72 devices · GMDN 35124
A medical device integration rack is a stationary or mobile cabinet-like structure designed to mount, organize, and support multiple medical devices that are intended to work together as an integrated system. It provides physical support, electrical connectivity via grounded outlets, and functional workspaces such as pull-out shelves or surfaces to facilitate coordinated use of interconnected instrumentation in clinical settings.
When supplied with the intended medical devices installed, the integration rack and its instrumentation together form a system that requires identification as a unified product for regulatory purposes. These racks are typically designed for mobility, include safety features like grounding, and are regulated based on the combined system they support, not as standalone accessories.
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