Somatom Go Planning Guide For All Systems

SOMATOM go.

Site Planning Guide – System
Specific requirements for CT project planning
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SOMATOM go.All / go.Fit / go.Top
SOMATOM go.Sim / go.Open Pro
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Print No. C2-081.891.01.17.02, Revision date: 09.22
Table of contents
1 General information 6
1.1 Preamble 6
1.1.1 CT Basic PG 6
1.1.2 CT Options PG 6
1.2 Safety information 6
1.2.1 Warning notes 6
1.2.2 Regulatory affairs 10
1.3 System configuration 10
1.4 Notes 13
1.4.1 Validity 13
1.4.2 Additional documentation 13
1.4.3 Preliminaries 13
1.4.4 Notes with respect to drawings and figures 14
1.5 Handover to service 14
2 Room planning 15
2.1 General notes 15
2.1.1 Manufacturer and legal notes 15
2.1.2 Flooring 15
2.1.3 Room climate 15
2.2 Room data 15
2.2.1 Area requirements (minimum technical requirement) 16
2.3 Dimensions of components 23
2.3.1 SOMATOM go.Now with PHS Vector 24
2.3.2 SOMATOM go.Now with PHS Vario 1 25
2.3.3 SOMATOM go.Up / go.All / go.Top / go.Fit with PHS Vario 1 / Vario RT 26
2.3.4 SOMATOM go.Up / go.All / go.Top / go.Fit with Vario 2 27
2.3.5 SOMATOM go.Sim / go.Open Pro with Vario RT 28
2.3.6 SOMATOM go.Sim / go.Open Pro with Vario 2 29
2.3.7 PHS Vector 30
2.3.8 PHS Vario 1 / Vario RT on go.Now 31
2.3.9 PHS Vario 1 / Vario RT on go.Up / go.All / go.Top / go.Fit 32
2.3.10 PHS Vario RT on go.Sim / go.Open Pro 33
2.3.11 PHS Vario 2 on go.Up / go.All / go.Top / go.Fit / go.Sim / go.Open Pro 34
2.3.12 Operating console 34
2.3.13 Wireless access point (option) 35
2.3.14 Haloriel (option) 36
2.3.15 Mechanical Docking Station (Option) 37
2.3.16 Injector arm on go.Sim / go.Open Pro 41
2.4 Radiation protection 42
2.4.1 Regulations 42
2.4.2 Visual radiation warning indicators 43
2.4.3 Radiation locking 43
2.4.4 Local dose distribution 44
2.5 Static requirements 51
2.5.1 Floor requirements for gantry and patient table 51
2.5.2 Gantry floor loads 51
2.5.3 Floor and building vibrations 54
3 Installation preparation 57
3.1 General notes and regulations 57
3.2 Installation of components 57
3.2.1 Gantry 57
3.2.2 Patient table 59
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3.2.3 Floor mounting (gantry and patient table) 63

3.2.4 Console components 68
3.3 Cable inlet 69
3.3.1 Gantry and patient table 69
3.4 Cable ducts 71
3.4.1 Notes and regulations 71
3.4.2 Cable duct types and sizes 72
3.4.3 Routing 72
3.5 On-site electrical installations 74
3.5.1 Notes and regulations 74
3.5.2 Line voltage requirements of the manufacturer 74
3.5.3 On-site line voltage fuses 74
3.5.4 Residual current protective device (RCD) 75
3.5.5 ON/OFF switch 76
3.5.6 Emergency power-off switch (EPO & REPO) 76
3.5.7 Wall switch (ON/OFF push button) 77
3.5.8 Size of connecting terminal for line voltage cable in PDB 77
3.5.9 On-site power distributor 78
3.5.10 Additional electrical connectivities 83
3.6 Gantry cooling (air cooling) 85
3.6.1 Function 85
3.6.2 Room planning 86
3.6.3 Climatic data for air cooling 86
3.7 Siemens Remote Services (SRS) 87
4 System connections 88
4.1 General information 88
4.1.1 Line voltage cables 88
4.1.2 Signal- and data cables 88
4.1.3 Fiber-optic cables 88
4.1.4 Wiring sets 88
4.1.5 Fixed points 88
4.2 Wiring schematic with standard components 89
4.3 Cable characteristics 91
5 Technical Data 92
5.1 Dimensions, weights, noise levels, and heat dissipations 92
5.2 Environmental conditions for operation 93
5.2.1 Climatic data for operation 93
5.2.2 Illumination 93
5.2.3 Air intake and air filter 93
5.2.4 Air pollution 93
5.3 Electrical data 93
5.3.1 Loop impedance 93
5.3.2 Line voltage, line frequency, power factor and line impedance 94
5.3.3 Potential difference 95
5.3.4 Power consumption of overall system 95
5.3.5 Transformers 96
5.3.6 UPS for the overall system 97
5.3.7 Connection value 97
5.3.8 Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) 97
5.3.9 Magnetic field 97
5.3.10 Interference immunity 98

Table of contents
5.4 Color information 98

5.4.1 Shades of colors used 98
5.4.2 Design and colors (gantry & PHS) 99
6 Transport and storage conditions 101

6.1 Climatic conditions for transport and storage 101
6.1.1 Standard climatic conditions 101
6.1.2 Intermediate storage 101
6.2 Transporting CT system components 102
6.2.1 General information 102
6.2.2 Transporting the gantry 102
6.2.3 Transporting the gantry through the narrow entrance 108
6.2.4 Transporting the PHS 111
6.2.5 Transporting other CT system components 112
6.2.6 Center of gravity 113
7 Line connection box LCB (option) 119

7.3 Room planning notes 119
7.4 On-site electrical connections 121
7.4.1 Data for electrical connection 121
7.4.2 Additional electrical connectivities 122
7.4.3 On-site line voltage connection 122
8 Cos Phi Inductor CPIN (option) 124

8.4 On-site electrical connections 127
9 Stationary container solution 128

10 Changes to previous version 130
1 General information
1.1 Preamble
To simplify handling and editorial effort for the current CT System Planning Guide (CT System PG) a common ...
• CT Basic Planning Guide (CT Basic PG) and
• CT Options Planning Guide (CT Options PG)
were developed.
Therefore, the CT Basic PG and the CT Options PG must be used in addition for the planning of a CT system.
1.1.1 CT Basic PG
It includes both common information as well as facts independent of CT model or version that are necessary
for planning CT systems.
The basic requirements for planning CT systems may be identical for some systems independent of the version
model.
Therefore, in this CT System PG you find links to the CT Basic PG.
1.1.2 CT Options PG
There are CT options available and used by more than one CT system regardless of the CT model or version.
This CT Options PG includes only the required planning information for the CT options that are used by more
than one CT system.
The content of this CT Options PG is limited to the technically required information to plan the on-site
preparation of the corresponding option only.
Therefore, in this CT System PG you find links to the CT Options PG.
1.2 Safety information
1.2.1 Warning notes
Please observe the additional safety information provided in the CT Basic PG, print number
CT00-000.891.04.
Observe every warning listed below. The following warnings and cautions always apply for the planning
of SOMATOM go.Now, go.Up, go.All, go.Fit, go.Top, go.Sim and go.Open Pro systems:

CAUTION
[ hz_pgdoc_F02G09U02M03 ] Insufficient spacing between the system and the wall may result in injury
to the user and patient.
Risk of injury!
◆ Minimum distances between the system and the wall have to be observed in accordance with the
planning guide.
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CAUTION
[ hz_pgdoc_F02G09U03M03 ] The extension of the scan range may result in injury to the user and the
patient.
Risk of injury!
◆ Minimum distances between the system and the wall have to be observed in accordance with the
planning guide.
CAUTION
[ hz_pgdoc_F02G10U03M04 ] An improperly secured table can cause injury to the user and patient.
Risk of injury!
◆ Securing the patient table to the floor is mandatory as specified in the planning guide and installation
instructions.
CAUTION
[ hz_pgdoc_F04G02U05M04 ] Inadequate room shielding can cause risk of injury to users and
surroundings.
Risk of injury!
◆ Adequate room shielding has to be installed.

CAUTION
[ hz_pgdoc_F12G03U01M04 ] Tripping (e.g. due to cables) can cause injury to the user and the patient.
Risk of injury!
◆ The planning guide describes measures to avoid tripping.

WARNING
[ hz_pgdoc_F13G01U12M04 ] Failure to observe the guidelines specified in this document may lead to
serious injury or loss of life.
Risk of accident and/or injury!
◆ The guidelines contained in this document have to be strictly followed.

CAUTION
[ hz_pgdoc_F13G01U16M02 ] Transport with the rollers swivelled in is permissible only when narrow
places make it impossible to transport the system with the rollers swivelled out.
Tipping hazard!
◆ As soon as the system has passed through narrow passages, the transport rollers must be swivelled
out again.
WARNING
[ hz_pgdoc_F14G02U01M04 ] In regions prone to earthquakes, the gantry may fall over during an
earthquake.
Risk of injury!
◆ Observe the special instructions in the planning and installation guides regarding regions prone to
earthquake.
In addition, the following hazard information is applicable specifically to the CARE Vision CT options from
ONDAL (effective from 2010) and HSEKE (effective from 2014):
CAUTION
[ hz_pgdoc_F14G05U01M02 ] Incorrect installation of the ceiling support and ceiling-mounted monitor

may cause injury to the user and patient.
Risk of injury!
◆ The ceiling support and ceiling-mounted monitor have to be installed in accordance with the planning
guide and installation instructions.
CAUTION
[ hz_pgdoc_F14G06U01M03 ] An improperly positioned horizontal monitor arm may crush the

operator's hands.
Risk of injury!
◆ Observe the minimum distances described in the planning guide.

CAUTION
[ hz_pgdoc_F14G06U02M03 ] Insufficient spacing between the monitor in park position and the gantry
can cause injury to the user.
Risk of injury!
◆ The minimum distances between the monitor in park position and the gantry have to be observed.
CAUTION
[ hz_pgdoc_F21G03U04M02 ] The mounting of the interface plate was not performed correctly.
The ceiling support may fall from the ceiling!
◆ The mounting of the interface plate and the anchor plate connected to the ceiling may be carried out
only by a company specialized in concrete drilling and sawing.
CAUTION
[ hz_pgdoc_F21G03U05M01 ] Incorrect installation of the ceiling support and ceiling-mounted monitor.
Risk of injury!
◆ The ceiling support and ceiling-mounted monitor have to be installed in accordance with the planning
guide and installation instructions.
CAUTION
[ hz_pgdoc_F21G12U01M02 ] Incorrect installation of the ceiling support and ceiling-mounted monitor

may cause injury to the user and patient.
Risk of injury!
◆ The ceiling-support and ceiling-mounted monitor have to be installed according to the planning guide
and installation instructions.
CAUTION
Insufficient spacing between the injector arm and the wall may result in injury to the user and patient.
Risk of injury!
◆ Minimum distances between the injector and the wall have to be observed in accordance with the
planning guide.
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CAUTION
[hz_pgdoc_F02G31U01M02] Incorrect installation of the camera can cause injury to the user and
patient.
Risk of injury!
◆ The camera needs to be installed according to the Planning Guide and Installation Instructions.
1.2.2 Regulatory affairs

For details, refer to the CT Basic PG, print number CT00-000.891.04.
1.3 System configuration

Six types of CT scanners with different system configurations are available:
• SOMATOM go.Now
• SOMATOM go.Up
• SOMATOM go.All
• SOMATOM go.Top
• SOMATOM go.Fit
• SOAMTOM go.Sim
• SOMATOM go.Open Pro
System Description
component
go.Now go.Up go.All go.Top go.Fit go.Sim go.Open
Pro
16 slices 32 slices 32 slices 64 slices 62 slices 32 slices 64 slices
Acquired slices
Tube power: 32 kW Tube power: 75 kW

Gantry
Air-cooled only
Non-tiltable Tiltable: ± 30 ° Tiltable: -30° ~ +25°

-30° ~ +28° (with Vario 2) no tilt (with RTP)
PHS • PHS Vector • PHS Vario 1 • PHS Vario RT

• PHS Vario 1 • PHS Vario RT • PHS Vario 2
• PHS Vario RT • PHS Vario 2
PDS Integrated in the right gantry stand (consists of PDB and isolation transformer).
ICS Integrated in the right gantry stand.

