the mount We recommend filing the structural verification in the ceiling or wall mount documentation e Obtain a written confirmation from a structural engineer stating that the applicable national codes and regulations have been complied with e Please add a copy of the Confirmation of structural calculation to your order see page 75 e If any differences exist between the planning documents and the ac tual on site situation please inform your contact at Carl Zeiss or the planning expert prior to the installation of the ceiling or wall flange or of the pre installation set e The system should be installed on a hard level surface e g concrete Do not countersink the ceiling flange pre installation set or wall flange
20. ical data 17 Standby positions Possible standby positions of the wall mounts The following illustrations show the possible standby positions for the wall mounts with 950mm and 600mm suspension arms Wall mount with a 950mm suspension arm Wall mount with a 600mm suspension arm 420mm 540mm 245mm 540mm gt gt nn u gt 16 54 21 26 30 21 26 Els z E3 3 a e y 483mm 530mm zoomi 530mm 19 02 20 87 70 45 20 87 El EB x bl 490mm 525mm 260mm 525mm a gt lt a 19 29 g 20 67 10 24 20 67 20 47 20 47 1 20 1 20 M 30 1385 en S100 Ceiling Mount S100 Wall Mount Issue 6 0 Printed on 05 11 2007 mem 18 General technical data Installation sites in the OR or the treatment room Ceiling mount ideal installation above the patient 200 mm 7 87 200 mm 7 87 1000 mm 39 37 M 30 1385 en S100 Ceiling Mount S100 Wall Mount Issue 6 0 Printed on 05 11 2007 General technical data 19 Ceiling mount alternative installation to the patient s side 200mm 200mm 7 87 7 87 lt lt lt p 1000 mm 39 37 M 30 1385 en S100 Ceiling Mount S100 Wall Mount Issue 6 0 Printed on 05 11 2007 mem 20 General technical data Wall mount with a 950mm suspension arm possible installation sites M 30 1385 en 10
21. ico in ENT Ceiling mount for ENT Dimensions of ceiling mount for ENT Determining the ceiling height for ENT Ceiling mount for ENT recommended work ranges Work range recommended for ideal installation site Work range recommended for alternative installation site Wall mounts for ENT dimensions Wall mount with a 950mm suspension arm for ENT Wall mount with a 600mm suspension arm for ENT Wall mounts for ENT recommended work ranges Work ranges recommended for wall mount with a 950 mm suspension arm Work ranges recommended for wall mount with a 600mm suspension arm 100 Ceiling Mount S100 Wall Mount Issue 6 0 Printed on 05 11 2007 33 34 36 36 37 38 38 39 40 40 41 42 42 43 34 Technical data ENT Alternative mounting possibilities for OPMI pico in ENT 1 Direct vertical mounting of OPMI pico in the downward direction on the 100 suspension arm via the microscope s support arm 2 Mounting of OPMI pico with a 120 coupling on the S100 suspension arm M 30 1385 en 100 Ceiling Mount S100 Wall Mount Issue 6 0 Printed on 05 11 2007 Technical data ENT 35 M 30 1385 en 100 Ceiling Mount S100 Wall Mount Issue 6 0 Printed on 05 11 2007 mm 36 Technical data ENT Ceiling mount for ENT Dimensions of ceiling mount for ENT co amp N _ te ow Oe mn E E E o D D N no Ex E 1654 mm 65 12 1544 mm 60 79 peiss M 3
22. lled When calculating the effective strength of the new anchors the struc tural engineer must take into account the weakening effect of the old holes in the ceiling or wall Planning the installation e Inspect the mounting components supplied for completeness and damage Prior to the installation of a ceiling or wall mount you must always check that the actual installation conditions in particular the room height for ceiling mounts correspond to the specifications in the drawing Make sure that the anchors calculated by your structural engineer are properly installed that the nuts and washers required to mount the Zeiss flange are readily available at the installation site and that the maximum tightening torque for the nuts is indicated For new installation the ceiling flange must be mounted before the false ceiling is attached Printed on 05 11 2007 100 Ceiling Mount S100 Wall Mount Issue 6 0 peiss 62 Building vibrations M 30 1385 en Customer s preparatory responsibilities The on site requirements also include the low vibration design of the ceiling in the OR This must be taken into account right during the plan ning phase for the ceiling mount The following information primarily refers to the ceiling mount but it can also be applied to a wall mount or floor stand Two types of excitation factors must be distinguished Single events which excite short term vibration Induced by inadvertent knock
