This guide provides important safety information pertaining to the
installation, servicing, and operation of the Illumina
®
NextSeq
®
1000 and
NextSeq
®
2000 Sequencing Systems and associated Compute Server. This
guide includes product compliance and regulatory statements. Read this
document before performing any procedures on the system.
The country of origin and date of manufacture of the system are printed on
the instrument label.
Safety Considerations and Markings
This section identifies potential hazards associated with installing,
servicing, and operating the instrument and associated server. Do not
operate or interact with the instrument or server in a manner that exposes
you to any of these dangers.
All described hazards can be avoided by following the standard operating
procedures included in the
NextSeq 2000 Sequencing System Guide (document
# 1000000109376), NextSeq 2000 Service Guide (document # 1000000101232), and
NextSeq 2000 Install Guide (document # 1000000101228)
.
CAUTION
Only authorized and trained Illumina personnel can perform laser
testing, service maintenance, or installation of the Compute
Server. Only trained Illumina personnel are authorized to remove
the instrument or server main cover.
General Safety Warnings
Make sure that all personnel are trained in the correct operation of the
instrument and any potential safety considerations.
Follow all operating instructions when working in
areas marked with this label to minimize risk to
personnel or the instrument.
Laser Safety Warning
The instrument is a Class 1 laser product that contains
three Class 4 lasers.
Class 4 lasers present an eye hazard from direct and
diffuse reflections. Avoid eye or skin exposure to
direct or reflected Class 4 laser radiation. Class 4
lasers can cause combustion of flammable materials
and produce serious skin burns and injury from
direct exposure.
Do not operate the instrument with any of the panels
removed. When the visor is down, safety interlock
switches shut power off to the laser engines. If you
operate the instrument with any panels removed, you
risk exposure to direct or reflected laser light.
Electrical Safety Warnings
Do not remove the outer panels from the instrument. There are no user-
serviceable components inside. Operating the instrument with any of the
panels removed creates potential exposure to line voltage and DC voltages.
To prevent electrical shock do not remove piezo cover. There are no
procedures that require this cover to be removed. This cover prevents
access to 120 Vdc.
The instrument is powered by 100–240 volts AC
operating at 50–60 Hz. Hazardous voltage sources are
located behind the rear and right side panel, but can
be accessible if other panels are removed. Some
voltage is present on the instrument even when the
instrument is turned off. Operate the instrument with
all panels intact to avoid electrical shock.
Power Specifications
Type
Specification
Line Voltage
100–240 Volts AC @ 50/60 Hz
Power Supply
Rating
750 Watts, maximum
Table 1
Instrument Power Specifications
Type
Specification
Line Voltage
24 Volts DC, 23A
Power Supply
Rating
552 Watts, maximum
Table 2
Server Power Specifications
Electrical Connections
Connect the instrument to a grounded circuit capable of delivering at least:
}
15 Amps for a 100–110 Volt power source
}
10 Amps for a 220–240 Volt power source
For more information, see the
NextSeq 2000 Sequencing System Site Prep Guide
(document # 1000000109378)
.
Protective Earth
The instrument has a connection to protective earth
through the enclosure. The safety ground on the
power cord returns protective earth to a safe reference.
The protective earth connection on the power cord
must be in good working condition when using this
device.
Fuses
The instrument contains no user-replaceable fuses.
Hot Surface Safety Warning
Do not operate the instrument with any of the panels removed.
For Research Use Only. Not for use in diagnostic procedures.
Document # 1000000111928 v02
NextSeq 1000 and NextSeq 2000 Sequencing Systems
Safety and Compliance Guide