Final Connections and Tests
1.
A 15-amp power cord with a NEMA 5-15P plug is furnished with the ChemoSHIELD
®
. It should be
plugged into an appropriate 115 Volt AC, 15 Amp, 60 Hz utility outlet.
2.
Turn on the fluorescent light and make sure the bulbs are lighted.
3.
Check to see if the AFM is being powered.
4.
Turn on the duplex power switch and confirm that power is going to each duplex.
5.
Push the optional cabinet lift system control switch and run the lift up, then down.
NOTE: Make sure you have enough clearance between the top of the cabinet and the ceiling
before conducting the test.
6.
Thoroughly clean the interior of the cabinet.
7.
If required by the user, the cabinet can be given a pressure decay test per the American Glovebox Society
guidelines. (
Reference the cabinet factory test report for information on the test criteria used
)
NOTE: This test should be performed before the cabinet is connected to the building exhaust
system (See Fig. 4 in the appendix).
8.
Connect the cabinet to the building exhaust system.
9.
Although all cabinets are carefully tested at the factory, it is advisable that certain other checks are made
on-site by a qualified technician after installation. These include testing the filters for leaks, checking
the air balance of the cabinet and using a particle counter to verify air cleanliness inside the chambers. A
description of these tests can be found in Section IV, "On-site Checks and Maintenance."
10.
It is recommended that all personnel who will be using the cabinet study this Operator's Manual to learn
how to use the cabinet most effectively. For additional start up and use procedures, please turn to
Section III, "Proper Cabinet Use."
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