23. mine the range which the suspension arm cannot reach Key Ceiling flange dia 300 mm 11 81 Ceiling height 2 250 mm 88 58 Maximum 3 300 mm 129 92 in dentistry Maximum 3 450 mm 135 83 in ENT Maximum 3 530 mm 138 98 in ophthalmology Cover dia 361 mm 14 21 Column dia 60 mm 2 36 Column length 100 Ceiling Mount S100 Wall Mount Issue 6 0 Printed on 05 11 2007 Customer s preparatory responsibilities 67 361mm 14 21 2300mm 11 81 74 mm 2 91 m 50 mm 1 97 a a b f 7 ae M 30 1385 en 100 Ceiling Mount S100 Wall Mount Issue 6 0 Printed on 05 11 2007 mem 68 Customer s preparatory responsibilities Aligning the column in a vertical position t 1mm 0 04 lt 60 mm 2 36 e The column must be aligned in a vertical position with a maximum ad missible deviation of 0 5 Use C type washers 305497 0002 000 to level out any uneven ness of the mounting surface t 1 mm 0 04 thickness of the C type washer Or if the mounting surface is very uneven you can use longer threaded bolts with additional nuts and washers to align the flange component Constructional requirements for the ceiling mount M 30 1385 en The actual load on the ceiling depends on a large number of different fac tors The requirements to be met by the ceiling or substructure result from the addition of perpendicular forces and torques
24. mm M 30 1385 en 100 Ceiling Mount S100 Wall Mount Issue 6 0 Printed on 05 11 2007 Technical data ENT 43 Work ranges recommended for wall mount with a 600mm suspension arm 320 mm 700 mm i aaf 27 56 AAEL ESSA N RN RN Ka M 30 1385 en S100 Ceiling Mount S100 Wall Mount Issue 6 0 Printed on 05 11 2007 mem 44 Technical data ENT M 30 1385 en 100 Ceiling Mount S100 Wall Mount Issue 6 0 Printed on 05 11 2007 Technical data Ophthalmology Technical data Ophthalmology M 30 1385 en Ceiling mount for ophthalmology Dimensions of ceiling mount in ophthalmology Determining the ceiling height for ophthalmology Ceiling mount for ophthalmology recommended work ranges Work range recommended for ideal installation site Work range recommended for alternative installation site Wall mounts for ophthalmology Wall mount with a 950mm suspension arm for ophthalmology Wall mount with a 600mm suspension arm for ophthalmology Wall mounts for ophthalmology recommended work ranges Wall mount with a 950mm suspension arm Wall mount with a 600mm suspension arm 100 Ceiling Mount S100 Wall Mount Issue 6 0 Printed on 05 11 2007 45 46 46 47 48 48 49 50 50 51 52 52 53 46 Technical data Ophthalmology Ceiling mount for ophthalmology Dimensions of ceiling mount in ophthalmology 15 75 400 mm 15 75
25. mption of halogen light source consumption Max 2 0 A at 115 VAC Max 1 0 A at 230 VAC Current consumption of xenon light source Max 5 0 A at 115 VAC Max 2 5 A at 230 VAC Electrical Complying with IEC 60601 1 EN 60 601 1 standard UL 60 601 1 CAN CSA C22 2 601 1 M90 Protection class I degree of protection IPXO Type B equipment The system has been designed for continuous operation M 30 1385 en S100 Ceiling Mount S100 Wall Mount Issue 6 0 pani Printed on 05 11 2007 Customer s preparatory responsibilities 65 M 30 1385 en 100 Ceiling Mount S100 Wall Mount Issue 6 0 Printed on 05 11 2007 mm 66 Customer s preparatory responsibilities Anchoring of the 100 ceiling mount n For recommended installation sites of the ceiling mount please see the illustrations from page 18 Caution The ceiling mount must only be installed on the original ceiling flange sup plied by the company Carl Zeiss Mounting the ceiling flange n M 30 1385 en Caution When planning and installing the system make sure that the orientation of the swivel range is correct The swivel range of the carrier arm about the column is limited by two stops at 163 In accordance with the installation drawings the swivel range of 163 must be marked on the column and ceiling flange with a waterproof pen The two stops determine the range beyond which the carrier arm can not reach Two stops at 163 deter
