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2.2.1
Cautions
•
During operation, the exterior surface of the RH-‐N95 remains
comfortable to the touch; however, the tray will be hot. Use only
the provided heat-‐resistant gloves for removing the tray.
The RH-‐
N95 is designed for use only with N95 respirators/masks
.
There are many different brands and mask types that are
designated N95. CPAC is doing its best to test compatibilities of
these masks, but unfortunately not all have received performance
testing. Contact the manufacturer of any mask that has not been
tested (updated list on CPAC.com). Many plastics (e.g. nylon,
polyester), and silicone rubber products can be used in this
moderate temperature environment, but extreme care should be
used in decontaminating N95 masks until compatibility has been
confirmed by the manufacturer.
2.2.2
Temperature Safety Features
•
The temperature in the RH-‐N95 sterilizer is controlled by
computer logic, which is programmed to maintain uniform
temperature throughout the processing chamber. The
temperature control maintains a uniform exhaust temperature of
174°F (79°C) as indicated on the keypad display with a variability
of +/-‐ 1°F. The actual temperature as indicated on the
autonomous internal temperature sensor (logger) placed on the
tray at site of mask placement will read 167°F (75°C). The logger
serves to replace the use of a chemical indicator by directly
recording time and temperature at site of decontamination.
•
The door cannot be opened during a processing cycle without the
operator pressing “Cancel” on the keypad. Any interruption in
processing cycle will result in a cycle interruption error and
notification which will be documented in memory.
2.2.3
General Recommendations
Read the entire instruction manual before installation or operation of
the RH-‐N95. It will help you to understand the operation of the
system, how various sub-‐assemblies work in concert, and the
operating sequence of the controls.
WARNING
:
NEVER ATTEMPT TO PERFORM ANY ELECTRICAL
TROUBLESHOOTING, ADJUSTMENT, OR SERVICE UNLESS YOU
ARE A FACTORY TRAINED SERVICE TECHNICIAN.