Conviron PGW40, Руководство оператора

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Precautions
September 10, 2020 | 296742-ENG R00 3
1.3 Operational Safety Warnings and Precautions
Conduct a visual inspection of the equipment and surrounding area by walking
around the unit to ensure no debris or obstacles are present that could pose a
safety hazard BEFORE operating the cabinet.
Operate your Conviron equipment for a minimum of 5 days BEFORE introducing
any research material to ensure proper and stable operation.
Avoid direct contact with any broken fluorescent lamps. Fluorescent lamps are
extremely fragile and may emit harmful vapors when broken.
Follow all applicable local environmental regulations and guidelines for disposal of
hazardous material. If in doubt, contact local authorities for proper disposal
procedures.
DO NOT allow water or liquids to contact any electrical components.
Ensure that there are no obstacles in the path of the canopy before moving it.
DO NOT touch the lamps. Lamps operate at high temperatures and present a burn
hazard.
DO NOT touch the lamp holders. The heated metal and glass present a burn
hazard. Ceramic metal halide and high-pressure sodium lamps operate at very
high temperatures.
DO NOT touch the heaters. The hot surface presents a burn hazard.
DO NOT look directly at the ceramic metal halide lamps while in operation.
Use adequate eye protection for the concerned wavelengths of Actinic UV, Blue
Light and Infrared. Also wear protective clothes and gloves.
Alternatively, the operator may turn off the ceramic metal halide lamps through the
control panel user interface while accessing the cabinet.
Keep all body parts out of the path of any canopy in motion.
Operate your Conviron equipment for a minimum of five days before introducing
any research material to ensure proper and stable operation.