26. n high frequencies which are critical for this particular constellation lead to vibrations e g 17 Hz 19 Hz Such excitation factors can usually be suppressed by the following meas ures elimination of the excitation source e g repair of damping of the air conditioning system constructional damping measures in the ceiling installation 100 Ceiling Mount S100 Wall Mount Issue 6 0 Printed on 05 11 2007 Customer s preparatory responsibilities 63 Due to the large number of parameters involved and the variety of poten tial building ceiling mount constellations Carl Zeiss Surgical is unable to give an absolute guarantee for the vibration free suspension of the ceiling mount even if the building meets the applicable ISO standards However it is highly improbable that constant vibrations are transferred to the ceiling mount if all requirements regarding vibrations in the OR ceiling are met Max vibration velocity RMS at the installation points for the ceiling mount Vmax lt 0 1 mm s or Vmax lt 4 milli inches s or below the curves di agram for the specified frequency range Sources Carl Zeiss Surgical in house study ISO 10811 recommenda tions for ORs 0 1 RMS of vibration velocity mm sec 0 01 gt a w 10 12 5 16 20 25 31 5 40 50 63 90 One third octaveband center frequencles Hz 100
27. ng of the S100 ceiling mount page 66 100 Ceiling Mount S100 Wall Mount Issue 6 0 Printed on 05 11 2007 mem 48 Technical data Ophthalmology Ceiling mount for ophthalmology recommended work ranges Work range recommended for ideal installation site 1000 mm 39 37 M 30 1385 en 100 Ceiling Mount S100 Wall Mount Issue 6 0 Printed on 05 11 2007 Technical data Ophthalmology 49 Work range recommended for alternative installation site 1000 mm E 39 37 M 30 1385 en S100 Ceiling Mount S100 Wall Mount Issue 6 0 Printed on 05 11 2007 50 Technical data Ophthalmology Wall mounts for ophthalmology Wall mount with a 950mm suspension arm for ophthalmology A No stop 320 mm 500 mm 950 mm lt gt 12 60 19 69 37 40 15 75 400 mm 15 75 D lt f E re N 1734 mm 68 27 1624 mm 63 27 1650 mm M 30 1385 en 100 Ceiling Mount S100 Wall Mount Issue 6 0 Printed on 05 11 2007 Technical data Ophthalmology 51 Wall mount with a 600mm suspension arm for ophthalmology 320mm 500mm eh 12 60 19 69 11 81 300 mm 11 81 al Tt m E E ee w N 1734 mm 68 27 1624 mm 63 27 1650 mm 1054 mm af a K M 30 1385 en S100 Ceiling Mount S100 Wall Mount Issue 6 0 Printed on 05 11
28. ns have not been incorporated The perpendicular forces and torques have been calculated on the ba sis of the maximum permissible load on the suspension arm i e a sur gical microscope with maximum admissible accessories Foran S100 wall mount the structural wall must be able to accept the following forces and torques 100 wall mount with a 950mm suspension arm Perpendicular force min 1 110 N min 250 Ibf Torque vertical min 1 690 Nm min 1 250 Ibf ft Torque horizontal min 1 340 Nm min 990 Ibf ft 100 wall mount with a 600mm suspension arm Perpendicular force min 1 090 N min 245 Ibf Torque vertical min 1 350 Nm min 1 000 Ibf ft Torque horizontal min 1 020 Nm min 755 Ibf ft 100 Ceiling Mount S100 Wall Mount Issue 6 0 Printed on 05 11 2007 Customer s preparatory responsibilities 15 Confirmation of the structural calculation and execution of installation M 30 1385 en Sales order n kennen Customer address __ gt rmrevssssestestestescesceeeseceeeeseecnaceaenecseeasecsecsacsecssessessassecseeaseasenees Delivery address nee By signing below the following persons confirm that they have per formed their work in a proper and orderly way The structural engineer for the selection and layout of the installation site taking possible build ing vibrations into account the structural calculation taking into account the applicable nation
