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Operating Manual Q-Jet CT20

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DANGER

Risk of injury/electric shock

This device operates with electric current of potentially lethal voltage/amperage. Always observe
the usual safety regulations when handling electrical equipment.

Sanosil Ltd is not responsible for any injury or damage caused by improper use of the device.

2.5 Authorised personnel

The device must only be used by adults who have been carefully instructed in how to operate it and who are
well informed about the potential dangers and risks when using the device. Users must always have a copy of
the user manual available while operating the device and must have read and understood all specific infor-
mation on the label of the Sanosil disinfectant used.

2.6 Liability disclaimer

Sanosil accepts no liability for damages or warranty claims if:

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The product is used for a purpose other than that specified in this user manual.

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Regulations, standards or instructions in this user manual are not observed.

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The product is modified or altered in any way.

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The product is not repaired by an authorised dealer and is operated with spare parts that are not genuine
Sanosil Ltd. parts.

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The product is used despite obvious safety defects or identifiable damage.

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The product has been subjected to mechanical shocks or dropped.

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Accessories are used that are not included in the scope of delivery or expressly approved by Sanosil Ltd.

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Summary of Contents for Q-Jet CT20

Page 1: ...Operating Manual Q Jet CT20 Sanosil 1 32 Sanosil Q Jet CT20 Operating Manual www sanosil com SANOSIL AG CH 8634 Hombrechtikon Switzerland E mail service sanosil com ...

Page 2: ...Operating Manual Q Jet CT20 Sanosil 2 32 ...

Page 3: ...ating room profiles 15 4 4 Loading and activating a saved room profile 17 4 5 Protocol 18 5 Possible usage profiles for the Q Jet CT20 19 6 Carrying out aerosol disinfection 20 6 1 Room preparation 20 6 2 Device preparation 21 6 3 Positioning the device 23 6 4 Starting up the device 23 6 5 After disinfection 24 6 6 Disinfectant dosages 25 7 Maintaining and servicing the device 27 7 1 Mandatory air...

Page 4: ... using exclusively Sanosil disinfectants with a maximum hydro gen peroxide content of 7 5 Its purpose is to transform the disinfecting liquid used into minute particles and to nebulise them in a room which then results in uniform disinfection of all uncovered surfaces in the room 3D disinfection The device is intended for use in hospitals clinics and on public transport etc as well as in residenti...

Page 5: ...e aerosol and device Nebulised disinfectant aerosol When using the Sanosil Q Jet and Sanosil disinfectant high concentrations of hydrogen peroxide are pro duced in the air These can be detrimental or hazardous to health Only operate the device in rooms that have been prepared for disinfection and are sealed off Prevent people or animals from entering rooms where active aerosol disinfection is pres...

Page 6: ...parts of it are still wet Only use the power cable supplied by Sanosil AG No liquids must be allowed to enter the device If this nevertheless occurs disconnect the device from the mains immediately let the device dry completely and then test all its functions Do not overfill the tank or tip the device Disconnect the device from the power circuit before moving it or opening it to connect a bidon Po...

Page 7: ...lable while operating the device and must have read and understood all specific infor mation on the label of the Sanosil disinfectant used 2 6 Liability disclaimer Sanosil accepts no liability for damages or warranty claims if The product is used for a purpose other than that specified in this user manual Regulations standards or instructions in this user manual are not observed The product is mod...

Page 8: ...s also en sures optimum distribution in the room Thanks to the 5 litre active substance tank a room of up to 600 m3 can be fogged at a dosage of 8 ml m3 The device features 2 different operating modes as standard In Auto mode the room is automatically flooded with disinfectant mist up to the air saturation limit Once this limit is reached the device automatically switches off and only continues to...

Page 9: ... opening H Ventilation openings I Chassis CT20 data Dimensions 450 x 400 x 850 mm Weight Approx 30 kg Tank volumes 1 x 5 litre bidon Connection 220 240 V 50 60 Hz Fogging technology Compressor nozzle turbine Min max mist output 10 ml min 50 ml min Min max noise level 60 85 db Aerosol droplet size 5 15 μm Visible mist cone 2 5 m min max power For room sizes 6 600 m3 Dimensions X 450 mm Y 400 mm Z 8...

