IBS MediaClave, Руководство пользователя

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MediaClave overview
INTEGRA Biosciences
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2.4 Electricity and water
2.4.1 Provision of electricity
• Before connecting the instrument to the power supply, ensure that the network voltage and fuse rat-
ing are compatible to that indicated on the instrument identification plate at the rear of the instrument.
(consult Table 7.3.1).
• To prevent electric shock, plug the MediaClave power cables into fully grounded power sources. Do
not use adapter plugs or remove grounding pins from a cable. If an extension cable must be used,
use a cable suitable for the appliance version (system voltage according to type plate) with properly
grounded plugs. Connect the MediaClave to the power socket from the building / laboratory
.
2.4.2 Water supply
Three water connectors are situated on the MediaClave‘s rear panel. Two are for the cooling water inlet
and outlet, one is the flow water outlet.
To connect the MediaClave to the water supply, proceed the following steps:
• Connect the cooling water inlet tube to the cooling water inlet.
• Connect the cooling water outlet tube to the cooling water outlet.
• Connect the waste tube for condensation and water vapour to the flow water outlet.
WARNING
: The MediaClave is an electrically heated pressure vessel and must only be operated by
trained personnel.
Version EU: (1 x 230V) 16A
Version EU: (3 x 400V) 6A pro Phase
Version USA: (1 x 240V) 16A
Version Japan: (1 x 200V) 20A
WARNING:
If condensation is visible on the MediaClave, do not switch on or operate the instrument for
at least two hours.
WARNING:
If the MediaClave is to be operated with 400 V, 3 phases, the voltage network must be iso-
lated with a circuit breaker power switch or by a suitable isolation device.
NOTE:
A connection between the flow water outlet and cooling water outlet can only be made if a non-
return valve is fitted to the water supply.
ATTENTION: For an error-free venting of the instrument, backpressure in the waste tube must be avoid-
ed. Therefore, the waste tube must be led straight downwards from the flow water outlet of the instrument
- without any upward bending - into the lower lying water drain. Water must not accumulate within the tube
and its end must not submerge into the water, but must freely hang over the water drain. See figure
“Waste tube of flow water outlet” on page 9.