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Ver. 18/12/2020 | Calistair C300

5.1 Assembly

1) Unpack device from cardboard box.

2) Remove foil bag.

3) Select location.

4) Connect power cable to the device as shown

in the figure.

5. ASSEMBLY, INSTALLATION,

COMMISSIONING

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WARNING

Risk of suffocation due to foil bag.

Foil bag is not a toy.

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Keep foil bag away from babies and children.

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Summary of Contents for C300

Page 1: ...CALISTAIR C300 TRANSLATION OF THE ORIGINAL OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS Year of construction 2020 Made in Europe Ver 18 12 2020 Decontamination plant Read carefully before use...

Page 2: ......

Page 3: ...r data 11 2 SAFETY 2 1 Personal qualification 12 2 2 Personal protective equipment 12 2 3 Safety components 12 2 4 Dangers 13 2 4 1 General dangers 13 2 4 2 Dangers during assembly commissioning and o...

Page 4: ...gulate device 28 7 2 1 Switch on device 28 7 2 2 Switch off device 28 7 2 3 Select air flow via adjustment wheel 28 8 MAINTENANCE 29 8 1 Change prefilter 31 8 2 Change high performance filter HEPA fil...

Page 5: ...ode or as entrepreneurs have their registered office in the Federal Republic of Germany Scope of warranty services Repair or replacement of the device by Calistair Calistair has the right to choose wh...

Page 6: ...scretion The guarantee does not include filters UV C lamps and other wear parts Intentional and unintentional damage by the user or third parties after transfer of risk damage resulting from non compl...

Page 7: ...thout prior notice All representations and pictures are protected by copyright Calistair September 2020 1 5 Other applicable documents In addition to these operating instructions please observe the da...

Page 8: ...n or handling steps Result of the handling instruction Individual handling instructions without chronological sequence are presented as follows Handling step disordered Representation of enumerations...

Page 9: ...can lead to reversible slight personal injury Listing of all measures that must be taken to avoid the consequences NOTE Indicates a potentially dangerous situation which can lead to damage to propert...

Page 10: ...hot surface Warning of UV radiation Warning of hazardous voltage Mandatory sign General mandatory sign Use hand protection Use mask Prohibition sign General prohibition sign UV 1 6 3 Symbols used Imp...

Page 11: ...andard limits set at the time of manufacture of the product have not been exceeded All necessary measures have been taken for the product to protect health and safety provided the product is used for...

Page 12: ...t correspond to the target group definition in chapter 1 1 2 2 Personal protective equipment Cutting and skin injuries may occur during maintenance measures and repair work Therefore wear protective g...

Page 13: ...operate the device in completely assembled condition Do not sit or stand on the device Do not place anything on the device Make sure that no liquids enter the device Do not insert any objects or fore...

Page 14: ...without supervision Wait for the fan to stop completely at least 30 seconds before any cleaning or maintenance Never open the device while the power cable is plugged in Only use spare and wear parts...

Page 15: ...ce Where has something happened What exactly has happened How many people are affected What type of injury emergency exists Waiting for further queries 5 Provide first aid until the first aider has ar...

Page 16: ...Fixed castors Prefilter insert UVC fluorescent tubes High performance filter HEPA filter Lateral air intake Fan Filter drawer Housing Adjustment wheel Power switch Reactor honeycomb plates Power conne...

Page 17: ...ans that the interior of the device remains largely free of coarse dust With the high performance filter the room air can also be cleaned of fine dusts allergens and mineral air pollutants such as soo...

Page 18: ...xt to heaters fireplaces or devices that use gas In environments with strong temperature fluctuations as this can lead to condensation water inside The device is not intended for drying objects 3 4 Na...

Page 19: ...led 1x HEPA filter insert pre assembled 1x Power cable 230 V 1x Operating instructions 1x Quick start guide 1x Allen key 2 5 mm 3 6 Technical data General Noise level LEX 8h 65 dB A Dimensions WxDxH 3...

Page 20: ...splays 3 7 1 Power switch The power switch is located on the top of the device For further information see chapter 6 3 7 2 Adjustment wheel The adjustment wheel is located on the top of the device and...

Page 21: ...o prevent injury to persons or damage to property Incorrect operation due to non compliance with the operating instructions can cause injury or damage 4 1 Transport Unplug the power plug of the device...

Page 22: ...the device as follows Standing upright In frost free dry and adequately ventilated indoor spaces Store the power cable as follows Kink free Disconnected from the device Observe the following points fo...

Page 23: ...from cardboard box 2 Remove foil bag 3 Select location 4 Connect power cable to the device as shown in the figure 5 ASSEMBLY INSTALLATION COMMISSIONING WARNING Risk of suffocation due to foil bag Foil...

Page 24: ...able presents a tripping hazard The control panel and housing cover should be easily accessible 5 2 Place device NOTE Damage to property possible due to defective substrate Damage to the device possib...

Page 25: ...grounded socket 4 Switch on device see chapter 7 2 1 5 Select air flow via adjustment wheel see chapter 7 2 3 Consider the following location factors for an optimal result to improve air quality Later...

Page 26: ...Calistair C300 Adjustment wheel left minimum air flow rate right maximum air flow rate 0 off I on In the factory setting the adjustment wheel is in the left stop position The power switch is set to 0...

Page 27: ...in the range between 40 and 60 Too dry air can cause irritated mucous membranes and eyes thus increasing the susceptibility to infections Eliminate or reduce possible causes of air pollution or pollut...

Page 28: ...ir flow rate right maximum air flow rate 7 2 Switch on switch off regulate device 7 2 1 Switch on device Insert plug of the device into the socket Set the power switch to I to switch on the device Dev...

Page 29: ...into the component Do not wear loose or hanging garments or jewellery when working on moving parts Protect long hair with a hairnet DANGER Risk of injury due to UV C radiation Risk of injury due to op...

Page 30: ...t may be emitted Wear protective gloves NOTE Inhalation of dusts If the filter is dirty dust may be emitted Dust protection mask recommended WARNING Burn due to hot surface Hot surfaces in operation d...

Page 31: ...arpets in the environment Number of people and animals in a room Number of air purifiers in a room Component Interval Prefilter Every 3 months HEPA filter Every 24 months depending on degree of pollut...

Page 32: ...sing cover with an Allen key 2 5 mm 4 Remove housing cover Fig 1 5 Pull the prefilter insert out of the mounting on the underside of the housing Fig 2 6 Push the new prefilter insert into the mounting...

Page 33: ...ed Wear protective gloves Always replace the HEPA filter do not clean Clean hands thoroughly after maintenance work 8 2 Change high performance filter HEPA filter 1 Switch off device 2 Pull power plug...

Page 34: ...facing upwards Push in filter completely 9 Push filter drawer into the housing up to the stop 10 Attach housing cover 11 Tighten screws Device is ready for operation 8 3 Change UVC fluorescent tubes...

Page 35: ...osal NOTE Damage to the metal surface of the reactor honeycomb plate The coating of the metal surface can be damaged by touch Avoid touching the metal surface 1 Switch off device 2 Pull power plug 3 L...

Page 36: ...letely until the light tube can be easily removed upwards 9 Remove fluorescent tube Remove all fluorescent tubes in this way Fig 3 10 Press new UVC fluorescent tubes with the contact pins into the lam...

Page 37: ...eakage Glass breakage may cause injury at sharp edges Wear work gloves when removing the fragments and the broken lamps Clean your hands thoroughly after the repair If the device was in operation at t...

Page 38: ...tinue to ventilate while removing the fragments 7 Loosen screws on the housing cover with suitable tool 8 Remove housing cover 9 Remove fragments and broken fluorescent tubes with gloves 10 Hold fluor...

Page 39: ...scent tubes with the contact pins into the lamp sockets from above until they audibly click into place 18 Push both reactor honeycomb plates carefully into the mounting until it stops 19 Attach housin...

Page 40: ...device 2 Pull power plug 3 Let device cool down for at least 30 minutes 4 Wipe external surfaces with a dry or slightly damp cloth Device is cleaned NOTE Damage to the surface and interior Do not use...

Page 41: ...safety switches are pressed The high performance filter HEPA filter is not or not correctly mounted Insert filter insert in filter drawer Push in filter drawer completely Low air flow at air outlet P...

Page 42: ...Disposal scrapping Waste electrical equipment does not belong in the household waste Electrical and electronic equipment must be disposed of separately from general household waste through government...

Page 43: ...pare parts UVC fluorescent tube Filter Wear parts UVC fluorescent tube Filter EC Declaration of Conformity The EC Declaration of Conformity can be obtained from our customer service List of illustrati...

Page 44: ...atus 18 12 2020 Made in Europe Manufacturer Calistair SAS 223 rue Pasteur 77000 Vaux le P nil Tel 33 1606 346 34 www calistair com Contact Calistair GmbH www calistair C300 com kontakt calistair com P...

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