Page 10: ...nd owner information etc can be se lected and adjusted Connect the device to the mains and actuate the main switch D Let the device start up Wait until the General Settings screen appears Select General Settings The General settings menu opens Select language allows you to select the menu language Date time set allows you to set the date and time ...

Page 11: ...rm there Condensation has an adverse effect on the disinfection result since it prevents the disinfectant from being distributed as evenly as possible in the room and from cov ering all surfaces evenly as a relatively dry mist In addition condensation on sensitive surfaces can result in unwanted effects Auto mode prevents condensa tion and activates a humidity sensor that constantly measures the r...

Page 12: ...ram has finished 4 2 2 Expert mode Expert mode enables defined reproducible disinfection results and disinfection cycles that are precisely cus tomised for individual rooms Expert mode thus makes it possible to achieve disinfection results that comply with the conditions of use set out in DIN EN 17272 The desired quantity of disinfectant can be distributed manually via up to 4 cycles of a configur...

Page 13: ...20 Sanosil 13 32 Press Run to select an operating mode Press Quick Action to select an operating mode Select Expert Define the room size in m3 and press Next at the bottom right Select the desired number of disinfection cycles ...

Page 14: ...pauses Select the minimum decay time This is at least 120 minutes The decay time is the exposure time of the aerosol At the same time it is also the time for the peroxide to decompose into water and oxygen Important the complete decay of the peroxide depends on a number of factors and must always be remeasured in case of any doubt Limit value 1 ppm H2O2 m3 air Select the distance from the nozzle t...

Page 15: ...ent characteristics will be disinfected with the same device at regular intervals The idea behind this is that an expert can define the appropriate settings and then simply leave the actual operation of the de vice to instructed assistants Wait until the General Settings screen appears Select Room Settings Enter the password to get access Password agent007 Set room allows you to create the room pr...

Page 16: ...o walls ceiling and equipment Attention once a wall distance has been selected it must be re moved by pressing it again to select another distance Optional If you have selected expert mode you must also define the number of spray cycles breaks and decay time See Screenshots 4 2 2 The room is then saved After programming a room profile the profile can be activated and started immediately by pressin...

Page 17: ...mode Press Select saved room profile to select a previ ously saved profile Select a saved room profile Press the arrow key to browse through stored profiles Check all the specifications Make sure that there is enough liquid in the tank for the desired pro gram Otherwise a corresponding warning field appears Start the cycle ...

Page 18: ... provides information on how a USB stick must be formatted in order to automati cally download data for further processing in Excel format Delete log data deletes stored log data in the device Using USB format a USB stick 8GB in the format FAT 32 Create a folder and name it DT Insert the USB stick and wait until the data is auto matically loaded onto it This may take some time The data can then be...

Page 19: ... time Advantages Time required 3 8 hours depending on room size humidity and the decomposition time of the hydrogen per oxide in the treated room Sanosil Q Jet CT20 and the room can be used again sooner C Standard disinfection with forced air exchange Procedure Disinfection procedure in accordance with the manual After the minimum exposure time the system does not wait for the product to be comple...

Page 20: ... as best you can Thoroughly clean the room Although the disin fectant mist covers all surfaces it has difficulty penetrating layers of dust or visible dirt Disinfect all previously cleaned sensitive surfaces e g contact points etc using the classic spray wipe disinfection method Close all doors windows hatches maintenance openings and connections to other rooms If nec essary cover them with telesc...

Page 21: ...ation Make a note of the value for subsequently programming the device Check the relative humidity of the room At a temperature of 20 22 degrees Celsius the starting humidity must be max 45 50 and must not ex ceed 80 during fogging 6 2 Device preparation 6 2 1 Filling the device with disinfectant Disconnect the device from the mains Put on gloves and safety goggles Open the rear flap on the device...

Page 22: ... the scale using the retaining strap and close the rear flap ATTENTION Health risk material damage Sanosil disinfectants for aerosol disinfection contain up to approximately 7 5 hydrogen peroxide This is irritating to exposed unprotected skin or eyes Wear protective equipment and avoid direct skin or eye contact with the liquid Wipe up any drops or spilled Sanosil disinfectant immediately and wash...