System Description
component
go.Now go.Up go.All go.Top go.Fit go.Sim go.Open
Pro
IRS Integrated in the right gantry stand
Tab. 1: System configuration (standard)
Component Description
Gantry drilling plate Template including footprint information for the gantry only. It can be ordered
in the price book.
(not valid for go.Sim /
go.Open Pro) Order number: 11102305
Installation template Template including footprint information for the gantry and PHS. Order
number:
• 11102041 - go.Now
• 11102042 - go.Up / go.All / go.Top / go.Fit
• 11102043 - go.Sim / go.Open Pro
Haloriel With one lighting integrated inside, the different colors are indicated before,
during and after API playing.
Scan&Go It works together with a supported Siemens CT scanner system to allow

remote software workflow control via a Wi-Fi connection. It is designed to be
compatible with current and future Siemens CT systems that support software
version SOMARIS/10 syngo CT VA10A and higher versions.
The tablet is connected to the system through the WLAN provided by the
wireless access point. Thus, patient registration and scan protocol loading can
be handled on the tablet.
Table footswitch It is to be installed on the floor between gantry and PHS, the load and unload
pedals are located at both left and right side.
System furniture For details, refer to the chapter “System furniture” in the CT option PG, print
number CT00-000.891.03.
Remote control wireless This option provides the same control functions as wired remote control,
however it communicates with the system wirelessly.
• Movement of patient table
• Start / suspend the X-ray scan
• Switch on / off the light markers
Dual Monitors The second monitor is placed next to the main monitor to form one extended
monitor; then the tasks will be shared by two monitors in control room.
• Main monitor: scan and recon
• Dual monitor: viewing, printing and distribution
Additional monitor One or two monitors can be placed in other rooms. They are connected to ICS
via DP splitter, then show the same contents as control room. The Monitor
Ceiling System or Monitor Cart has to be ordered together to support care
vision CT.
For planning details, refer to the chapter “Additional monitors” in the CT
Options PG, print number CT00-000.891.03.
Intervention Intervention is a special examination scan mode for interventions such as

biopsies or drainage under CT control. Images are continuously reconstructed
and displayed on a monitor inside the examination room. The examining
physician can monitor the movement of the surgical instrument to avoid inju‐
ries to sensitive structures, such as vessels or nerves. For planning details,
refer to the chapter “Monitor Ceiling Support/Monitor Cart” in the CT Options
PG, print number CT00-000.891.03.
DP splitter The DP splitter replicates the digital video signal from the ICS tower PC into
two digital signals and sends them to two monitors.
The video signal is transmitted from the ICS via the DP splitter and DP cable
straight to the monitor(s).
The DP splitter units are installed in the gantry.
P splitter
Injector arm The accessory is installed at the top of the gantry close to the right side. It
provides the interfaces for both injector and tablet connections. It can be
arranged at the gantry front side or rear side by turning the mechanism.
3D camera This needs to be installed on the ceiling to deliver the required data for the
automatic and reproducible positioning of patients.
For planning details, refer to the chapter “3D camera” in the CT Option PG,
print number CT00-000.891.03.

Ethernet switch ICSi-1d only allows a 1GB network connection. A switch is necessary when
the local network does not support 1GB.
It can be sourced from Siemens (#MN 10547105) or procured locally.
Tab. 2: Overview: CT options
1.4 Notes
1.4.1 Validity
This System PG solely addresses technically required planning information for:
• SOMATOM go.Now
• SOMATOM go.Up
• SOMATOM go.All
• SOMATOM go.Top
• SOMATOM go.Fit
• SOMATOM go.Sim
1.4.2 Additional documentation

Use the following additional documents when planning:
Document designation Print number
CT Basic Planning Guide CT00-000.891.04
CT Options Planning Guide CT00-000.891.03
All others Shown in the CT Basic PG.
Tab. 3: Additional planning documents
1.4.3 Preliminaries
The project manager has to clarify the following CT components, accessories on-site, information, etc.
Designation Description
System cables Clarify the required cable lengths and include these in the order.
(system connections) • Available cable sets (lengths): 15 m/30 m
SRS Connectivity The project manager must ensure that the SRS connection is available
(according to the sales contract) once the system installation is complete.
Without SRS connectivity, service cannot be provided efficiently!
Tab. 4: Preliminaries
1.4.4 Notes with respect to drawings and figures
All drawings as well as images in this planning guide are not true to scale. For this reason, they are not
suitable for providing actual dimensioning. If not stated otherwise, all dimensions are provided in [mm].
1.5 Handover to service

PM is responsible to hand over the system to the service team to trigger the system warranty.
All open issues must be documented in handover protocol.
The PM must ensure that the open issues are addressed.

2 Room planning
2 Room planning
2.1 General notes
2.1.1 Manufacturer and legal notes

For details, refer to the “Room planning” chapter in the CT Basic PG, print number CT00-000.891.04.
During room planning, please adhere to country-specific guidelines, e.g., national regulations with respect
to safety distances for electrically operated systems.
2.1.2 Flooring
Anti-static flooring is recommended for the examination room (for example, the flooring type specified in IEC
61340-5-1:2007, Part 5-1).
ESD flooring is also suitable.
2.1.3 Room climate

Make sure that the climatic conditions required for CT system operation are met prior to installation.
Air conditioning should be functioning properly before system installation.
For more details, refer to the “Transport and storage conditions” chapter.
The room environmental conditions must be carefully monitored as soon as the CT system is unpacked.
2.2 Room data
During room planning, please adhere to country-specific guidelines, e.g., national regulations with respect
to safety distances for electrically operated systems.
Description Height
(mm)
SOMATOM go.Now 1860
SOMATOM go.Now with injector arm 2200
2 Room planning
Description Height
(mm)
SOMATOM go.Up 2100

SOMATOM go.All
SOMATOM go.Top
SOMATOM go.Fit
SOMATOM go.Up with injector arm 2300

SOMATOM go.All with injector arm
SOMATOM go.Top with injector arm
SOMATOM go.Fit with injector arm
SOMATOM go.Sim 2200

SOMATOM go.Open Pro
SOMATOM go.Sim with injector arm 2400

SOMATOM go.Open Pro with injector arm
Tab. 5: Minimum room height (room planning)
2.2.1 Area requirements (minimum technical requirement)

The following drawings show the minimum technical area requirements for operating the CT system.
• Including allowances made for service clearances
• Without allowances for safety distances pursuant to the federal guidelines for the country in question.

2 Room planning
SOMATOM go.Now with PHS Vector

;

5

Fig. 1: Minimum technical requirements: SOMATOM go.Now with PHS Vector
1 Minimum distance required for service

2 Minimum distance required to the wall
3 Minimum distance required to the wall for injector arm
4 Phantom and phantom holder
5 Virtual borderline of the minimum technical area: Gantry and PHS Vector
6 Virtual borderline of the minimum technical area: Gantry/PHS Vector & injector arm
X Scannable range: Refer to the next table
2 Room planning
SOMATOM go.Now with PHS Vario 1 / Vario RT

;

5

Fig. 2: Minimum technical requirements: SOMATOM go.Now with PHS Vario 1 / Vario RT

2 Minimum distance to the wall
3 Minimum distance to the wall for injector arm
5 Virtual borderline of the minimum technical area: SOMATOM go.Now with PHS Vario 1 / Vario RT
6 Virtual borderline of the minimum technical area: SOMATOM go.Now with PHS Vario 1 / Vario RT &
injector arm

2 Room planning
SOMATOM go.Up, go.All, go.Top and go.Fit with PHS Vario 1 / Vario RT

;

5

Fig. 3: Minimum technical requirements: SOMATOM go.Up / go.All / go.Top / go.Fit gantry and PHS Vario 1 / Vario RT

5 Virtual borderline of the minimum technical area: SOMATOM go.Up with PHS Vario 1 / Vario RT
6 Virtual borderline of the minimum technical area: SOMATOM go.Up with PHS Vario 1 / Vario RT &
injector arm
2 Room planning
SOMATOM go.Up / go.All / go.Top / go.Fit gantry with PHS Vario 2

;

5

Fig. 4: Minimum technical requirement: SOMATOM go.Up, go.All, go.Top and go.Fit with PHS Vario 2

5 Virtual borderline of the minimum technical area
6 Virtual borderline of the minimum technical area: with injector arm

2 Room planning
SOMATOM go.Sim / go.Open Pro with PHS Vario RT

;

5

Fig. 5: Minimum technical requirement: SOMATOM go.Sim / go.Open Pro with PHS Vario RT

No. 3: the range between 1115 and 1700 mm is also acceptable, refer to ( Page 41 Injector arm on
go.Sim / go.Open Pro)
2 Room planning
SOMATOM go.Sim / go.Open Pro with PHS Vario 2

;

5

Fig. 6: Minimum technical requirement: SOMATOM go.Sim / go.Open Pro with PHS Vario 2

No. 3: the range between 1115 and 17000 is also acceptable, refer to ( Page 41 Injector arm on go.Sim /
go.Open Pro)

2 Room planning
Adjustable scannable ranges for PHS
go.Up
go.Up go.All
go.All go.Top
go.Now
go.Top go.Fit
Adjustable scannable go.Fit go.Sim
range X
go.Open Pro
Vector Vario 1 / Vario RT Vario 1 Vario RT Vario 2
Without a phantom or any add-on component (movable range)a)b)

[mm]
Range 1c) 1020 (1535) 1175 (1680) 1350 (1680) 1750 (2080)
Range 2 670 (1185) 825 (1330) 1000 (1330) 1400 (1730)
Range 3 n.a. 475 (980) 650 (980) 1050 (1380)
Range 4 n.a. n.a. n.a. 700 (1030)
Tab. 6: Stepwise adjustable scannable ranges
a) The specified lengths of the head holder and table extension included with delivery are given in the next table
b) The value can be configured as Horizontal Table Range under Service Local >Technical Configuration > Miscellaneous
c) Nominal scannable range of the patient table as delivered.
Length (mm) Vector Vario RT Vario 2

Vario 1
Head holder 250 310 310
Table extension 250 386 348
Tab. 7: Length of add-on components
2.3 Dimensions of components
From July 2019, the delivered PHS Vario RT will be modified with:
1. The vertical parts are shifted 134 mm away from gantry
2. The horizontal parts are retained as before.
2 Room planning
2.3.1 SOMATOM go.Now with PHS Vector

1)
(A) (B)
3)
2465 515 1020
1)
2)
422
3
6
7 1)
1
0
9
8
175 603
861 1204
230
761
(D)
(C) 1) 1)
3)
2465 515 1020 100
100
778 2)
422
4)
7
1
7
0
5
6
5 4
5 3 6
7
0 8
1
1
5)
833 118 594
Fig. 7: Detailed dimensions: SOMATOM go.Now with PHS Vector
A Side view
B Front view
C Top view
D Dimensions of the fan grille (top view)
1 Slice plane
3 Scannable range without head holder (250 mm) or table extension (250 mm)
4 Air exhaust for rotation components
5 Air exhaust for stationary components

2 Room planning
2.3.2 SOMATOM go.Now with PHS Vario 1

(A) 1)
3) 2) (B)
2465 505 1175 344 1)
177
3
6
7
1
0
91)
8
175 603 773

230 861 1204
563
(C) (D) 1)
1)
3) 2)
100
2465 505 1175 344
100
778
4) 7
1
7
0
5
6
5 4
5 3 6
0 8 7
1
177 1
5)
118 594
833
Fig. 8: Detailed dimensions: SOMATOM go.Now with PHS Vario 1
A Side view
B Front view
C Top view
D Dimensions of the grille (top view)
1 Slice plane
2 Room planning
2.3.3 SOMATOM go.Up / go.All / go.Top / go.Fit with PHS Vario 1 / Vario RT
Fig. 9: Detailed dimensions: SOMATOM go.Up / go.All / go.Top / go.Fit with PHS Vario 1 / Vario RT
A Side view
B Front view
C Top view
D Gantry tilt view
E Dimensions of the fan grille
1 Slice plane