29. o 1095 094 M 30 1385 en S100 Ceiling Mount S100 Wall Mount Issue 6 0 Printed on 05 11 2007 General technical data T General technical data Minimum distances and pivot points 8 Motion ranges of S100 suspension systems 10 Motion range of S100 ceiling mount 10 Motion range of the wall mount with a 950mm suspension arm 12 Motion range of the wall mount with a 600mm suspension arm 14 Standby positions 17 Possible standby positions of the wall mounts 17 Installation sites in the OR or the treatment room 18 Ceiling mount ideal installation above the patient 18 Ceiling mount alternative installation to the patient s side 19 Wall mount with a 950mm suspension arm possible installation sites 20 Wall mount with a 600mm suspension arm possible installation sites 21 M 30 1385 en S100 Ceiling Mount S100 Wall Mount Issue 6 0 Printed on 05 11 2007 mm 8 General technical data Minimum distances and pivot points Minimum distances For the installation of the wall mount please observe the necessary min imum distances from walls as a function of the selected standby position also see the drawing below Please also make sure that the mount cannot collide with doors or other examination configurations Any collisions with doors and other examination configurations must also be avoided in the case of the ceiling mount M 30 1385 en 100 Ceiling Mount S100 Wall Mount Issue 6 0 Printed on 05 11 2007 Gene
30. ormally work exactly in the middle between these two positions It is possible to move the arms a little beyond the se positions The wall mount with a 600 mm suspension arm provides a semi circu lar motion and work range of 180 This is achieved by the swivel ran ge of the carrier arm of 105 and the possibility of also folding the suspension arm toward the carrier arm in the opposite direction Key 1 45 position of the suspension arm relative to the carrier arm corresponds to a radius of 700 mm 27 56 2 122 position of the suspension arm relative to the carrier arm corresponds to a radius of 1 300 mm 51 18 3 Carrier arm length 500 mm 19 69 provides a swivel range of 105 supports the suspension arm 4 Suspension arm length 600 mm 23 62 provides a swivel range of 163 relative to the carrier arm Caution When planning and installing the mount make sure that the orienta tion of the swivel range is correct 5 Center of the carrier arm s swivel range relative to the 105 stops 6 Motion and work range of the wall mount M 30 1385 en 100 Ceiling Mount S100 Wall Mount Issue 6 0 pani Printed on 05 11 2007 General technical data 15 s E iig VILAN M 30 1385 en S100 Ceiling Mount S100 Wall Mount Issue 6 0 Printed on 05 11 2007 mem 16 General technical data M 30 1385 en 100 Ceiling Mount S100 Wall Mount Issue 6 0 Printed on 05 11 2007 General techn
31. ount for ENT recommended work ranges Work range recommended for ideal installation site M 30 1385 en 100 Ceiling Mount S100 Wall Mount Issue 6 0 pani Printed on 05 11 2007 Technical data ENT 39 Work range recommended for alternative installation site 700 mm 27 56 R 1300 mm R 51 18 M 30 1385 en S100 Ceiling Mount S100 Wall Mount Issue 6 0 Printed on 05 11 2007 mem 40 Technical data ENT Wall mounts for ENT dimensions Wall mount with a 950mm suspension arm for ENT A No stop 320 mm 500 mm 950 mm a p gt lt a 12 60 19 69 37 40 15 75 Y A 400 mm 15 75 TV hu E ee N o N 1654 mm 65 12 1544 mm 60 79 1570 mm M 30 1385 en 100 Ceiling Mount S100 Wall Mount Issue 6 0 Printed on 05 11 2007 Technical data ENT 41 Wall mount with a 600mm suspension arm for ENT 320 mm 500 mm 600 mm lt _ _ gt gt 12 60 19 69 23 62 11 81 300 mm 11 81 bgu co E N N 1654 mm 65 12 1544 mm 60 79 1060 mm 41 73 1570 mm 61 81 M 30 1385 en S100 Ceiling Mount S100 Wall Mount Issue 6 0 Printed on 05 11 2007 mem 42 Technical data ENT Wall mounts for ENT recommended work ranges Work ranges recommended for wall mount with a 950 mm suspension arm 1000
32. ponds to a radius of 1 300 mm 51 18 Carrier arm length 500 mm 19 69 provides a swivel range of 163 about the column supports the suspension arm Motion and work range of the ceiling mount Suspension arm length 950 mm 37 40 provides a swivel range of 163 relative to the carrier arm Caution When planning and installing the mount make sure that the orienta tion of the swivel range is correct Center of the carrier arm s swivel range relative to the 163 stops Caution When planning and installing the mount make sure that the orienta tion of the swivel range is correct 100 Ceiling Mount S100 Wall Mount Issue 6 0 Printed on 05 11 2007 General technical data 11 M 30 1385 en 100 Ceiling Mount S100 Wall Mount Issue 6 0 Printed on 05 11 2007 mem 12 General technical data Motion range of the wall mount with a 950mm suspension arm Fr M 30 1385 en Notes The motion and work range of the suspension system is determined by the 45 and 122 positions between the suspension arm and the carrier arm The system can be easily moved between these two po sitions allowing reliable positioning of the surgical microscope Plan the location of the suspension system relative to the patient in such a way that you normally work exactly in the middle between these two positions It is possible to move the arms a little beyond the se positions The wall mount with a 950mm s
