AeroClave
RDS 3110 Operator Manual
Released July 1, 2020
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4.6.9
Once cycle starts, the unit will dispense the prescribed amount of solution associated with the
time that was input. When the injection cycle is complete, the unit will cease dispensing fluid.
NOTE:
Even though injection cycle is complete, until the red arming switch has been
switched back to the OFF position, the unit will remain engaged and will restart a
decontamination cycle if the start button on either the unit or remote control is pushed.
4.6.10
After the injection cycle, allow solution to dwell in the enclosed area for a minimum of 10
minutes. The red indicator lights will continue to blink during this time period.
4.6.11
Once dwell time has been reached, the red indicator lights on the unit will go dark. If possible,
ventilate the treatment area. Do not reenter area until air is clear (minimum 20 minutes to
reentry).
4.6.12
Upon reentering the treatment area, take note of any excess fluid on surfaces. Excess fluid may
remain in the air and on some surfaces in treatment areas with high humidity. If there is any
fluid remaining on surfaces, you may wipe it up or allow it to dry naturally.
NOTE:
Floors may be slick immediately follow a decontamination cycle, be careful when
reentering the treatment area.
4.6.13
After completion of the decontamination cycle, flip the red arming switch down to the OFF
position to disengage the unit. Doing this will prevent the unit from accidentally activating.
4.6.14
Disconnect APA from the RDS 3110 unit.
4.6.15
Disconnect the unit from its power source.
4.6.16
Disconnect and remove the disinfectant reservoir from the unit.
4.6.17
Prior to closing the lid on the unit, coil up the power cord and store it in the empty space where
the disinfectant reservoir was housed.
FIGURE 24
FIGURE 23
