!
MENU
Toggle navigation
Products
Ionization
Room Ionization
Access Control
SmartLog Pro® 2
Combo Tester X3 with Turnstile
Data Acquisition
SmartLog Pro® Manager
Factory Closeouts
What's New
Resources
Videos
REGISTER / LOGIN
SHOP
CART (
0
)
SUBSCRIBE TO OUR EMAIL LIST - Be the first to know
about exclusive deals, tips, new products & more!
Questions And Answers
#
81
List All Questions
Search
List by Category
Question
What ESD protection method, equipment, & packaging do you recommend for servicing electro-mechanical equipment at a customer site? The equipment is not easily moved to an ESD controlled area and therefore usually serviced where it is used. The equipment is typically used in the hospital environment, nursing homes, and sometimes (though infrequently) at a patients home. The equipment is connected using hospital grade 3-pin 120V AC outlets during troubleshooting. The power is then disconnected before removing and replacing the defective IC or circuit board. - Anonymous, Batesville, IN
Answer
We recommend to follow the following precautions when working in the "Field Service" environment. When handling ESD sensitive components remove power from euqipment (if not necessary) for safety ground all conductors (equipment chassis, field service mat, field service technician, etc.)
Related Categories:
Grounding
If you have found this Q/A useful, please rate it based on its helpfulness.
This question has been rated:
(
0
% at
0
Ratings)