background image

 

 

Cytotoxic Lead Shielded Class II Biological Safety Cabinets 

2.2.1.3 Post Purge Timer 

After the user switches off the fan, there will be a period of post-purge. This feature is to ensure that all 
residual contaminants are purged from the work zone. The default setting is zero minute and user can set it 
from zero minute to 15 minutes. Setting it to zero minute will disable this feature. However, it is 
recommended to purge the Cabinet by leaving the fan on for around 3 minutes after the work is complete. 

MENU

SETTINGS

POSTPURGE

XX MINUTES

 

2.2.1.4 UV Timer 

To switch off the UV lamp automatically after a fixed period, UV TIMER menu can be used. The UV TIMER can 
be set up to 18 hours. By default, this feature is disabled. UV lamp, then, has to be switched off manually. Esco 
does not recommend that you leave the UV lamp on for more than 60 minutes or overnight as it shortens the 
lifespan of the UV lamp. 

MENU

SETTINGS

UV TIMER

HH:MM

 

2.2.1.5 Airflow Unit Selection 

Using this option, you can select the unit in which air velocity is measured and displayed. You can choose 
between meter per second (m/s) and feet per minute (fpm). When the fan is running and also during the 
calibration process, airflow measurement is displayed in the selected unit. 

MENU

SETTINGS

VELOCITY UNIT

M/S

FPM

 

2.2.1.6 Temperature Unit Selection 

Using this option, you can select the unit in which temperature is measured and displayed. You can choose 
between Celsius and Fahrenheit. The exhaust temperature is displayed in the selected unit. 

MENU

SETTINGS

TEMP UNIT

FAHRENHEIT

CELCIUS

 

2.2.2 Calibration 

The purpose of calibration is to ensure the accuracy of the airflow display and alarm (if present). This involves 
measuring airflow with reference instrumentation and establishing reference between airflow sensor(s) on the 
Cabinet to the standard reference. Calibration should only be carried out by trained personnel. 

SET CONSTANT

MENU

CALIBRATION

ZERO SENSOR

CALIB SENSOR

 

2.2.2.1 Set Constant 

Every sensor manufactured by Esco has a specific Sensor Constant which is used for temperature 
compensation performed by the temperature sensor. 

2.2.2.2 Zero Sensor 

This option is to let the controller record the specific sensor output voltage and correspond it to 0 m/s or 0 
fpm. 

2.2.2.3 Calib Sensor 

This option allows proper calibration and operation of the airflow sensor alarm. There will be three points to 
be calibrated, namely inflow fail point, inflow nominal point, and downflow nominal point. 
 

Summary of Contents for Cytoculture LS2-4A1

Page 1: ...Hatboro PA 19040 USA Toll Free USA and Canada 1 877 479 3726 Tel 215 441 9661 Fax 215 441 9660 us escoglobal com usa escoglobal com Esco Micro Pte Ltd 21 Changi South Street 1 Singapore 486 777 Tel 65...

Page 2: ...change Sentinel and Cytoculture are registered trademarks of Esco Material in this manual is provided for informational purposes only The contents and the product described in this manual including an...

Page 3: ...tings 5 2 2 2 Calibration 6 2 2 3 Admin 7 2 2 4 Setting The Mode 7 2 3 Alarms and Warnings 9 Chapter 3 Basic Cabinet Operation 9 3 1 Sash Window Operation 9 3 1 1 Sash Window State 9 3 1 2 Using Sash...

Page 4: ...es such as filters HEPA ULPA carbon pre filters and fluorescent UV bulbs Esco is not liable for any damage incurred on the objects used on or stored in Esco equipment If the objects are highly valuabl...

Page 5: ...years limited for Ascent Opti 6 years for Ascent Max Cleanroom Equipment 1 year limited Laboratory Ovens and Incubators 1 year limited CO2 Incubators 2 years limited Containment Pharma Products 2 year...

Page 6: ...in a manner not specified by this manual the protection provided by this equipment may be impaired 3 Limitation of Liability The disposal and or emission of substances used in connection with this eq...

Page 7: ...Cytotoxic Lead Shielded Class II Biological Safety Cabinets v...

Page 8: ...ectives 92 31 EEC The Electromagnetic Compatibility Directive and its amending directives has been designed to comply with the requirement of the following Harmonized Standard Low Voltage EN 61010 1 2...

Page 9: ...Cytotoxic Lead Shielded Class II Biological Safety Cabinets vii...

Page 10: ...formation 1 1 Quick View 1 Airflow Sensor 2 Hinged Front Panel 3 Sentinel Microprocessor Control System 4 Lead Glass Sash Window 5 Electrical Outlet 6 Stainless Steel Armrest 7 Access Cover to KI Impr...

Page 11: ...The HEPA filtered air then passes through internal ducting in the back wall of the cabinet to a common air plenum where 35 is exhausted through the ULPA exhaust filter and 65 is forced evenly through...

Page 12: ...ide one of the menu options 6 Set Mute Button o Chooses the menu or sub menu currently displayed on the LCD screen o Proceeds to the next step or sequence inside one of the menu options o Mutes the al...

Page 13: ...1 Settings The user may use the settings menu function to customize the operation of the Cabinet to meet specific application requirements 2 2 1 1 Set Clock Time Users can set the time by increasing d...

Page 14: ...e fan is running and also during the calibration process airflow measurement is displayed in the selected unit MENU SETTINGS VELOCITY UNIT M S FPM 2 2 1 6 Temperature Unit Selection Using this option...

Page 15: ...s to be performed Setting the PIN to 0000 will disable this feature MENU ADMIN NEW FAN PIN XXXX 2 2 3 3 A F Monitor Whenever the air velocity falls below the fail point the air fail alarm will be trig...

Page 16: ...normal operating height nor at fully closed position UV mode this condition can easily be corrected by putting the sash at the appropriate operation position Another warning that should be acted upon...

Page 17: ...8...

Page 18: ...activated whenever the sash window is moved from the normal operating height Whenever the sash window is moved to the correct height from a higher or lower position the light will automatically be tur...

Page 19: ...aratus in the safe working area Minimize room activity personnel movements closing and opening of doors etc since these external airflow disturbances may adversely affect the BSC s internal airflow th...

Page 20: ...tributor or Esco for more information 3 5 UV Lamps The UV light is a very effective germicide and virucide Even at the minimum acceptable irradiance in a BSC 40 W cm 2 US Department of Health and Huma...

Page 21: ...cohol Depending on the contaminant involved at the time of operating the BSC there are various other types of disinfecting agents that may be used The following table outlines the effectiveness of var...

Page 22: ...gen peroxide Decontamination process should only be carried out by trained personnel In any of the following eventualities the user should ensure that the BSC has been properly decontaminated keeping...

Page 23: ...14...

Page 24: ...to the next one 2 Hold open tubes and bottles as vertically as possible to avoid spillage Discard empty tubes and bottles into collection bags placed inside the Cabinet immediately after use 3 Use co...

Page 25: ...wait 10 to 15 minutes Clean the spill and the area and equipment surrounding it using a suitable disinfectant 5 After the spillage has been cleaned discard your outer gloves and start using a new pair...

Page 26: ...face of the BSC particularly on the front and top in order to remove dust that accumulated there Use clean water to finish the cleaning and wash away any residue of disinfectant agent soap water and g...

Page 27: ...18...

Page 28: ...APPENDIX...

Page 29: ......

Page 30: ...peration problems encountered etc 2 Any decontamination procedure performed by either the user or the technician should be recorded down as well 3 Please also record any major maintenance procedure pe...

Page 31: ......

Reviews: