LC Packings Probot 161403, Руководство пользователя

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Installation and Getting Started
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User’s Manual Probot
2.1.1 Location of Probot in the Laboratory
The Probot Micro Fraction Collector should be installed in a facility with the
following environmental conditions:
• The temperature range should be maintained between 10 and 40 o C. The
system should be installed in an area in which the temperature is fairly
constant (do not place the system near a window, an air conditioning duct or a
heating duct). The humidity should be maintained between 20 and 80 %
relative humidity.
• If flammable or toxic solvents are to be used, a suitable ventilation system
should be provided.
•
The use of open flames in the laboratory should be prohibited.
• Corrosive vapors or dust should not be present as these materials can
adversely affect the long-term performance of the system.
The Probot Micro Fraction Collector requires approximately 480 mm (18.9”) of
linear bench space. The lab bench should be capable of supporting the entire
system (for the LC Packings UltiMate, FAMOS and Switchos II, we recommend
that the lab bench be capable of supporting at least 100kg (225 lb.). The power
consumption of the Probot is 100 VA (the power consumption of the UltiMate
Capillary HPLC System is 250 VA and of the FAMOS Microautosampler it is
250 VA).
DANGER
Danger: The Probot Micro Fraction Collector must be connected to a power
source that is connected to a true ground. In addition, all other components of
the system (e.g. the HPLC pump, the detector) should be connected to the same
ground.
CAUTION
Caution: Do not install the Probot Micro Fraction Collector in areas subject to
shock, dust, or in direct sunlight.
Note: It is recommended that you check the alignment whenever the instrument
has been moved (e.g. after shipping or relocation of the instrument). See
APPENDIX C for more details.