2 Room planning
2.3.4 SOMATOM go.Up / go.All / go.Top / go.Fit with Vario 2

Fig. 10: Detailed dimensions: SOMATOM go.Up / go.All / go.Top with PHS Vario2
A Side view
B Front view
C Top view
D Gantry tilt view
1 Slice plane
2 Room planning
2.3.5 SOMATOM go.Sim / go.Open Pro with Vario RT
Fig. 11: Detailed dimensions: SOMATOM go.Sim / go.Open Pro with PHS Vario RT
A Side view
B Front view
C Top view
D Gantry tilt view
1 Slice plane
3 Scannable range without any accessory
6 RTP laser units

2 Room planning
2.3.6 SOMATOM go.Sim / go.Open Pro with Vario 2

Fig. 12: Detailed dimensions: SOMATOM go.Sim / go.Open Pro with PHS Vario 2
A Side view
B Front view
C Top view
D Gantry tilt view
1 Slice plane
3 Scannable range without any accessory
6 RTP laser units
2 Room planning
2.3.7 PHS Vector
(C) (A)
1)
650 515 2465
890
829
740
740
610
480 915 1295
1)
422
(B)
X 515 2465
Fig. 13: Detailed dimensions: PHS Vector
A Side view
B Top view
C Front view of item (A)
1 Slice plane

2 Room planning
2.3.8 PHS Vario 1 / Vario RT on go.Now

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A Side view (lowest position)

B Side view (highest position)
C Top view (tabletop exceeded)
D Front views of items (A) and (B)
1 Slice plane
2 460 for Vario 1, 482 for Vario RT (the Vario RT tabletop is 22 mm higher)
3 790 for Vario 1, 812 for Vario RT
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1 Slice plane
2 460 for Vario 1, 482 for Vario RT (the Vario RT tabletop is 22 mm higher)
3 885 for Vario 1, 907 for Vario RT

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2.3.10 PHS Vario RT on go.Sim / go.Open Pro

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1 Slice plane
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2.3.11 PHS Vario 2 on go.Up / go.All / go.Top / go.Fit / go.Sim / go.Open Pro

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1 Slice plane
2 ISO height (985 for go.Up / go.All / go.Top / go.Fit, 1020 for go.Sim / go.Open Pro)
2.3.12 Operating console

Refer to the CT Options PG, print no. CT00-000.891.03, “System furniture” chapter.

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Item Description
Monitors • Pre-planning is not necessary due to the small dimensions and the predetermined
locations of the individual components.
• For the dimensions, refer to ( Page 92 Dimensions, weights, noise levels, and
heat dissipations).
Keyboard/mouse No measurements are given; pre-planning is not necessary due to the small dimen‐
sions and the predetermined location of the individual components.
Control device Refer to ( Page 35, Fig. 18)
Tab. 8: Detailed dimensions
Fig. 18: Detailed dimensions: Control device
2.3.13 Wireless access point (option)

The wireless access point is intended to enable WLAN communication between the ICS and a mobile touch
device (e.g. tablet).
It is recommended to arrange the wireless access point in front of the gantry.
The anchors are not included in the delivery volume.
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2)
6)
mm
5 00
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> 2000 mm
7)
Fig. 19: Access point on the wall
1 Access point
2 Wall mounting adapter
3 Power socket outlet (L, N, PE)
4 Power cable (3 m, delivered with access point)
5 Ethernet cable on right side of gantry (15 m or 25 m, starting in Feb. 2019)
6 Distance to isocenter
7 Suggested distance to ground (as high as possible, if room height is less than 2000 mm)
130
100
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2)
142
112
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2)
3) 1) 1)
Ø4
Fig. 20: Detailed dimensions: Wall mounting adapter
1 Mounting holes
2 Alternative mounting holes
3 Diameter of mounting holes
2.3.14 Haloriel (option)

It is located at the top of gantry, front.

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If one external laser system is planned for the RTP function, the dimensions have to considered to avoid
blocking the laser beam.
4) 510
491
3)
A
2)
0
1) 15
125 125
B
A
C
Fig. 21: Haloriel
A Haloriel
B Stand unit of external laser system
C Ceiling unit of external laser system
1 Isocenter
2 Laser beam
3 Distance from Haloriel to isocenter
4 Required min. distance from laser beam to isocenter
2.3.15 Mechanical Docking Station (Option)

An optional charging dock is available. Depending on the customer’s order, it can be mounted on the wall or
placed on a desk.
The dock must be arranged at least 1.5 m away from the patient table to ensure that it is impossible to
touch the patient and the USB plug contacts at the same time.
The power cable has to be provided locally
• Dock inlet: IEC type C14
• Power input: 110~240V, 50/60 Hz, 85 W.
Fig. 22: Docking station
1 Dock
2 Mounting plate
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Fig. 23: Docking stand
1 Slanted frame
2 Base plate

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• Mounting on the wall:
The dock (2.5 kg) must be installed within a 1.5 m radius of a wall outlet.
The four M4 countersunk screws and expansion tube are included in the delivery.
The dock has sufficient space for the cord inside it, so it can be installed directly on top of a wall outlet,
covering the outlet. The following photo shows the dock mounted on the wall:
Fig. 24: The charging dock mounted to a wall
Fig. 25: Hollow space to accommodate the cable if the dock is mounted directly on top of the wall outlet
Reserve at least 150 mm on both the left and right sides for handling of installation tools.
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Fig. 26: Mounting plate
1 Four M4 holes for wall mounting
• Positioning on a desk:
When the dock stand (4.9 Kg) is ordered additionally, it can be placed on a desk.
If required, the dock may be fixed to the desk to keep it from being moved.

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2.3.16 Injector arm on go.Sim / go.Open Pro

The injector arm is designed to fold with a rotation radius of 1115 mm instead of 1700 mm. This allows
movement between the gantry front and rear side when the space on the gantry right side in narrow.
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Fig. 28: Injector arm on go.Sim / go.Open Pro
2.4 Radiation protection
2.4.1 Regulations
Plan measures involving radiation protection and implement prior to starting up the CT system.
In Germany, DIN 6812 includes the radiation protection required to prevent damage by means of radiation.
Please note the IEC 60601 and CFR 21, as well as the respective country regulations.

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2.4.2 Visual radiation warning indicators

A visual radiation indicator according to IEC 60601-2-44 and CFR 21 is already installed in the gantry.
• Location:
– in the operating panels, front and back
– if there are no operating panels in the back, a radiation warning indicator is integrated into the rear gantry
cover above the funnel.
It is possible to connect:
• A separate on-site radiation indicator and
• An on-site radiation ready indicator according to IEC 60601-2-44 and CFR 21 in the CT system.
2.4.3 Radiation locking

A contact for connecting a door switch that blocks X-rays when the door is opened is included in the CT system.
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2.4.4 Local dose distribution
• SOMATOM go.Now
Local dose distribution through the system axis in the horizontal and vertical planes. Scanning was
performed using a maximum collimation of 16 x 0.7 mm (11.2 mm) at the maximum tube voltage 130 kV.
A cylindrical PMMA phantom measuring 32 cm in diameter and 15 cm in length was used for the scatter
radiation measurement. The phantom was centered on the tomographic plane.
Fig. 29: Horizontal local dose distribution (microGy/mAs)

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Fig. 30: Vertical local dose distribution (microGy/mAs)
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• SOMATOM go.Up
performed using a maximum collimation of 32 x 0.7 mm (22.4 mm) at the maximum tube voltage of 130
kV. A cylindrical PMMA phantom measuring 32 cm in diameter and 15 cm in length was used for the scatter
Fig. 31: Horizontal local dose distribution (microGy / mAs)
Fig. 32: Vertical local dose distribution (microGy/mAs)

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• SOMATOM go.All
Fig. 34: Vertical local dose distribution (microGy / mAs)
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• SOMATOM go.Top

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• SOMATOM go.Sim
Stray radiation is indicated for the horizontal and vertical planes on the basis of the scanner coordinate
system (intersection of scanner axis with scan plane) at the maximum tube voltage and maximum total
collimation width. A cylindrical PMMA phantom with a diameter of 32 cm and a length of 15 cm is centered
in the scan plane for the stray radiation measurement. A 1000 cm3 spherical dose chamber with 140mm
diameter is used for the measurement.
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Stray radiation is indicated for the horizontal and vertical planes on the basis of the scanner coordinate
system (intersection of scanner axis with scan plane) at the maximum tube voltage and maximum total
collimation width. A cylindrical PMMA phantom with a diameter of 32 cm and a length of 15 cm is centered
in the scan plane for the stray radiation measurement. A 1000 cm3 spherical dose chamber with 140mm
diameter is used for the measurement.

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2.5 Static requirements
2.5.1 Floor requirements for gantry and patient table

For details, refer to the chapter “Room planning” in the CT Basic PG, print number CT00-000.891.04.
2.5.2 Gantry floor loads

The floor structure must withstand the occupied weight of the gantry and the individual contact area loading.
Fig. 41: Gantry floor load: Measurement points
(1) Front of gantry
• SOMATOM go.Now
Total weight of gantry [kg] 1120
Total static load, resulting in the center of gravity of the gantry: 11.20
Fstat total [kN]
Partial load on gantry foot number A B C D
Nominal static load after leveling: Fstat nom [kN] 1.91 3.01 3.31 2.97
Maximum dynamic load (amplitude) during gantry rotation: Fdyn

± 0.3 ± 0.3 ± 0.3 ± 0.3
[kN]
max
Outer diameter gantry foot [mm] 54 54 54 54
Floor contact area gantry foot [cm2] 16 16 16 16
Tab. 9: Floor load information of SOMATOM go.Now gantry
During gantry installation and leveling, the maximum possible load on one gantry foot is 6.47 kN (with
the gantry standing on two diagonal feet).
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• SOMATOM go.Up
Fstat total [kN]

± 0.3 ± 0.3 ± 0.3 ± 0.3
[kN]
max
Tab. 10: Floor load information of SOMATOM go.Up gantry
• SOMATOM go.All
Fstat total [kN]

± 0.3 ± 0.3 ± 0.3 ± 0.3
[kN]
max
Tab. 11: Floor load information of SOMATOM go.All gantry

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• SOMATOM go.Top / go.Fit
Fstat total [kN]
Nominal static load after leveling: Fstat nom [kN] 2.66 3/16 4.43 2.70

± 0.3 ± 0.3 ± 0.3 ± 0.3
[kN]
max
Tab. 12: Floor load information of SOMATOM go.Top / go.Fit gantry
• SOMATOM go.Sim
Total static load, resulting in the center of gravity of the gantry: 17

Fstat total [kN]

± 0.3 ± 0.3 ± 0.3 ± 0.3
[kN]
max
Tab. 13: Floor load information of SOMATOM go.Sim gantry
During gantry installation and leveling, the maximum possible load on the gantry foot is 9.85 kN (with
Fstat total [kN]
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max [kN]
Tab. 14: Floor load information of SOMATOM go.Open Pro gantry
During gantry installation and leveling, the maximum possible load on the gantry foot is 9.87 kN (with the
gantry standing on two diagonal feet).
2.5.3 Floor and building vibrations
2.5.3.1 General
External vibrations or shocks transmitted by the walls or the floor of the building may affect the gantry and
degrade image quality. Therefore the gantry and the patient table must be installed in an environment free
of vibrations
Sources that produce vibrations include:
• Railroad routes
• Subways
• Roads
• Road work and construction sites
• Hospital power plants
• Mines, open-cast mines, quarries (explosions)
• Ferry moorings
• Any other sources of striking vibrations
The CT system is not sensitive to common vibrations. If the CT is away from vibrational sources, or the CT is
replacing a CT system that to date has not shown image quality problems due to vibrations, it is usually not
necessary to execute vibrational measurements.
If there are any doubts, the following thresholds have to be verified by measurement:
In the 3 spatial directions, acceleration in vibrations at the mounting points of the computed tomography
system (gantry and Patient Handling System PHS) must not exceed the thresholds as described in the following
sections.

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2.5.3.2 Continuous vibrations
Fig. 42: Permissible acceleration for continuous vibration
NOTES:
• The threshold is defined as acceleration rms value (root mean square) in m/s2 of an FFT spectrum
derived with a frequency resolution of 1 Hz and using a Hanning window.
• The vibrations have to be measured with a sampling rate of 1000 Hz using an anti-aliasing-filter with
a limit frequency of 250 Hz.
• The threshold is valid for vibrations at the installation location with a CT in position.
• Measurements are usually taken at the site before the installation of the CT. Changes in the
eigenfrequency of the slab caused by the additional mass of the CT have to be considered when
comparing the frequency spectrum with the threshold.
2.5.3.3 Transient vibrations (shocks)

Any transient vibration has to be less than 0.5 m/s2 peak-to-peak in the time domain.
• The vibrations have to be measured with a sampling rate of 1000 Hz.
Frequency [Hz] Acceleration rms [m/s2] Frequency [Hz] Acceleration rms [m/s2]
1 0.020 16 0.048
2 0.022 17 0.053
3 0.024 18 0.059
4 0.025 19 0.064
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Frequency [Hz] Acceleration rms [m/s2] Frequency [Hz] Acceleration rms [m/s2]
5 0.026 20 0.070
6 0.027 25 0.079
7 0.027 30 0.086
8 0.028 35 0.093
9 0.029 40 0.100
10 0.029 45 0.122
11 0.030 50 0.146
12 0.030 55 0.172
13 0.034 60 0.200
14 0.039 80 0.300
15 0.043 100 0.400
Tab. 15: Threshold values of admissible acceleration (rms value of 1-Hz resolution FFT)

3 Installation preparation
3.1 General notes and regulations
For details, refer to the chapter “Installation preparation” in the CT Basic PG, print number CT00-000.891.04.
3.2 Installation of components
3.2.1 Gantry
Designation Description Remarks
Subgrade a) As a rule: concrete and bonded screed For details, refer to the chapter “Installation prepara‐
is to prefer. tion” in the CT Basic PG, print number
CT00-000.891.04.
Evenness of floor The permissible tolerance for the even‐ Gantry leveling tolerance:
ness of the floor is max. 10 mm, refer‐
enced to the area of the adjustable feet • In the Z-direction: ± 0.2 deg.
of the gantry and patient table. • In the X-direction: ± 0.5 deg.
Floor covering Remove the floor covering in the bear‐ The area to be cut out is at least the diameter of the
ing areas. bearing areas of the adjustable feet (∅ 54 mm).
Positioning and level‐ • Stands on 4 adjustable feet. NOTE: The gantry and the patient table have to be on
ing the same (isocenter) plane.
• Leveling with the four adjustable
feet.
Floor mounting Generally not required for system Only as required in accordance with national
operation. regulations currently in force, e.g., in countries
prone to earthquakes.
• The system is leveled by means of the
four adjustable feet ( Page 58, Fig. • The project manager decides how the mounting is
43). performed.
• Five gantry CBC feet ( Page 58, Fig. • Installation materials must be sourced locally. The
44) are delivered with CBC kit relevant California Building Code (CBC)
(option). This provides flexibility and specifications can be found here: ( Page 59, Tab.
allows the use of different screws. 17) .
• Alternative mounting holes are not

available.
Cable duct Is attached between gantry base and • No on-site preparations are required.
patient table base.
(between PHS and gan‐ • The cable duct is glued to the floor (double-sided
try) adhesive tape is already attached).
Tab. 16: Installation of gantry
a) An engineer must test the weight capacity of the concrete flooring or other subgrades.
Fig. 43: Gantry standard foot
Fig. 44: Gantry CBC foot
1 Long-hole washer
2 Gantry CBC foot
Fig. 45: Limited space - 80 mm (go.Sim / go.Open Pro)

Fig. 46: Preferred screw type and wrench (go.Sim / go.Open Pro)
Attachment type go.Now go.All go.Sim

go.Up go.Top go.Open Pro
go.Fit
Screw size, (washer M14, 5/8"-11 UNC (15.88 mm),

type)
(28 mm x 15 mm x 2.5 mm, (0.656" x 1.312" x 0.095")
300HV)
Screw quantity 4 5a)
Strength grade 12.9 GR8
Applied torque 206 Nm 266 Nm
Screw lock Adhesive (Loctite, middle strength)
Floor material Steel
Tab. 17: Gantry CBC test condition
a) Hexagon-head screws and open-end torque wrench are preferred due to limited space near left gantry stand
3.2.2 Patient table
Subgrade a) As a rule: concrete and bonded For details, refer to the chapter “Installation prep‐
screed is to prefer. aration” in the CT Basic PG, print number
CT00-000.891.04.
Evenness of floor Permissible tolerance for evenness of Add compensating plates: 1.0 mm X 40 pcs and
floor is max. 10 mm referenced to 0.5 mm x 12 mm included in the delivery vol‐
the area of the adjustable feet of the ume).
gantry and patient table.
Floor covering Remove the floor cover in the entire The drilling template is equal to the footprint of
footprint area of the table base. the patient table base and is used as a help to cut
out the floor covering.
Positioning and leveling • Stands on four adjustable feet. The gantry and the patient table have to be on
the same (isocentric) plane.
• Leveling with the four adjustable
feet.
Floor mounting Always - as a rule of thumb! • Requirement of the manufacturer.

• Floor mounting is performed by • Additionally, according to currently
means of the four adjustable feet. applicable country guidelines, e.g. in
countries prone to earthquakes.
• Alternative mounting holes are
available. • Installation material for floor mounting in
concrete is included in the scope of delivery.
SAFETY NOTE: It is not permitted to reuse exist‐
ing drill holes and the existing floor mounting
material, e.g. anchors, bolts of former PHS instal‐
lations. In this case the alternative floor mounting
holes of the PHS with the new delivered installa‐
tion material must be used.
Minimum extraction force 4.2 kN at each mounting point bear‐ According to IEC 60601-1, it is mandatory that
ing the greatest load at the max. the 4-fold safety factor be observed.
patient travel path.
Drilling template Metal sheet with the outline of the In delivery volume of the patient table.
patient table base. The positions of
the drill holes are integrated.
Sealing Transition table base/floor. The project manager has to provide silicone dur‐
ing the installation.
Adjustable scannable ranges The scannable range of the PHS Vec‐ The adjustment must be performed during sys‐
tor, PHS Vario 1, Vario RT, and Vario tem start-up.
2 patient tables can be adjusted in a
Refer to ( Page 23, Tab. 6) for the step parame‐
stepwise manner.
ters.
The mechanical end-stop can be
adapted to the on-site room situa‐
tion, e.g. in small examination
rooms.
Tab. 18: Installation of the patient table
a) An engineer must test the weight capacity of the concrete flooring or other subgrades.
Attachment type Steel plate Concrete floor
Required forces per foot 8.8 kN horizontal

22 kN clamp force
1.1 kN vertical
Screw size M14 x 70 The materials delivered with the sys‐

tem meet the requirements for the
Screw quantity 4 CBC; refer to ( Page 61 Installation
material for floor mounting (included
Estimated friction between feet and in the delivery volume))
μ = 0.2
floor
Strength grade 12.9
Engaged thread length 16 mm

Attachment type Steel plate Concrete floor
Washer size 15 mm x 28 mm x 2.5 mm

300 HV
Tab. 19: Requirements for PHS installation (CBC)
3.2.2.1 Installation material for floor mounting (included in the delivery volume)
• Drilling template
• 8 Würth anchor bolts
– 4 W-HAZ/S M10/25 high performance anchor bolts;

used without composite flooring
used only on Vario RT without composite flooring

used with composite flooring with a thickness of up to 60 mm
– Required drill size: 15 mm diameter
– Torque: 50 Nm
– Minimum concrete thickness: 140 mm
– Minimum drill hole depth: 90 mm
Fig. 47: Anchoring for PHS using Würth anchors (typical example)
A Without bonded screed

B With bonded screed
1 Drill hole
2 Flooring
3 Cut-out
4 Bonded screed
5 Concrete
6 Würth anchor W-HAZ M10/25 & M10/45
7 Würth anchor W-HAZ M10/95
3.2.2.2 Preliminaries: Flooring for the patient table
Subgrade • Concrete Information has to be clarified

beforehand by the project man‐
• Bonded screed ager and has to be available for
system installation.
• Floating screed
Strength of existing screed a) To determine the depth of

the drill holes.
Tab. 20: Preliminaries for the patient table
a) No screed between the PHS base and the concrete at the four support areas around the anchors.

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Fig. 48: Floor installation: SOMATOM go.Now with PHS Vector
A Overview of the location of the adjustable feet and the floor mounting holes
B Detailed dimensions of the adjustment feet and the floor mounting holes.
1 Slice plane
2 Adjustable feet of the gantry; bearing area 1600 mm2, inner hole: diameter 17 mm.
3 Floor mounting holes of the PHS; diameter: 25 mm
4 Alternative floor mounting holes; diameter: 25 mm
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Fig. 49: Floor installation: SOMATOM go.Now with PHS Vario 1 / Vario RT (up to July, 2019)
B Detailed dimensions of the adjustable feet and the floor mounting holes
1 Slice plane
2 Adjustable feet of the gantry; bearing area 1600 mm2, inner hole: diameter 17 mm

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1 Slice plane
2 Adjustable feet of the gantry; bearing area 1600 mm2, inner hole: diameter 17 mm
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Fig. 51: Floor installation: SOMATOM go.Up / go.All / go.Top / go.Fit with PHS Vario 1 / Vario RT (up to July, 2019)
1 Slice plane
2 Adjustable feet of the gantry; bearing area: 1600 mm2; inner hole diameter: 17 mm
3 Floor mounting holes of PHS; diameter: 25 mm

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Fig. 52: Floor installation: SOMATOM go.Up / go.All / go.Top / go.Fit with PHS Vario RT (from Aug. 2019) / Vario 2
1 Slice plane
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Fig. 53: Floor installation: SOMATOM go.Sim / go.Open Pro with PHS Vario RT (from Aug. 2019) / Vario 2
1 Slice plane
2/5 Adjustable feet of the gantry; bearing area: 1600 mm2; inner hole diameter: 17 mm
5 This feet must touch the floor when the gantry is tiltable
3.2.4 Console components

Monitor, keyboard, mouse, control device:
• Special pre-planning is not necessary due to the small dimensions and the predetermined location of the
individual components.
• Mounting is required only in accordance with currently valid country regulations in countries prone to
earthquakes, for example. Mounting materials must be provided on-site

3.3 Cable inlet
3.3.1 Gantry and patient table
Location of inlet Description Remarks
Right gantry rear side • Line voltage cable Inlet for:
• System cables • Routing on the floor,

• Routing in the floor, and
• Routing through the floor, e.g., core
holes
Gantry to patient table System cables Routed within the cable duct between the
PHS and the gantry.a)
Tab. 21: Cable inlets in the gantry and patient table
a) In the scope of delivery; located on the floor
3.3.1.1 Cable inlet - SOMATOM go.Now
Fig. 54: Dimensions: Cable inlet - SOMATOM go.Now
1 Cable inlet for routing on the floor: size (W:85 x H: 45 mm)

2 Cable inlet for routing in/through the floor
3 Cable duct between gantry and PHS
3.3.1.2 Cable inlet - SOMATOM go.Up / go.All / go.Top / go.Fit

1054
1037
85 1)
115
2)
69
3)
90 160
Fig. 55: Dimensions: Cable inlet - SOMATOM go.Up / go.All / go.Top / go.Fit
1 Cable inlet for routing on the floor; size (W: 85 x H: 45 mm)

2 Cable inlet for routing in / through the floor

3.3.1.3 Cable inlet - SOMATOM go.Sim / go.Open Pro

Fig. 56: Dimensions: Cable inlet - SOMATOM go.Sim / go.Open Pro
1 Cable inlet for routing on the floor; size (W: 85 x H: 49 mm)

2 Cable inlet for routing in / through the floor
3.3.1.4 Cable inlets between the gantry and PHS

A cable duct for routing the system cables between the gantry and the PHS on the floor is delivered with the
CT system.
The cable duct is delivered with the PHS.
A A A-A
X
22
18
70
70
Fig. 57: Dimensions: Cable duct
X Length: 603mm for PHS Vector, 427mm for PHS Vario 1 / Vario RT, 575 mm for PHS Vario 2
3.4 Cable ducts
3.4.1 Notes and regulations

For details, refer to the chapter “Installation preparation” in the CT Basic PG, print number CT00–000.891.04.
3.4.2 Cable duct types and sizes
Cable duct type Recommended standard sizes
Rectangular • 300 mm x 60 mm (W x H)
• 200 mm x 60 mm (W x H)
Cable conduit Inside diameter from 1 1/2" to 4"
Tab. 22: Cable ducts (recommended standard sizes)
For more details, refer to the chapter “Installation preparation” in the CT Basic PG, print number CT00–
000.891.04.
3.4.3 Routing
The cable ducts can be routed on and in the floor.
We recommend routing the cable ducts in the floor for further service feasibility.