Page 23: ... room CAUTION Material damage The distance to ceilings walls and furniture must always be as large as possible Otherwise any surfaces positioned too close to the spray cone may be damaged by liquid and or corrosion 6 4 Starting up the device Attention the device must only be started up by instructed and trained personnel Always observe the safety regulations Program the device as described in sect...

Page 24: ...e supply air and extract air ventilation at the highest level after the minimum de cay time of 120 minutes in order to expel any resid ual H2O2 ATTENTION Health risk If someone must re enter the room before the treatment process is completed or if an H2O2 meas urement must be taken personal equipment PES including a full face respirator filter class ABEK P3 and gloves must be worn As soon as the l...

Page 25: ...h contamination 16ml m3 Pause length 30 minutes m3 Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 Total ml Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 Total ml 10 8 ml m3 80 ml 8 ml m3 8 ml m3 160 ml 20 8 ml m3 160 ml 8 ml m3 8 ml m3 330 ml 30 8 ml m3 240 ml 8 ml m3 8 ml m3 480 ml 40 8 ml m3 320 ml 8 ml m3 8 ml m3 640 ml 50 8 ml m3 400 ml 8 ml m3 8 ml m3 800 ml 60 8 ml m3 480 ml 8 ml m3 8 ml m3 960 ml 70 8 ml m3 560 ml 8 ml m3 8 ml m3 1120 ml 80...

Page 26: ...l m3 11 ml m3 11 ml m3 990 ml 40 10 ml m3 10 ml m3 8 ml m3 1120 ml 11 ml m3 11 ml m3 11 ml m3 1320 ml 50 10 ml m3 10 ml m3 8 ml m3 1400 ml 11 ml m3 11 ml m3 11 ml m3 1650 ml 60 10 ml m3 10 ml m3 8 ml m3 1680 ml 11 ml m3 11 ml m3 11 ml m3 1980 ml 70 10 ml m3 10 ml m3 8 ml m3 1960 ml 11 ml m3 11 ml m3 11 ml m3 2310 ml 80 10 ml m3 10 ml m3 8 ml m3 2240 ml 11 ml m3 11 ml m3 11 ml m3 2640 ml 90 10 ml m...

Page 27: ...hours Change the air filter in a dusty environment Every 25operating hours NOTE Defects caused by a late filter change or failure to change the air filter are not covered by the war ranty services Disconnect the device from the mains Put on gloves and safety goggles Open the top maintenance flap The filters are located on the left and right of the housing Remove the retaining screws for the air fi...

Page 28: ... cloth and mild soapy water In particular avoid wetting the surfaces of the equipment with liquid disinfectant Also avoid wetting the equipment surfaces through contact with contami nated gloves on the handles Should liquid Sanosil disinfectant nevertheless get onto a surface of the device immediately wipe it several times with a damp cloth 7 4 Visual inspection Air circuit device body Air filter ...

Page 29: ... operation Mechanical defect of turbine or compressor Switch off the device disconnect it from the mains and contact the service technician Device gets hot strange smell smoke emission Electrical system defect Immediately switch off the device disconnect it from the mains and contact the service technician Touchscreen does not respond 1 Program not loaded properly Switch the unit off and on again ...

Page 30: ...Operating Manual Q Jet CT20 Sanosil 30 32 9 Appendix 9 1 Declaration of Conformity ...

Page 31: ...rwise misused or have not been used in compliance with the information con tained in this manual In particular a disinfection liquid based on H2O2 Ag produced by Sanosil AG is approved for use in this machine It is the customer s responsibility to understand and follow the operating instructions in this manual and the specifications before starting operation Non compliance may invalidate this warr...

Page 32: ...tzerland prepare the return of the de vice to Sanosil Ltd along with the completed customer complaint form the warranty certificate and the dated original invoice from the authorised dealer 9 3 Disposal and decommissioning The disposal must be carried out in an environmentally friendly manner and in compliance with local recycling regulations The device must be disassembled by specialist companies...

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