Baker ChemoSHIELD CS500, Руководство оператора

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II - PREPARING THE ChemoSHIELD
®
FOR USE
Checking the Cabinet Upon Arrival
Upon receipt of your new ChemoSHIELD
®
cabinet, first inspect the exterior of the crate, box and/or skid.
If there is any visible damage, that fact should be noted on the receiving slip and immediately reported to the
delivering carrier.
Next, remove the packing material and inspect the cabinet itself. Remove the cabinet from the skid with a
forklift or other available equipment. If any concealed damage is found it should be reported to the
delivering carrier. A claim for restitution should be filed within 15 days.
The Uses of a ChemoSHIELD
®
Cabinet
The ChemoSHIELD
®
is a negative pressure isolator offering product, personnel & environment protection
from hazardous or potent pharmaceutical compounds and chemotherapy agents. It features vertical laminar
airflow and a closed front viewscreen. Other uses for the cabinet include formulation, mixing of hazardous
non-explosive chemical compounds and other applications that require Class 100 air (ISO Class 5).
! CAUTION !
Explosive or flammable substances should never be used in this cabinet.
Location Within the Laboratory
Position the ChemoSHIELD
®
so the pass- through chamber end is 15” away from any wall or obstruction.
This clearance is needed for the pass-through access door to swing open freely. The work chamber end and
rear of the cabinet requires minimal space. The front of the cabinet requires 28” of clearance for the work
chamber viewscreen to swing open freely.
The ChemoSHIELD
®
is a negative pressure isolator and requires a room exhaust system capable of
handling 1.8” WC at 310 CFM.
Installing the Cabinet
Installation of this cabinet should be carried out in accordance with appropriate OSHA regulations and
those of other regulatory agencies having jurisdiction.
1. Remove the protective container from around the cabinet.
2. Remove the strapping that holds the cabinet to the pallet. Lift the cabinet off the pallet, place it on a
dolly and move it to the intended location.
3. Lift the cabinet off the dolly and extend the legs to the desired position.
4. Slide the cabinet into its desired position within the room. Level the cabinet using the leg levelers.
5. Remove all tape used to secure cabinet components during shipping.
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