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Summary of Contents for CH 3-150

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Page 2: ...peration 7 Calibration 10 Specification 12 Maintenance 13 Warranty and Claims Registration 14 EU Declaration of conformity 15 About this edition of the operating manual The manual applies to following model and versions of heating cooling system CH 100 versions V 7A01 V 7A02 and V 7A03 CH 3 150 versions V 2AD and V 2AE ...

Page 3: ...e only the external power supply CH 100 provided with the unit Do not use an ungrounded power socket or an ungrounded extension lead Ensure that the switch and the plug are easily accessible during use If liquid penetrates into the unit disconnect it from electric circuit and have it checked by a repair and maintenance technician Disconnect the unit from electric circuit before moving Do not opera...

Page 4: ...ntrol panel is divided in two parts for separate control of cooling and heating blocks Blocks are controlled independently with possibility of setting up to 16 custom programs for different temperature and thermostating time Seven thermoblocks are available for different size and quantity of tubes Models can be used in Molecular and cell biology for nucleic acid extraction and analysis Protein ana...

Page 5: ...in the original package 4 2 Complete set Package contains 4 2 1 CH 3 150 Combitherm 2 CH 3 150 Combitherm 2 heating cooling dry block system 1 pce Transparent block lids 2 pcs Spare fuse inside fuse holder 1 pce Power cable 1 pce Operating manual declaration of conformity 1 copy B23 1 5 block on request B18 12 block on request B10 13 block on request B10 16 block on request B6 25 block on request ...

Page 6: ...onnect the external power supply and the power cable Plug the external power supply into the socket on the rear side of the unit and position the unit with easy access to the power switch and plug 4 4 Heating or cooling block installation and replacement model CH 3 150 Caution Heating cooling block surface may become very hot or cold during the operation Avoid touching the block or heating cooling...

Page 7: ...lay upper line fig 1 3 Temperature incre ment is 0 1ºC Pressing the key down for more than 2 s makes the values change quicker 5 1 4 Press the RUN STOP T ºC key fig 1 8 to start heating or cooling The corres ponding operation status is indicated on the display H for heating C for cooling fig 1 1 Current temperature value is shown on display lower line fig 1 5 5 1 5 To stop the heating or cooling p...

Page 8: ...ord to a grounded power socket and switch on position I the power switch located on the rear panel of the unit 5 2 2 The unit will switch on and the following readouts will be shown on the display In the upper line Set p previously set time and temperature parameters In the lower line Actual p program indication STOP and current temperature Caution Temperature starts changing automatically after s...

Page 9: ...3 Use the and Time keys fig 2 10 to set the required work time interval in hours and minutes Time increment is 1 minute Set values are shown on display on the right in the upper line Set p fig 2 12 Press the PH key to save settings and return to work mode 5 2 6 Program execution When the necessary program is selected with PC or PH key heating or cooling processes start automatically 5 2 7 After th...

Page 10: ...rature readings equal leave the unit for 30 min for thermal stabilization 6 4 4 Let us assume that the readings of independent sensor is 39 C but the display s actual temperature is 40 C fig 3 4 Then it is necessary to add 1 C correction 6 4 5 Hold the RUN STOP TIME or Start Stop key pressed for more than 8 s to activate calibration mode The following parameters will be shown on the display fig 3 ...

Page 11: ...11 Fig 4 Control panel in calibration and operation mode Fig 5 Control panel in operation mode after calibration ...

Page 12: ...6 min 12 min Cool down time from 25 C 21 min to 10 C 60 min to 3 C Temperature calibration option yes Calibration coefficient range Heating 0 936 1 063 0 063 0 936 1 063 0 063 Cooling General specifications CH 100 CH 3 150 Digital time setting 1 min 96 h 1 min 99 h 59 min Digital time setting increment 1 min LCD Display 2x16 symbols 2x24 symbols Dimensions 240x260x165 mm 295x285x220 mm Weight 3 2 ...

Page 13: ... Biosan representative 8 2 All maintenance and repair operations must be performed only by qualified and specially trained personnel 8 3 Standard ethanol solution 75 or other cleaning agents recommended for cleaning of laboratory equipment can be used for cleaning and decontamination of the unit 8 4 Fuse replacement model CH 3 150 Disconnect from electric circuit Remove the power plug from the rea...

Page 14: ... warranty is available free of charge after registration during 6 months from the date of sale Online registration form can be found in section Warranty registration on our website at the link below For CH 100 a Basic Plus class model extended warranty is a paid service Contact your local Biosan representative or our service department through the Technical support section on our website at the li...

Page 15: ...tandards LVS EN 61326 1 2013 Electrical equipment for measurement control and laboratory use EMC requirements General requirements LVS EN 61010 1 2011 Safety requirements for electrical equipment for measurement control and laboratory use General requirements LVS EN 61010 2 010 2015 Particular requirements for laboratory equipment for the heating of materials We declare that this product conforms ...

Page 16: ...Biosan SIA Ratsupites 7 build 2 Riga LV 1067 Latvia Phone 371 67426137 Fax 371 67428101 http www biosan lv Edition 2 7 01 February 2017 ...

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