Fig. 58: Cable duct routing beside gantry (on the floor)
A,B No cable duct routing permitted here

1 Distance to isocenter (go.Now)
2 Distance to isocenter (go.Up / go.All / go.Top / go.Fit)
3 Distance to isocenter (go.Sim / go.Open Pro)
On SOMATOM go.Sim and go.Open Pro, the 5th gantry foot is designed.
Only when the system has tilt function, the tilt actuator will be equipped, then the fifth gantry foot has to
touch the floor during system installation.
The fifth foot shouldn’t share floor load from the other four feet on static mode. It will share the load from the
tilt actuator when the gantry is tilting.
For detailed dimensions, see ( Page 68, Fig. 53) (2).
Fig. 59: The 5th gantry foot
1 5th gantry foot

2 Tilt actuator
3.5 On-site electrical installations
3.5.1 Notes and regulations

3.5.2 Line voltage requirements of the manufacturer

Refer to the CT Basic PG, print number CT00-000.891.04, for:
Upholding basic CT system requirements with respect to the on-site power supply line is mandatory.
3.5.3 On-site line voltage fuses

For system safety (short-circuit protection), install the required on-site fuses according to CE and UL
requirements.
Voltage range System Type Fuse a)
380 VAC to 480 VAC go.Now One fuse block with 3 fuses per phase:
go.Up 63 A to 80 A NH Type gl/gG.
go.All One fuse block with three fuses per phase:

go.Top 100 A to 125 A NH Type gl/gG
go.Fit
go.Sim
go.Open Pro
Tab. 23: Fuse specifications for line voltage fuse (pre-fuse)

a) When using other fuses, observe the values shown in the “time-current-characteristics diagram, SIEMENS type series 3NA3 0”. For details, refer
to the chapter “Installation preparation” in the CT Basic PG, print number CT00-000.891.04
3.5.4 Residual current protective device (RCD)

Function: Switches off power in the event of residual currents.
• Installation of an RCD, if required by country-specific guidelines, or if it is not possible to maintain

the loop impedance.
• In Germany, an RCD is required according to VDE 0100-710.
• Must be provided on-site by the customer.
• It is not permitted to install an RCD Type B after an RCD Type A.
In Germany, it is a requirement according to the German regulation DIN VDE 0100- 0530 not to install
an RCD Type B after an RCD Type A.
Refer to the following block diagram:
Fig. 60: Installation of RCD types A and B
Rated voltage range UN RCD specifications a)
380 VAC to 480 VAC • Type B

(according the line voltage used in • IN = 80 A when using a 63 A NH fuse
your country)
• IN = 100 A when using an 80 A NH fuse
• IN = 125 A when using a 100 A NH fuse
• IN = 150 A when using a 125 A NH fuse
• IΔN = 300 mA (In accordance with IEC 60364-7-710, an RCD with
IΔN = 30 mA must be installed in group 2 medical locations.)
• Selective, and/or short-time delay switch-off
• For sinusoidal AC residual currents
• For pure and pulsating DC residual currents
• Surge-protected
Tab. 24: RCD specifications
a) For each PDC line voltage connection.
The use of RCD type B only is permitted for CTs.
3.5.5 ON/OFF switch

Install an on-site ON/OFF switch to disconnect the entire CT system from line power.
3.5.6 Emergency power-off switch (EPO & REPO)

Install an on-site 2-channel EPO (emergency power-off) switch to enable immediate on-demand emergency
disconnection of the CT system from line voltage, and simultaneous disconnection of the internal UPS in the
gantry, via the REPO (remote emergency power-off) contact.
For details, refer to the CT Basic PG, print number CT00–000.891.04.
Regulatory requirements specify that there must be one STOP or EPO switch located within 5000 mm of any
point in the room.
Therefore, if the scan room is so large so that it cannot be completely covered by a circle with a radius of 5000
mm and 1) ( Page 77, Fig. 61) (1) as the center point, then an additional EPO switch ( Page 77, Fig. 61)
(2) must be installed.

00 0
00
R 50
R5
1)
2)
Scan Room
Fig. 61: EPO arrangement (suggested)
1 STOP switch at the center of the gantry front cover

2 EPO switch
3.5.7 Wall switch (ON/OFF push button)

To save energy and to simplify shutting down of the system, there is the possibility to shut down (OFF button)
and switch on (ON button) the system by one push button each.
These buttons are preferably installed so that they are easily accessible on a wall in the operating room.
Pushing the "OFF button" will initiate a system shutdown, taking into account the time, e.g. for cooling down
the gantry. When all processes in the system have finished, the system will open the on-site main conductor.
The ON/OFF push buttons must be provided on-site by the customer and usually consist of two separate
push buttons:
1. ON button: “1 x closer”,
2. OFF button: “1 x opener”
Recommendation: Alternatively, both push buttons can be accommodated in one common housing as a
switching combination incl. a power ON indicator.
In conjunction with the customer, the project manager determines the installation location of the ON/OFF
push button(s). We recommend installing the ON/OFF push button on a wall according the customer's room
choice.
3.5.8 Size of connecting terminal for line voltage cable in PDB
Line System Type Size of connecting ter‐ Recommended length of wire strip‐ Remarks
minal ping and wire terminal
mm2 AWG mm
L1, L2, L3, N, PE go.Now 16 to 35 5 to 2

25 As a rule
N, PE go.Up Min. 16 Min. 5
Line System Type Size of connecting ter‐ Recommended length of wire strip‐ Remarks
minal ping and wire terminal
mm2 AWG mm
L1, L2, L3, N, PE go.All 25 to 70 3 to 2/0
N, PE go.Top Min. 25 Min. 3

go.Fit 35
go.Sim
go.Open Pro
Tab. 25: Size of connecting terminals in PDB
3.5.9 On-site power distributor
3.5.9.1 Minimum manufacturer requirements for the on-site power distributor

The on-site power distributor has to contain the following electrical components as a minimum standard:
• ON/OFF switch
• EPO switch
• REPO connection
• Line voltage fuses
• RCD
• Lightning and surge protection

For details on the electrical components mentioned above, refer to the CT Basic PG, print number
CT00-000.891.04.
In addition, the on-site power distributor has to comply with the local and national regulations in your
country.
All electrical connections in the on-site power distributor have to be performed as permanent connections.

3.5.9.2 On-site power distributor (recommendation)
The system needs a high-quality power distributor that ensures reliable system functionality. It is highly
recommended to order such a power distributor from the Accessory Solutions Pricebook, as a complete,
pre-assembled, tested, and regulatory-approved cabinet. Also use the combination matrices to make sure
you are selecting the right power distributor.
Scan the QR code or click the following link to access AS4U https://as4u.hccloud.siemens.com/#!home
Fig. 62: Suggestion: electrical installation with on-site power distributor (go.Now / go.Up)

1 To external conductive parts
2 Test jack 4 mm pin plug
3c Circuit breaker 63A, Siemens 3VA1163-4ED46-0AA0
4a Summation current transformer for MRCD-B attached to Siemens circuit breaker 5SV8701-2KP
5 24 V DC power supply, SITOP 6EP1436-2BA10
6 Auxiliary switch changeover contacts attached to Siemens circuit breaker 3VA9988-0AA12
7 Side mounted motor attached to circuit breaker, 3 VA 24 V DC 3VA9117-0HB10
8 Undervoltage release for MCCB attached to Siemens circuit breaker 3VA9908-0BB11
9 Timing relay, 3RP2505-2AB30
10 Timing relay, Siemens 3RP2505-2AB30
11 MRCD Type B 24 V connected to circuit breaker, DC, Siemens 5SV8111-4KK Room Group 1 300 mA, Room Group 2 30 mA
12 Contactor relay, 24 V DC 3RH2131-2BB40
14 Remote control switch, Siemens 5TT4417-5
15 Auxiliary current switch for 5TT4417-5 Siemens 5TT4930
18 Output coupler relay coupler, Siemens 3RQ3018-2AM08-0AA0 (K5)
AT Emergency off button with locking mechanism
EAT On-off button with pilot lamp
GR Gantry
Tab. 26: Legend - electrical installation
Fig. 63: Suggestion: Electrical installation with on-site power distributor (go.All / go.Top / go.Fit / go.Sim / go.Open Pro)

1 To external conductive parts
2 Test jack 4 mm pin plug
3e Circuit breaker, 100 A, Siemens 3VA1110-4ED46-0AA0
4b Summation current transformer for MRCD-B attached to Siemens circuit breaker 5SV8702-2KP
5 24 V DC power supply, SITOP 6EP1436-2BA10
6 Auxiliary switch changeover contacts attached to Siemens circuit breaker 3VA9988-0AA12
7 Side mounted motor attached to circuit breaker, 3 VA 24 V DC 3VA9117-0HB10
8 Undervoltage release for MCCB attached to Siemens circuit breaker 3VA9908-0BB11
9 Timing relay, 3RP2505-2AB30
11 MRCD Type B 24 V connected to circuit breaker, DC, Siemens 5SV8111-4KK Room Group 1 300 mA, Room Group 2 30 mA
14 Remote control switch, Siemens 5TT4417-5
15 Auxiliary current switch for 5TT4417-5 Siemens 5TT4930
18 Output coupler relay coupler, Siemens 3RQ3018-2AM08-0AA0 (K5)
AT Emergency off button with locking mechanism
EAT On-off button with pilot lamp
GR Gantry
Tab. 27: Legend - electrical installation
Do not connect external components to the CT power supply line.
Energy cables that do not belong to the system must be separated prior to installing the unit cables (distance
>100 cm), or they must also be metallically shielded. For USA: PE is equivalent to Protective-GND and PA is
equivalent to Transient-GND.
3.5.10 Additional electrical connectivities

The PDB provides several electrical connections.
3.5.10.1 24 VDC power supply

The CT system provides a 24 VDC power supply.
Item Description Remarks
Type Stabilized DC power supply. n.a.
Location In PDB (right gantry stand). n.a.
Connection terminal X20_2 Designation: “User _24V ”.

“+”: pin 1;2;3 Size of connecting terminal: 1 mm2 / AWG 48
“-”: pin 4;5;6
Power ratings Output voltage/continuous The voltage can be used for:

loading:
• radiation indicators,
• 24 VDC/1.5 A max.
• other low-power auxiliaries.
Tab. 28: Connection for a 24 VDC power supply (specification)
3.5.10.2 Door switch (radiation locking)

A door switch can be connected to the CT system.
Location In PDB (right gantry stand). n.a.
Connection terminal X20_1, pin 1/2 Designation: “door switch”

24 VDC/2 A
Size of connecting terminal: 1 mm2 / AWG 48
Door switch • floating ground switching Ratings of the switch contact according to
contact the power ratings of the relay.
(on-site)
• NO contact (normally open)
Tab. 29: Connection for the door switch (specification)
3.5.10.3 Radiation indicator/radiation ready indicator

External radiation indicators, e.g. a lamp, can be connected to the CT system.
Type Relay • Floating ground switching contact

• NO contact (normally open)
Location In the PDB within the gantry. n.a.
Connection terminal • X20_3.1/3.2 Designation: “X-ray_ready” and “X-ray_on”.
• X20_3.3/3.4 Size of connecting terminal: 1.5 mm2 /

AWG 16

Power ratings Switch contact: The supply voltage for the radiation indi‐
cators from the internal 24 VDC power
• 230 VAC/2 A or supply at contact X20_2 (“User 24V”) can
• 24 VDC/2 A be used.
Tab. 30: Connection for radiation indicators (specification)
3.6 Gantry cooling (air cooling)

No external hardware connections are required for air gantry cooling.
3.6.1 Function
A general overview of the air cooling function is shown in the following self-explanatory schematic:
SOMATOM go.Now
Fig. 64: Location of air intake and air exhaust in the gantry (back view)
1 Air intake
2 Air exhaust
SOMATOM go.Up / go.All / go.Top / go.Fit / go.Sim / go.Open Pro
Fig. 65: Location of air intake and air exhaust in the gantry (back view)
1 Air intake
2 Air exhaust
3.6.2 Room planning

The technically required minimum height of the examination room specified in the PG must be maintained.
For details, refer to ( Page 15 Room data).
There are no other special room requirements regarding area sizes, dimensions, etc. because the cooling
system is integrated in the gantry.
3.6.3 Climatic data for air cooling
Item Description
Air temperature 18°C to 30°C

(air intake)
Temperature gradient • Maximum ±1 K/min

(air intake) • Maximum < 6 K/h
Additional requirement:
Maximum ±4 K within 24 h a)

Item Description
Humidity 20-75%
(air intake)
Air flow rate go.Now 1300 m3 per hour (0 m.a.s.l.)