33. ral technical data 9 Determining the pivot points The specifications for the installation areas always refer to the pivot points of the mounts The illustration below shows you the positions of the pivot points Key 1 Pivot point of wall mount 2 Pivot point of ceiling mount M 30 1385 en 100 Ceiling Mount S100 Wall Mount Issue 6 0 Printed on 05 11 2007 mem 10 General technical data Motion ranges of S100 suspension systems Motion range of S100 ceiling mount Fr a a M 30 1385 en Notes The motion and work range of the suspension system is determined by the 45 and 122 positions between the suspension arm and the carrier arm The system can be easily moved between these two po sitions allowing reliable positioning of the surgical microscope Plan the location of the suspension system relative to the patient in such a way that you normally work exactly in the middle between these two positions It is possible to move the arms a little beyond the positions given The ceiling mount provides a circular motion and work range of 360 This is achieved by the swivel range of the carrier arm mounted on the column of 163 and the possibility of also folding the suspension arm toward the carrier arm in the opposite direction Key 45 position of the suspension arm relative to the carrier arm corresponds to a radius of 700 mm 27 56 122 position of the suspension arm relative to the carrier arm corres
34. recommended work ranges 26 Ceiling mount for ENT 36 Ceiling mount for ENT recommended work ranges 38 Ceiling mount for ophthalmology 46 Ceiling mount for ophthalmology recommended work ranges 48 Ceiling mount alternative installation on patient s side 19 Ceiling mount ideal installation above the patient 18 Centro suspension system 32 Checking the installation conditions 60 Collision with other examination configurations 8 Column diameter 66 Column length 66 Column length for dentistry 25 Column length for ENT 37 Column length for ophthalmology 47 Column vertical alignment 68 Conduits installation of 64 Confirmation of execution of installation 75 Confirmation of structural calculation 75 Constructional requirements 60 Constructional requirements for ceiling mount 68 Constructional requirements for wall mounts 74 Cover 66 70 C type washers 305497 0002 000 68 71 Customer s responsibilities 60 100 Ceiling Mount S100 Wall Mount Issue 6 0 Printed on 05 11 2007 78 M 30 1385 en Index Customer s preparatory responsibilities 59 D Dentistry technical data for 23 Determining the ceiling height for dentistry 25 Dimensions of ceiling mount for dentistry 24 E ENT technical data for 33 Execution of installation confirmation of 75 F Forces and torques 68 74 I Installation conditions checking of 60 Installation height of wall plate and wall flange 72 Installation site 60 Installation site l
35. s against the suspension system or strong impact against ceiling wall or floor This is the most frequent but least critical type of excitation The ZEISS ceiling mount features excellent damping against this type of vibration and displays a short recovery time In extreme cases surgery has to be interrupted for a few moments Constant excitation causing sustained vibration The excitation energy of factors such as elevators air conditioning sys tems construction work traffic does not easily reach the ceiling mount via the building This type of excitation is extremely rare but may lead to per manent vibration of the ceiling mount in extreme cases This becomes particularly visible at high magnifications as used in the surgical micro scope The following result of a study is intended to help you understand constant vibration excitation occurring in rare cases in ceiling mounts eliminate it or prevent it from the outset in new installations Like any kinematic system the Zeiss ceiling mount displays eigenfre quencies resonance frequencies that range between 2 and 80 Hz de pending on the position of the system and the accessories attached to it The ZEISS ceiling mount provides very effective damping in particular against higher frequencies above 10 Hz which are typical of buildings with electrical excitation factors Nevertheless it may happen in rare cases when the ceiling mount s suspension arm is in a specific position that eve
