Bluezone Model 420, Installation, Operation And Service Manual

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Document #: BZ420-XXX
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Safety
This operation and service manual contains
important instructions and safety information
about the Bluezone Air Purification System.
Observe the following dangers, warnings,
cautions and notices when installing,
operating and servicing the Bluezone Model
420.
Electrical System
Energized electrical circuits present a
potentially life-threatening hazard.
Ensure the unit’s power cord is unplugged
before performing any installation or service
work.
Ensure there are no other electrical power
circuits connected to the Bluezone Model
420.
Follow all lockout/tagout procedures for all
electrical circuits.
System Operation
Never hose down the Bluezone Model 420 or
clean with a water jet. Direct flow of water
onto the catalyst can reduce its effectiveness
in eliminating ozone.
Turn off Bluezone units and cover with plastic
if the room is being hosed with water or
steam.
Do not operate the Bluezone Model 420 while
fogging the greenhouse or grow house with
chlorine, bleach or other disinfectant
solutions. Disinfectants can poison the
Bluezone catalyst and reduce its
effectiveness.
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Turn off the Bluezone Units if
disinfectant fogging or cleaning is
underway.
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Turn Bluezone units back on after
disinfectants have dissipated.
System Maintenance
The Bluezone Model 420 contains 4 UV-C
light bulbs; the UV light is completely
contained inside the unit during operation.
The Bluezone Model 420 has multiple safety
systems to ensure that you cannot view the
UV bulbs while they are operating.
Do NOT attempt to override the cover switch
to allow the bulbs to operate when the cover
is off.
Avoid exposure to direct or reflected UV-C
light.
Never look at an illuminated UV-C bulb
without proper eye protection against UV light
frequencies.
The UV-C lamps generate ozone. This ozone
is contained inside the Bluezone Model 420.