(through the gantry) go.Up 1600 m3 per hour (2000 m.a.s.l.)
go.All 1800 m3 per hour (0 m.a.s.l.)

go.Top 2200 m3 per hour (2000 m.a.s.l.)
go.Fit
go.Sim
go.Open Pro
Tab. 31: Climatic data for air cooling
a) This means from “checkup” to “checkup” when switching the CT system ON/OFF
3.7 Siemens Remote Services (SRS)

In order to pursue a consistent Siemens Healthcare service strategy, all CT systems must have working SRS
connections at the time of handover to the customer.
Siemens EPS (Enhanced Productivity Services) and RUH (Remote Update Handling) are part of the Siemens
Med Strategy and require a mandatory broadband VPN connection.
Consider line types such as ISDN or analog as fallback methods only.
All planning-related information for SRS must be taken from the “SRS Planning Guide”, print number
TDIT-000.891.01., established for this purpose.
4 System connections
4.1 General information
4.1.1 Line voltage cables

4.1.2 Signal- and data cables

4.1.3 Fiber-optic cables

4.1.4 Wiring sets
Name Wiring set Remarks
System wiring Lengths available for General notes for all cables:
all cables:
• Order the shortest possible cable kit length according to
• 15 m the on-site room situation.
• 30 m • Do not roll up and bundle excess lengths!
• Let the excess cable meander, do not roll it up!
Tab. 32: Wiring sets
4.1.5 Fixed points
4.1.5.1 List of fixed points used

The meaning of the fixed points used in the wiring circuit diagrams on the following pages is shown in the
following table:
Fixed point Definitions Type
GR Gantry Right (right gantry foot) Floor fixed pointa)
GC Gantry Connector System fixed point
COD_1 Control Device 1 System fixed point
COD_2 Control Device 2 System fixed point
MON_1 Monitor 1 System fixed point
MON_2 Monitor 2 System fixed point

Fixed point Definitions Type
USB Universal Serial Bus System fixed point
Tab. 33: Fixed points used
a) Fixed point on the floor before the cable inlet
4.2 Wiring schematic with standard components

The following wiring diagram contains all system cabling and on-site cabling for the standard components:
Operating Console GR
3) 4)
1) 6) Gantry
2)
USB MON_1 MON_2 5)
COD_1 GC
PHS
W61
W90
8)
W50
W46
9)
W50
W48
10)
W60
W51
W60
7)
COD_2
L1/L2/L3/N/PE
11)
EPO
12) 17)
MON_1
x-ray "ready"
13)
x-ray "on"
14) 18)
MON_2
door switch
15)
16) + 24 VDC
Fig. 66: System cable connections
1 USB splitter for keyboard and mouse; integrated in the monitor

2 Control device 1; in the standard delivery volume
3 Monitor (standard); in the standard delivery volume
4 2nd monitor (option)
5 D-sub plug with PIN protection to connect an on-site bolus injector; located on the operating console
6 On-site LAN connection cable; in the standard delivery volume
7 2nd control device (option)
8 Signal cable for Respiratory Anzai/Varian
9 Signal cable for scan foot switch
10 24V power and CAN-Open for wired remote control
11 Line voltage cable to internal PDB (L1/L2/L3/N/PE); on-site cable to on-site power distributor
12 For on-site EPO; on-site cable
13 For radiation ready indicator; connection to floating ground relay switch contact; load: 230 VAC/2 A or
24 VDC/2 A; on-site cable
14 For radiation warning indicator; connection to floating ground relay switch contact; load: 230 VAC/2
A or 24 VDC/2 A; on-site cable
15 Door switch; on-site cable
16 24 VDC/1.5A for auxiliary devices
17/18 Monitor 1/2 on Monitor Ceiling System or monitor cart in examination room (option), the necessary
cables are in the delivery volume of Monitor Ceiling System or monitor cart.
Cable Function/Specifi‐ Voltage From To fixed Max. distance, fixed Remarks

ID cations on cable fixed point pointa)
point
W46 Power for moni‐ 230 VAC MON_1 GR 12 m/27 m Line voltage cable
tor 1

Cable Function/Specifi‐ Voltage From To fixed Max. distance, fixed Remarks

ID cations on cable fixed point pointa)
point
W46Y Power for monitor 230 VAC MON_1 GR 12 m/27 m Line voltage cable; Y-cable;
1 and monitor 2 and replace W46 when the 2nd
monitor is installed
MON_2
W47 Monitor PE 0V MON_1 MON_2 2m PE cable, 6 mm2
W48 Monitor PE 0V MON_1 GR 12 m/27 m PE cable; 10 mm2
W50 Video data/DP n.a. MON_1 GR 12 m/27 m DP line

cable for monitor
1/monitor 2
W51 Keyboard/mouse 5 VAC USB GR 12 m/27 m USB splitter; part of the mon‐
control itor
W60 Control device 24 VDC COD_1 GR 12 m/27 m Control cable for control
cable device
W60 Control device 24 VDC COD_2 GR 12 m/27 m Control cable for control
cable device 2; only available if
using a 2nd control device
W61 Ethernet cable 24 V DC ICS On-site 12 m/27 m Connected to on-site LAN

LAN
Tab. 34: Legend for the cable IDs used in the circuit diagram: Line voltage and protective conductor
a) The cables are delivered with 15m/30m, however, Max.3 m is required for internal routing in gantry.
4.3 Cable characteristics

The following table shows the:
• Cable outer diameter and the
• Smallest connector width
of each of the standard cables as a help to size the on-site cable ducts/cable conduits.
Cable ID Cable outer diameter [mm] Smallest connector width [mm]a)
W46 9 30
W48 5 11
W50 7 40
W51 5 16
W60 7 12
Tab. 35: Cable diameters and smallest cable connector sizes
a) Independent of the cable
5 Technical Data
5 Technical Data
5.1 Dimensions, weights, noise levels, and heat dissipations
The dimensions and weights given in the following table are without packaging.
For transport dimensions and weights, refer to ( Page 102 Transporting CT system components).
Component Dimensionsa) Weight Noiseb) Heat dissipation during operation c)
Gantry 2065 x 833 x 1763 mm 1120 kg

(go.Now)
≤ 65 dB(A) 5.2 kW (to air)
Gantry 1278 kg
(go.Up)
Gantry 2203 mm x 833 mm x 1286 kg 6.8 kW (to air)

(go.All) 1857 mm
Gantry 1295 kg 7.1 kW (to air)

(go.Top)
≤ 66 dB(A)
Gantry 1699
6.8 kW (to air)
(go.Sim) 2399 x 850 x 1954 mm
Gantry 2399 x 999 x 2092 mmd) 1708

7.1 kW (to air)
(go.Open Pro)
PHS Vector 2465 x 650 x 820 mm 266 kg
PHS Vario 1 343 kg

2465 x 650 x 968 mm ≤ 60 dB(A) 0.3 kW
PHS Vario RT 338 kg
PHS Vario 2 2537 x 698 x 952 mm 354 kg
UPSe) n.a.f) 20.5 kg n.a. n.a.

(in the gantry)
Monitor 23.6-in. 572 x 237 x 492 mm 9 kg n.a. n.a.
LCB(option) 750 x 430 x 860 mm 283 kg n.a. 0.4 kW

(go.Now & go.Up)
LCB(option) 750 x 430 x 1000 mm 445 kg n.a. 0.7 kW

(go.All / go.Top / go.Sim /
go.Open Pro)
CPIN (option) 294 mm x 196 mm x 390 20 kg n.a. n.a.

mm
(go.All / go.Top /
go.Sim / go.Open Pro)
Tab. 36: Technical data (standard CT system components)

5 Technical Data
a) width x depth x height

b) At 1 m distance
c) Average heat dissipation to air at 24°C.
d) with RTP laser units
e) Is delivered separately and installed during system installation.
f) Not required because integrated within the gantry.
5.2 Environmental conditions for operation
5.2.1 Climatic data for operation
Item Value
Air temperature 18˚C to 30˚C
Relative humidity 20% to 75%
Absolute humidity Maximum 30 g/m3

(no condensation at any time)
Temperature gradient Maximum 6 k/h
Barometric pressure 800 hPA to 1060 hPA
Installation altitude Maximum 2000 m a.s.l.
Tab. 37: Climatic data for operation
5.2.2 Illumination
No sunshine directly on gantry, the insulation has to be applied on the window(s), e.g. curtain.
5.2.3 Air intake and air filter

For details, refer to the “Technical data" chapter in the CT Basic PG, print number CT00-000.891.04.
5.2.4 Air pollution

For details, refer to the “Technical data" chapter in the CT Basic PG, print number CT00-000.891.04.
5.3 Electrical data
5.3.1 Loop impedance
If an RCD has been installed, it is not necessary to measure and maintain the loop impedance.
5 Technical Data
System Type Line voltage fuses Nominal line Loop impe‐ Measurement
(on-site) voltage dance a) point from/to
63-A NH 380 VAC 270 mΩ

400 VAC 285 mΩ
420 VAC 300 mΩ
440 VAC 315 mΩ
460 VAC 330 mΩ
go.Now 480 VAC 345 mΩ
go.Up 80-A NH 380 VAC 190 mΩ

400 VAC 200 mΩ
420 VAC 210 mΩ
440 VAC 220 mΩ
460 VAC 230 mΩ
480 VAC 240 mΩ
L / PE
100–A NH 380 VAC 135 mΩ
400 VAC 142 mΩ
420 VAC 150 mΩ
440 VAC 157 mΩ
go.All
460 VAC 164 mΩ
go.Top
480 VAC 171 mΩ
go.Fit
125–A NH 380 VAC 115mΩ
go.Sim
400 VAC 120 mΩ
go.Open Pro
420 VAC 126 mΩ
440 VAC 132 mΩ
460 VAC 138 mΩ
480 VAC 145 mΩ
Tab. 38: Loop impedance
a) These are a maximum of values, including the impedance of the line voltage inlet from the on-site power distributor to the
power input of the CT system from L to PE.
5.3.2 Line voltage, line frequency, power factor and line impedance
System Type Line voltage Line frequency Power factor Maximum line
(cos-phi)a) impedance
3/N~ 380 VAC ±10% 230 mΩ
go.Now 3/N~ 400 VAC ±10% 270 mΩ

50/60 Hz ±3 Hz 0.7
go.Up 3/N~ 420 VAC ±10% 305 mΩ
3/N~ 440 VAC ±10% 340 mΩ

5 Technical Data
System Type Line voltage Line frequency Power factor Maximum line
(cos-phi)a) impedance
3/N~ 460 VAC±10% 370 mΩ
3/N~ 480 VAC ±10% 400 mΩ
3/N~ 380 VAC ±10% 200 mΩ

go.All 3/N~ 400 VAC ±10% 250 mΩ
go.Top
3/N~ 420 VAC ±10% 300 mΩ
go.Fit
3/N~ 440 VAC ±10% 300 mΩ
go.Sim
go.Open Pro 3/N~ 460 VAC±10% 300 mΩ
3/N~ 480 VAC ±10% 300 mΩ
Tab. 39: Line voltage characteristics (overall CT system)
a) Average value
5.3.2.1 Line impedance: Measurement

5.3.3 Potential difference
Value Measurement Remarks

point (from - to)
< 5 VAC PE - N Location:

Power from the on-site power distributor.
Tab. 40: Potential difference PE / Neutral
5.3.4 Power consumption of overall system

The following table shows power consumption values for exemplary periods [sec.]:
Time Power consumption Operating mode
6 sec. 50 kVA System ON
10 sec. 44 kVA (Operation)
30 sec. 37 kVA
50 sec. 31 kVA
100 sec. 22 kVA
>100 sec. 2 kVA System ON

(standby)
5 Technical Data
> 100 sec. 0.8 kVA (0.08 kW) System OFF

(without wall switch)
> 100 sec. 0 kVA System OFF

(with wall switch)
Tab. 41: Power consumption of the overall system (go.Now / go.Up)
4 sec. 115 kVA System ON
10 sec. 100 kVA (Operation)
30 sec. 75 kVA
50 sec. 63 kVA
100 sec. 40 kVA
>100 sec. 3 kVA System ON

(standby)
> 100 sec. 0.8 kVA (0.08 kW) System OFF

(without wall switch)
> 100 sec. 0 kVA System OFF

(with wall switch)
Tab. 42: Power consumption of the overall system (go.All / go.Top / go.Sim / go.Open Pro)
The longer the time, the lower the power consumption
5.3.5 Transformers
5.3.5.1 Line voltage-matching transformer
Line voltage Remarks
200 VAC For this voltage, there are two possibilities:

1. With an on-site line voltage matching the transformer/pre-
transformer
2. With the optional LCB (recommended for Japan)
380/400/420/440/460/480 VAC For these voltages, the line voltage-matching transformer is

standard in the PDS.
Tab. 43: Line voltage-matching transformer

5 Technical Data
5.3.5.2 On-site pre-transformer
Application An on-site pre-transformer is required for:

• adapting the local line voltage to the required line voltage for the CT system,
• converting an IT power line to the required TN or TT power line,
Output power Min. 40 kVA (go.Now compact version)

Min. 50 kVA (go.Now / go.Up)
Min. 115 / 100 kVA (go.All / go.Topgo.Fit go.Simgo.Open Pro)a)
Tab. 44: On-site pre-transformer (description)
a) 100 kVA is only applicable when LCB or CPIN is ordered and installed.
5.3.6 UPS for the overall system

There is no UPS manufacturer recommendation.
If a UPS is being used for the overall system, it must have at least a 30% margin based on the power calculation
of the pre-transformer to overcome the dynamic output performance of the UPS.
5.3.7 Connection value
Nominal line voltage [V] x external fuse x 1.73
The connection value is not equal to the power consumption.
For more details, refer to the chapter “Technical data” in the CT Basic PG, print number CT00–000.891.04.
5.3.8 Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC)

The CT system is in compliance with IEC 60601-1-2 and fulfills CISPR 11 Class A. For details, refer to the CT
Basic PG, print number CT00-000.891.04.
5.3.9 Magnetic field

No requirements according to IEC 60601-1-2.
To avoid interference, the following minimum distances must be maintained:
Components Distance
Gantry, generator min. 3 m
Power cable min. 3 m
Tab. 45: Magnetic field: Distances to the CT system components and line voltage cables
5 Technical Data
5.3.10 Interference immunity

According to IEC 60601-1-2.
ESD • 6 kV for contact discharge

• 8 kV for air discharge
RF interference 3 V/m (80 MHz — 2500 MHz)

(Electromagnetic field)
Magnetic field 3 A/m (50 or 60 Hz)
Conducted disturbance 3 Vrms (0.15 kHz — 80 MHz)
Voltage peaks (bursts)

2 kV on high-voltage cables
Voltage surges
5.4 Color information
5.4.1 Shades of colors used
Hue designation SOMATOM go.Now SOMATOM go.Up / go.All / go.Top / RAL comparable color
go.Fit number
Signal white Primary color for gantry Primary color for gantry RAL 9003
(texture painting 4)
Silver • Gantry front left cover • Gantry front left bottom cover RAL 9006
(white aluminum) • Gantry stand left cover • Gantry stand left cover
• Haloriel cover plate • Gantry stand right front cover
• Gantry stand right bottom cover
• Gantry frame
• Haloriel cover plate
Healthy Orange • Healthineers Pantone 166 C

(clear coating) • Product name
Siemens Petrol Gantry Gantry Pantone number 321 C

(Siemens label)
Tab. 46: Color information

5 Technical Data
5.4.2 Design and colors (gantry & PHS)
Fig. 67: Colors: SOMATOM go.Now
1 Signal white; RAL 9003

2 Silver; RAL 9006
3 Healthy orange; Pantone 166 C
5 Technical Data
Fig. 68: Colors: SOMATOM go.Up / go.All / go.Top / go.Fit
1 Signal white; RAL 9003

2 Silver; RAL 9006
3 Healthy orange; Pantone 166 C
Fig. 69: Colors: SOMATOM go.Sim / go.Open Pro
1 Signal white: RAL 9003

2 Aero microeffect silver
3 Healthy orange: RAL design 050 60 70 glossy

6 Transport and storage conditions

6.1 Climatic conditions for transport and storage
6.1.1 Standard climatic conditions

The climatic requirements for storing the CT system are identical to the climatic requirements for
transportation.
1. The data for transporting and storing the CT system components are applicable only if the system is
shipped free of damage in the transport packaging provided by the manufacturer.
2. All components have to be stored in the respective transport packaging provided by the manufacturer.
3. Use equivalent packaging for intermediate storage if the original packaging provided by the manufacturer
is no longer available.
Designation Range
Air temperature -20˚C to +50˚C
Relative humidity 5% to 95%
Absolute humidity Maximum 30 g/m3

(no condensation at any time)
Temperature gradient 6 K/h
Barometric pressure 700 hPa to 1060 hPa
Max. storage time 2 months
Tab. 47: Climatic conditions for transport and storage
After moving the CT system from a cold environment into a warm room, make sure that the entire CT system
is dry before switching it on.
6.1.2 Intermediate storage

The climatic requirements also have to be considered for intermediate storage. Electronic components and
especially the detector modules are sensitive to temperature and humidity, with high humidity being most
critical.
If the CT system has been unpacked and installed in a room without climate control, it must be repacked and
sealed against humidity.
Without temperature and humidity control, the high-value components may be damaged during storage.
6.2 Transporting CT system components
6.2.1 General information

The project manager determines:
• If the gantry transporting device is available
• The delivery route to the examination room
• If floor protection is necessary (e.g., metal plates), and
• If doors, corridors, and elevators are suitable for delivery of the CT system components
Gantry and patient • Gantry with a special transport device

table
• Patient table with pre-mounted transport rollers on the table base
Other CT system com‐ The dimensions of the monitors, keyboards, and the optional LCB do not present
ponents difficulties.
Tab. 48: Transporting CT system components (general information)
6.2.2 Transporting the gantry
Item Description
Transport device A special transport device is available and orderable for transporting the gantry.
Refer to the CT Basic PG, print number CT00-000.891.04 for details regarding:
• Order procurement
• Functions
Transport dimensions The following diagrams show the actual overall transport dimensions of the gantry
with the transport device.
(with transport device)
• SOMATOM go.Now - see ( Page 104 SOMATOM go.Now)
• SOMTOM go.Up / go.All / go.Top / go.Fit - see ( Page 105 SOMATOM go.Up /
go.All / go.Top / go.Fit)
• SOMATOM go.Sim / go.Open Pro - see ( Page 107 SOMATOM go.Sim /
go.Open Pro)
NOTE: The transport device with the gantry can be lowered to a ground clearance of
7 mm.
Transport weights • Gantry with transport device (without packaging): See ( Page 92, Tab. 36)
• Transport package: 267 kg

• Transport device: 189 kg
• Transport adapter: 31 kg

Item Description
Reducing the gantry weight In special cases the gantry weight must be reduced by a few kilograms, e.g. to use a
freight elevator with a limited freight load. This can be done by removing certain parts
of the gantry covers as shown in the following table.
NOTE: A service engineer is required for disassembly and reassembly. Store the
removed covers carefully at a safe location to avoid damage during transport of
the gantry.
The following list shows the weight of the removable covers:
• Front covers: 35 kg
• Rear covers: 33 kg
• Side covers: 14 kg
Floor load during transport The maximum possible floor load (two-point load) per roller may be reached during
gantry transport.
NOTE: If necessary, cover the transport route with metal sheets to distribute the
load.
Tab. 49: Gantry transport data
The gantry can be lowered with the transport device to a ground clearance of 7 mm.
6.2.2.1 SOMATOM go.Now

Transport dimensions
Fig. 70: Gantry transport dimensions: - SOMATOM go.Now
A Top view: Rollers swiveled out

B Top view: Rollers swiveled in
Transport
Fig. 71: Transporting the gantry: Rollers swiveled out

Fig. 72: Transporting the gantry: Rollers swiveled in
6.2.2.2 SOMATOM go.Up / go.All / go.Top / go.Fit

Fig. 73: Gantry transport dimensions - SOMATOM go.Up / go.All / go.Top / go.Fit

Transport

6.2.2.3 SOMATOM go.Sim / go.Open Pro

Fig. 76: Gantry transport dimensions - SOMATOM go.Sim / go.Open Pro

Transport
RTP laser units are not assembled on gantry when ex-factory.
6.2.3 Transporting the gantry through the narrow entrance

The gantry can be moved through the entrance less than 1 m, when the transport adapter is partially removed.
On SOMATOM go.Up / go.All / go.Top / go.Sim / go.Open Pro the gantry covers have to be removed as well.
The detailed steps are described in Installation Instructions (C2-081.812.01.xx.02) which is included in the
delivered volume.

Fig. 79: Gantry transport dimensions (< 1m) - SOMATOM go.Now

Fig. 80: Gantry transport dimensions (< 1m) - SOMATOM go.Up / go.All / go.Top / go.Fit


Fig. 81: Gantry transport dimensions (< 1m) - SOMATOM go.Sim / go.Open Pro

6.2.4 Transporting the PHS
Item Vector Vario 1 Vario RT Vario 2
General information The patient table is fully mounted and delivered on a wooden pallet. A ramp
to move the PHS from the pallet is included in the delivery.
A transport device (transport device with rollers) is preinstalled on the table
base. It must be removed after installation. The transport route must be
smooth and level.
Transport dimensions L x W x H (mm):

(with transport packaging) 2574 x 824 x 1517
Transport weight
520 kg 580 kg 570 kg 592 kg
(with transport packaging)
Tab. 50: PHS transport data
6.2.5 Transporting other CT system components
Item Description
Monitor, keyboard, and mouse Due to the small dimensions and weights, no special planning-related
information is required.
UPS • Dimensions (L x W x H):

(option) 625 x 525 x 232 mm
(with package) • Weight:
27.3 kg
LCB of go.Now /go.Up • Dimensions (L x W x H):

(option) 950 x 570 x 1080 mm
(with package) • Weight:
333 kg
LCB of go.All / go.Top / go.Sim / • Dimensions (L x W x H):

go.Open Pro
950 x 570 x 1272 mm
(option)
• Weight:
(with package)
497 kg
Tab. 51: Transport data (other CT system components)

6.2.6 Center of gravity
(A)
1)
325
778
833
278
182
230
(C)
278
(B) 1) 1)
1763
890
804
86
182 175 603
861 1204 230
Fig. 82: Gantry's center of gravity (SOMATOM go.Now)
A Top view
B Front view
C Side view (right)
1 Center of gravity
Fig. 83: Gantry's center of gravity (SOMATOM go.Up / go.All / go.Top)
A Top view
B Front view
C Side view (right)
1 Center of gravity


Fig. 84: Gantry's center of gravity (SOMATOM go.Sim / go.Open Pro)
A Top view
B Front view
C Side view
1 Center of gravity
6.2.6.4 PHS Vector
(B) (A)
650
1206
580
1)
1) 240
480
Fig. 85: CoG of PHS Vector
A Side view
B Front view
1 Center of gravity

6.2.6.5 PHS Vario 1 / Vario RT
(C)
(A)
650 893
460
1) 300
239
1)
601
(B)
650 965
885
610
2) 2)
300
601
Fig. 86: CoG of PHS Vario 1/ Vario RT

C Front view
1 Center of gravity (lowest position)
2 Center of gravity (highest position)
6.2.6.6 PHS Vario 2
(A)
(C) 960
696
475
601
1) 1)
235
1030
(B)
696
900
610
2) 2)
601
Fig. 87: CoG of PHS Vario 2

C Front view
1 Center of gravity (lowest position)
2 Center of gravity (highest position)

7 Line connection box LCB (option)

Application For certain countries or customers that cannot provide the required line voltage con‐
nection between 380 VAC and 480 VAC.
The LCB provides several internal interfaces, e.g. for EPO, REPO, and ON/OFF switches.
Function The LCB adapts the line voltage input from 200 VAC (delta) to 400 VAC (star) via an
isolation transformer).
Additionally the LCB provides several external interfaces, e.g. for EPO, REPO, and
ON/OFF switches, a 100 VAC single-phase power output.
Delivery data The LCB is delivered as a stand-alone cabinet without any accessories. All cables, exter‐
nal components (e.g., EPO, REPO, etc.) and mounting materials must be provided on-
site.
Order informa‐ See Price Book.

tion
Tab. 52: General information: LCB
Mounting The LCB must be mounted in accordance with country-specific guidelines in countries prone to
earthquakes.
All electrical work Done in accordance with all local and national electrical codes in your country.
Cabling All cables must be bound to prevent tripping.
Tab. 53: Safety information (LCB)
7.3 Room planning notes
Construction/design • Air-cooled cabinet Air temperature: 18oC to 30 oC
• Standing system
Evenness of the floor The floor is level. n.a.
Floor and wall mount‐ • Floor mounting: Floor mounting is only as required in
ing accordance with national regulations
– Floor mounting holes are included in the currently in force, e.g., in countries prone to
pedestal. earthquakes.
• Wall mounting: • The project manager decides how the
mounting is performed.
– Must always be mounted to the wall (to
prevent tilting). • Installation materials (anchors, screws,
washers, etc.) must be provided on-site.
– A wall mounting hole is included in the back
wall.
Cable inlets see the drawings For details, refer to.
Area requirements Space for installation:

• According to detailed dimensions
Space for service:
• Minimum of 700 mm in front of the LCB
cabinet
• Minimum of 400 mm at both left and right
sides of the LCB cabinet.
Installation location • Equipment room Recommendation: Equipment room
• Examination room
• Operator’s room
Color RAL 9003 n.a.
Technical data Refer to ( Page 92 Dimensions, weights, noise levels, and heat dissipations).
Dimensions For detailed dimensions, see details as below.
Tab. 54: Room planning notes: LCB size
Note that two LCBs have to be positioned in the room for the dual source Naeotom Alpha.

Fig. 88: LCB dimensions
7.4 On-site electrical connections
7.4.1 Data for electrical connection
Nominal line voltages • Input: 200-240 VAC ± 10%

• Output: 400-480 VAC
Acceptable pre-fusing 250 A - Type C circuit breaker
Internal RCD Leakage current: 30 mA
Size of line voltage terminal • On-site line voltage input: Max. 125 mm2
clamps Line voltage output to CT: Max. 95 mm2
100-VAC single-phase output • Output voltage: 100-120 VAC

voltage
• Output power: 0.5 kVA
Tab. 55: Data for electrical connection (LCB)
7.4.2 Additional electrical connectivities
Designation Pin number Size of connection termi‐

nal clamp
External EPO switch X4, pin 1/2
OFF switch X4, pin 3/4
ON switch X4, pin 5/6
External REPO switch X5, pin 9/10 2.5 mm2 / AWG 13
100-VAC single-phase output X3, pin 1 (L)

voltage
X3, pin 2 (N)
X3, pin 3 (PE)
Tab. 56: Additional electrical connectivities
7.4.3 On-site line voltage connection
Wall switch is not available if LCB is ordered.

(A)
L1 L2 L3 PE
X4 X5 X22
5)
PW_ON 6 1 1
5 1 2 3 4 2 2
4) 4 3 3
PW_OFF X1
3 4 4
3) 2 5 5 6)
Line Connection Box LCB
EPO 1 6 6
7 7
8 8
9 3 7)
2)
4
REPO 10
X20.1
1) X7.11
X5.2
DC24V-
X3 X2 K4
A1 A2
12 8
L N PE L1 L2 L3 PE 9)
8) (B)
A Mains input
B 3-phase power output to gantry
1 EPO/REPO unit
2 Remote emergency power off(REPO); NC “normal closed”(opener); to cut off power output of the UPS
3 Emergency power off (EPO); NC “normal closed” (opener); to cut off the power input of the CT system
4 Remote power off switch (reposition button), one short wire must be installed between X4.3 and X4.4 if no remote power-off switch
5 Remote power on switch (reposition button)
6 Connections on PDB to support system on/off control
7 REPO connection on PDB
8 1-phase 100VAC output for auxiliary facility
9 Relay K4 reserved for field use and it has no electrical connection in LCB.
It can be energized by LCB internal 24Vdc power supply. When the coil connected to X5.2 and X7.11. K4 will be energized when LCB power on
Fig. 89:
8 Cos Phi Inductor CPIN (option)

Application For sites with limited power capacity (100 kVA).
Availability This option is available for the:

• SOMATOM go.All /go.Top / go.Fit / go.Sim / go.Open Pro
Function The CPIN is designed to restrict the harmonic current of the input system, improve the
power factor for the whole system, and reduce the apparent power requirement.
It is installed between the gantry and the on-site power distributor.
The CPIN is not needed when the LCB is installed.
Delivery data The CPIN is delivered as a stand-alone cabinet without any accessories. All cables and
installation materials must be provided on site.
Tab. 57: General information: CPIN
Mounting In countries prone to earthquakes, the CPIN must be installed in accordance with all country-
specific guidelines.
All electrical work Done in accordance with all local and national electrical codes in your country.
Cabling All cables must be bound to prevent tripping.
Tab. 58: Safety information (CPIN)
Construction/design • Air-cooled cabinet Air temperature: 18oC to 30 oC
• Standing system
Evenness of the floor The floor is level. n.a.

Floor and wall mount‐ • Floor mounting: • The project manager decides how the
ing mounting is performed according to the
– Floor mounting holes are included in the installation location requirement below.
pedestal.
• Installation materials are included in the
or
delivery volume.
• Wall mounting:
– Wall mounting holes are included in the rear
cover.
Cable inlets See diagrams For details, refer to ( Page 126, Fig. 90).
Area requirements Space for installation:

• According to detailed dimensions
Space for service:
• At least 300 mm in front of the CPIN cabinet
• At least 300 mm on each side of the CPIN
cabinet.
Installation location • Equipment room Recommendation:
• Examination room 1. Equipment room
• Operator’s room If the CPIN is installed in the examination

room, it must be at least 2 m away from the
PHS.
2. ONLY BOTTOM ENTRY CABLING IS PERMIT‐
TED for safety reasons.
Color RAL 9003 for the front cover n.a.

RAL 7040 for the rear cover
Technical data Refer to ( Page 92 Dimensions, weights, noise levels, and heat dissipations).
Dimensions For detailed dimensions, see details as below.
Tab. 59: Room planning notes: CPIN
Fig. 90: Detailed dimensions: CPIN
A 3D view
B Top view (base plate)
C Front view (rear plate)
D Side view
1 Four holes for floor installation
2 Four holes for wall installation

Fig. 91: Anchoring for CPIN
1 Hole to be drilled
2 Concrete floor or wall

8.4 On-site electrical connections
Nominal line voltages • Input: 380-480 VAC ± 10% (L1-3, N, PE)

• Output: 380-480 VAC (L1-3, N, PE)
Size of line voltage terminal Terminal size: M8

clamps Power cable gauge: max. 5 x 25 mm2 (bottom entry only)
Tab. 60: Data for electrical connection (CPIN)
For safety reasons, only 5 x 25 mm2 cable can be used.
9 Stationary container solution

Availability The following systems can be installed in a stationary container:

• SOMATOM go.Now / go.Up
• SOMATOM go.All / go.Top / go.Fit
Prerequisite • The gantry and PHS must be secured to a steel plate.

An equivalent plate is available on request.
Neither the steel plate nor the equivalent plate are included in the delivery
volume of the CT system.
• The container must be placed on leveled ground to ensure that after installation, the
system is level within the permissible tolerance.
• Check with the container manufacturer and ask whether they can deliver the
container pre-drilled.
The pre-drilled holes need to be tapped to the dimensions specified in the installation
template ( Page 11, Tab. 2)
Each template specifies the dimensions of all of the various PHS options.
Check with the customer or sales team to find out which PHS type has been selected
for your project.
Tab. 61: General information
If the container will be transported, then the CT system needs to be disassembled as specified in the document
Disassembly of the System (C2-081.821.01.xx), then transported separately and reinstalled in the new
location.

CAUTION
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No passageway between gantry and container wall due to insufficient spacing.
Risk of injury to patient or user!

◆ The following is recommended:
◆ Mark a rescue route from the control room to the rescue doors that ensures free passage.
◆ Install markings that display the rescue route and the escape area behind rear side of the gantry. The
following points must be observed:
- Make sure that the escape doors can be opened under all circumstances.
- Keep the rescue route accessible at all times.
- Keep the area behind the rear side of the gantry accessible at all times.
- Do not use the escape area as a storage area.

Floor installation • Gantry:

– Four M14 screws and the corresponding flat
washers
The pedestal is provided with floor- - Installation materials must be sourced
mounting holes ( Page 58, Fig. 43). locally.
• PHS: - Check the quality and length of the screws,
and the torque specifications, with the con‐
– Four screws tainer manufacturer.
ISO 4762–M16x35-A4-70
– Four washers
ISO 7089–16–200HV-A2Kl
Pre-fuse Refer to ( Page 74, Tab. 23) A 100 A NH fuse is acceptable with 35 mm2
cable diameter in containers for go.Now,
go.Up, go.All, go.Top and go.Fit systems.
RCD One RCD is mandatory. n.a.
Tab. 62: Room planning notes:
10 Changes to previous version
10 Changes to previous version

Chapter Changes Reason
Chapter 3 Note about AS4U added. ECR 755802
All All DATAMIG errors cleared. Format errors after CMS migration.

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3.2.3 Floor mounting (gantry and patient table) 63

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5.4 Color information 98

6 Transport and storage conditions 101

7 Line connection box LCB (option) 119

8 Cos Phi Inductor CPIN (option) 124

9 Stationary container solution 128

10 Changes to previous version 130

• CT Basic Planning Guide (CT Basic PG) and

• CT Options Planning Guide (CT Options PG)

Therefore, in this CT System PG you find links to the CT Basic PG.

Therefore, in this CT System PG you find links to the CT Options PG.

1.2 Safety information

1.2.1 Warning notes

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◆ Adequate room shielding has to be installed.

◆ The planning guide describes measures to avoid tripping.

Risk of accident and/or injury!

◆ The guidelines contained in this document have to be strictly followed.

[ hz_pgdoc_F14G05U01M02 ] Incorrect installation of the ceiling support and ceiling-mounted monitor

[ hz_pgdoc_F14G06U01M03 ] An improperly positioned horizontal monitor arm may crush the

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The ceiling support may fall from the ceiling!

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1.2.2 Regulatory affairs

1.3 System configuration

• SOMATOM go.Open Pro

16 slices 32 slices 32 slices 64 slices 62 slices 32 slices 64 slices

Tube power: 32 kW Tube power: 75 kW

Non-tiltable Tiltable: ± 30 ° Tiltable: -30° ~ +25°

PHS • PHS Vector • PHS Vario 1 • PHS Vario RT

ICS Integrated in the right gantry stand.

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IRS Integrated in the right gantry stand

Tab. 1: System configuration (standard)

Scan&Go It works together with a supported Siemens CT scanner system to allow

Intervention Intervention is a special examination scan mode for interventions such as

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Tab. 2: Overview: CT options

• SOMATOM go.Open Pro

1.4.2 Additional documentation

Document designation Print number

CT Basic Planning Guide CT00-000.891.04

CT Options Planning Guide CT00-000.891.03

All others Shown in the CT Basic PG.

Tab. 3: Additional planning documents

1.4.4 Notes with respect to drawings and figures

1.5 Handover to service

All open issues must be documented in handover protocol.

The PM must ensure that the open issues are addressed.

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