36. stry Wall mounts for dentistry recommended work ranges Work ranges recommended for wall mount with a 950 mm suspension arm 1000 mm u ws ws ws ws ws ws ws ws os ws ws ws ws ws ws ws N gt M 30 1385 en S100 Ceiling Mount S100 Wall Mount Issue 6 0 Printed on 05 11 2007 Technical data Dentistry 31 Work ranges recommended for wall mount with a 600mm suspension arm 700 mm 27 56 320 mm 12 60 Y M 30 1385 en S100 Ceiling Mount S100 Wall Mount Issue 6 0 Printed on 05 11 2007 mem 32 Technical data Dentistry 100 Centro suspension system for dentistry M 30 1385 en The S100 Centro suspension system is an S100 suspension system without column This version has been specially designed for installation on the Centro column from KaVo An adapter from KaVo KaVo Cat No 1 002 0345 permits the S100 Centro suspension system to be installed on the Centro column Interface 1 between the Centro column and the S100 Centro suspension system i e the axis of adapter 1 002 0345 must be aligned in a vertical position max deviation 0 5 1 Interface between Centro column and S100 Centro suspension sys tem 2400 mm 3400 mm 1570 mm 100 Ceiling Mount S100 Wall Mount Issue 6 0 Printed on 05 11 2007 Technical data ENT Technical data ENT M 30 1385 en Alternative mounting possibilities for OPMI p
37. tructural verification 60 Substructure produced on site 75 Substructures existing 60 Support units 6 Swivel range orientation of 66 70 T Technical data Dentistry 23 Technical data ENT 33 Technical data for ophthalmology 45 Technical data of examination units 55 Threaded bolts longer 68 Torque 68 Torque horizontal 74 Torque vertical 74 V Vibration short term 62 Vibration sustained 62 W Wall flange 70 Wall flange original from Carl Zeiss 72 Wall flange vertical alignment 71 Wall mount 6 Wall mount for ENT 40 Wall mount on less stable walls 72 Wall mount with 600mm suspension arm possible installation sites 21 100 Ceiling Mount S100 Wall Mount Issue 6 0 Printed on 05 11 2007 80 Index Wall mount with 600mm suspension arm standby position 17 Wall mount with 950mm suspension arm possible installation sites 20 Wall mount with 950mm suspension arm standby position 17 Wall mount constructional requirements 74 Wall mount ENT with 600mm suspension arm 41 50 51 Wall mounts for dentistry dimensions 28 Wall mounts for dentistry recommended work ranges 30 Wall mounts for ENT dimensions 40 Wall mounts for ENT recommended work ranges 42 Wall mounts for ophthalmology 50 Wall mounts for ophthalmology recommended work ranges 52 Work ranges recommended ceiling mount for dentistry 26 Work ranges recommended ceiling mount for ENT 38 Work ranges recommended ceiling mount for ophthalmolo
38. uspension arm provides a semi circu lar motion and work range of 180 This is achieved by the swivel ran ge of the carrier arm of 105 and the possibility of also folding the suspension arm toward the carrier arm in the opposite direction Key 45 position of the suspension arm relative to the carrier arm corresponds to a radius of 700 mm 27 56 122 position of the suspension arm relative to the carrier arm corresponds to a radius of 1 300 mm 51 18 Carrier arm length 500 mm 19 69 provides a swivel range of 105 supports the suspension arm Length of the suspension arm 950 mm 37 40 Center of the carrier arm s swivel range relative to the 105 stops Motion and work range of the wall mount 100 Ceiling Mount S100 Wall Mount Issue 6 0 Printed on 05 11 2007 13 General technical data Issue 6 0 Printed on 05 11 2007 100 Ceiling Mount S100 Wall Mount y UUs WMA l AN M 30 1385 en 14 General technical data Motion range of the wall mount with a 600mm suspension arm Notes Fer The motion and work range of the suspension system is determined by the 45 and 122 positions between the suspension arm and the carrier arm The system can be easily moved between these two po sitions allowing reliable positioning of the surgical microscope Plan the location of the suspension system relative to the patient in such a way that you n
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