The equipment operates as intended and meets manufacturer specifications.

The equipment performs reliably under normal usage conditions.

Equipment demonstrates consistent accuracy and precision.

The equipment performs without malfunction or frequent breakdowns.

Equipment meets safety standards and regulations (e.g., FDA, CE).

Proper safety features are in place (e.g., emergency shut-off, and alarms).

Equipment has appropriate warnings or labels regarding hazards.

Equipment is regularly inspected for compliance with safety standards.

The equipment is user-friendly and easy to operate.

Controls and interfaces are intuitive and clearly labeled.

Equipment requires minimal training for staff to operate.

Instructions and user manuals are clear and accessible.

Equipment is easy to clean and maintain.

Regular maintenance schedules are in place and followed.

Equipment shows minimal wear and tear after consistent use.

Replacement parts are readily available and affordable.

The equipment provides good value for its cost.

The equipment is durable, reducing the need for frequent replacements.

The equipment's operational costs are reasonable and within budget.

The equipment enhances overall productivity or patient outcomes.

Equipment integrates well with existing systems and technologies.

The equipment is compatible with other devices and software.

Data from the equipment can be easily transferred or accessed.

The equipment functions properly within the designated environment.