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1061DOC  Rev C

Effective date: 6-Mar-14

RAMVAC Bison

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User Guide

 

Safety and Regulatory Information

RAMVACs meet the most current and highest safety standards.  RAMVAC Vacuum Units are UL 2601-1 Listed, comply with NFPA 99C Level 3 vacuum require

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ments, and are manufactured in an FDA registered, and ISO 13485:2003 certified facility.

Here’s what you need to do to insure the safety potential of this equipment is achieved:

 

•  Make sure your equipment is installed according to our written instructions and the Installation Checklist is completed.

 

 

If you have purchased your RAMVAC from an authorized dealer, the dealer is responsible for presenting you with the complete checklist.  

 

•  Exhaust from dental vacuum systems can be hazardous.  Make sure the exhaust pipe is terminated outside your building according to our

 

 

written instructions.

 

•  Nitrous oxide and oxygen can be safely scavenged in the small concentrations typically encountered in dental analgesia.

 

       The additional air drawn into a properly installed and operated Vacuum Unit will dilute these agents.   Never use your RAMVAC to remove pure

 

       nitrous oxide, oxygen or other oxidizing agents directly from storage vessels or supply hoses. Never use this equipment in an OXYGEN RICH                           

                 ENVIRONMENT.  Large concentrations may cause a fire in the Vacuum Unit and may cause an exhaust hazard. 

          •  Never use your RAMVAC to scavenge flammable anesthetic gases.   Even small concentrations may cause a fire in the Vacuum Unit.  

 

•  Never use your RAMVAC for housekeeping functions.

 

•  Never use your RAMVAC to collect lab dust.

 

•  Dispose of used lubricating oil responsibly as recommended in the maintenance section of the User Guide.

Operating and Shipping Conditions

 

AMBIENT CONDITIONS: This utility room equipment is designed to operate in the temperature range designated below. The utility room environment may 

require additional ventilation and HVAC accommodations in order to maintain an acceptable environment. The operating temperature listed is to be main

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tained under worst case conditions taking into account seasonal temperature changes.

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Maximum Operating Temperature:  104°F

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Minimum Operating Temperature: 32°F

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Operating Relative Humidity Range:  0 -95%,  No condensing moisture.

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Operating Atmospheric Pressure Range:  63 - 105 kPa

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Maximum Shipping/Transport Temperature:  165°F

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Minimum Shipping/Transport Temperature:  -20°F

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Shipping/Transport Relative Humidity Range:  0 -95%

WARNING

TO AVOID RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK, THIS EQUIPMENT MUST ONLY BE CONNECTED TO A 

SUPPLY MAINS WITH PRETECTIVE EARTH.

WARNING

ELECTRICIAN MUST PROVIDE A MEANS TO ISOLATE THE CIRCUIT ELECTRICALLY FROM 

THE SUPPLY MAINS ON ALL POLES SIMULTANEOUSLY.

Summary of Contents for Bison Series

Page 1: ...OPERATION Maintenance AND USER Manual Dental VACUUM System...

Page 2: ...Cautions Thank you for selecting RAMVAC to serve your dental facility RAMVAC provides industry leading technology for convienient and efficient utility room equipment Invest a few minutes of your tim...

Page 3: ...OXYGEN RICH ENVIRONMENT Large concentrations may cause a fire in the Vacuum Unit and may cause an exhaust hazard Never use your RAMVAC to scavenge flammable anesthetic gases Even small concentrations...

Page 4: ...ital environment Surge IEC 61000 4 5 1 kV line s to line s 2 kV line s to earth 1 kV line s to line s 2 kV line s to earth Mains power quality should be that of a typical commercial or hospital enviro...

Page 5: ...cy To assess the electromagnetic environment due to fixed RF transmitters an electromagnetic site survey should be considered If the measured field strength in the location in which the ME EQUIPMENT o...

Page 6: ...ntenance Schedule Page 10 Oil Fill Level Page 10 Cleaning the Vacuum System Page 11 Air Filters Page 11 Lubrication System Components Page 12 Oil Change Page 13 Check Oil Drip Rate Page 13 Check V Bel...

Page 7: ...ed Electrical Ratings MODEL MOTOR THHN Wire Size1 PROTECTION2 3 Hp kW Phase Voltage4 Max Amps 50 ft 100 ft Breaker2 Fusetron3 Bison 3 5 7 60 Hz 3 0 2 2 1 230v 208 253 16 0 A 10 ga 10 ga 20 amp FRN 25...

Page 8: ...Page 8 1061DOC Rev C Effective date 6 Mar 14 User Guide RAMVAC Bison MOTOR L1 MOTOR L2 LINE IN L1 LINE IN L2 GROUND Electrical Connection S2 Logic Board...

Page 9: ...only Exhaust to Outside Weather Cap required S2 Electrols Mounted on Bison Power Power to Motor Gases Continue to Pump Facility Vacuum Piping Remote Control Signal Liquids and Solids Drain when Vacuu...

Page 10: ...Buttons STARTS UNIT STOPS UNIT FROM RUNNING TOGGLES SCREENS IN DISPLAY RESETS ALARMS AND MAINTENANCE TIMER S2 Shutdown Faults for Bison Fault System Status Corrective Action Maintenance Due System ru...

Page 11: ...personnel to repair parts Maintenance Overview To read correctly get eye level with sight glass while unit is sitting level and check that oil level is even with the head of the red arrow Add or drai...

Page 12: ...lids separator routinely and clean when dirty Cleaning Unit 1 Always disconnect the power from the equipment prior to cleaning 2 Some parts on the vacuum get hot during operation Provide the unit ampl...

Page 13: ...brication System supplies oil drop by drop through Drippers to the pump Used oil is discharged back into the Oil Reservoir as a mist separated from the exhaust filtered and recirculated Change oil eve...

Page 14: ...il change and every time the 1000 hour Filter Maintenance displays Drip rate should be 1 to 3 drops per minute at each Dripper when the Bison vacuum unit is thoroughly warmed up the vacuum setting is...

Page 15: ...l Terminals Toggle Switch or other non illuminated switch option Air Switch Air Light Common F 24 VDC G 24 VDC H DC Common Illuminated Remote Switch Note Maximum wire length for low voltage 18 gauge w...

Page 16: ...Void the Warranty 4 Clear the Moisture Allow the Separating Tank to drain Lift off the Vacuum Controller remove Main Air Filter Clean out any remaining moisture Remove Moisture Sensor by twisting and...

Page 17: ...ature High Vacuum Pressure Improper Oil Lower ambient temperature Lower vacuum pressure Change to recommended oil Oil Comes Out Exhaust Incorrect Exhaust Installation Oil Reservoir Overfull Bypassed M...

Page 18: ...MVAC Dental Vacuum System 2 Years from date of installation RAMVAC Vacuum Pumps only 10 Years from date of installation RAMVAC OWL 2 Years from date of installation CustomAir by RAMVAC 6 Years 4200 ho...

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