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UL Solutions offers a whitepaper on IEC 80601-2-52 medical bed safety standards updates.

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LinkedInAug 11, 2026
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IEC 80601-2-52 is a major update to medical bed safety standards. It’s crucial for manufacturers to understand the changes now and plan a seamless transition. We’ve developed a comprehensive whitepaper that outlines the standard’s key changes, including: • Expanded Application Environments, including mental-health facilities • New scope, including electric and non-electric medical beds • Extra requirements to protect patients and caregivers • Changes to testing procedures and timelines • Updates to previous exemptions on alarms • And much more If you’re responsible for medical bed compliance, this is a must-read resource. Download now: https://s.ul.com/3TKCImk #ComplianceProfessionals #MedicalDeviceCompliance #IEC80601252 #RegulatoryCompliance

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