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1.6 Safety
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Operating the equipment in a manner not specified within this manual or under conditions outside of
the equipment specifications, may result in the protection offered by the equipment being impaired.
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CO₂ gas is an asphyxiant.
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Use in well ventilated areas.
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Consider CO₂ alarms in confined spaces.
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The release of gas could result in oxygen depletion: a risk assessment should be undertaken to deter-
mine whether oxygen depletion alarms should be installed.
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Using default settings, the supplied gas is released to the room at the following rates.
Operating condition Gases released.
Normal Gas mix. 30 mL/min.
After lid closure Gas mix. 360 mL/min for 3 minutes.
After bottle change Gas mix. 360 mL/min for 9 minutes.
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Additional ventilation may be required.
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Equipment must be earthed. Class 1.
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Ensure that the equipment and mains cords are regularly checked by a competent person, using a
Portable Appliance Tester or similar equipment, to ensure adequate earth bonding.
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Ensure that the earth continuity of the mains installation is regularly inspected by a competent person.
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Supply power via a residual current circuit breaker (RCCB) operating at a differential of 30 mA.
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Check that the rating label matches the local mains supply voltage.
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Mains lead to the power supply is the main disconnect device. If power needs to be disconnected im-
mediately, disconnect the mains lead from the power supply or switch off at the mains power outlet.
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Ensure that the equipment is positioned so that the mains lead can be easily disconnected.
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Connected devices must comply with EN60950 or its equivalent.
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Any circuit connected to the alarm output must meet the requirements for an accessible part as de-
fined in EN 61010-1 or its equivalent.
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Do not connect to Ethernet local area networks (LAN) external to the building.
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User servicing limited to cleaning and calibration.
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To avoid risk of fire, fuses must always be replaced with the same type and rating.
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Fuses should only be replaced by suitably trained service personnel.
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Fuses should only be replaced after the cause of the original failure has been determined and correct-
ed as appropriate.
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Samples may present other biological hazards. Refer to the person responsible for the equipment.