erlab Captair Flex M Series, Руководство пользователя

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User Manual
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WARNING
Feel free to contact our company at any time
with any questions related to the set-up,
maintenance, or use of this device.
Our team is at your disposal, providing you with clear and
detailed responses in a timely manner.
The E.S.P.® program (Erlab Safety Program) was established to guarantee your safety. We remind you of
the need to verify the safety parameters before using the device for the first time and in the event of a
new application.
Substances that are carcinogenic, mutagenic, or toxic for reproduction (CMRs) may be handled underneath
a fume hood according to the French Labor Code. However, the nature of these chemicals requires special
attention from their users.
The device is not designed to be used in an explosive environment.
The filters delivered with this device must be removed from their packaging, positioned correctly, and must
be suitable for the type of chemicals being handled in order to guarantee user safety.
Erlab® recommends testing for filter saturation on a regular basis.
Although the Timer™ alarm can be deactivated, Erlab® recommends keeping the alarm activated. This
alarm is triggered after every sixty hours of operation.
Erlab® recommends regularly monitoring the air face velocity according to the values set forth by AFNOR
NF X 15-211: 2009 standard.
The quantities of the chemicals handled in the enclosure should not be greater than those listed in the
guide of approved chemicals (the Chemical Listing).
AFNOR NF X 15-211: 2009 standard specifies that only those chemicals with a TLV (Threshold Limit
Value) should be handled in the enclosure. These chemicals must also be included in the exhaustive list of
authorized substances provided by erlab®. In accordance with NF X 15-211: 2009 standard, it is only pos-
sible to carry out operations that can be immediately stopped in a class 2 enclosure. The fume hood’s filter
must also be replaced as soon as the presence of a chemical is detected downstream from the filter.
New filters must be stored in their packaging, laid flat, in a dry place.
Erlab® recommends keeping a log specific to this device that includes the chemicals handled, the frequency
with which these chemicals are handled, as well as any operations related to device maintenance.