PerkinElmer PINAACLE 900 Series, Руководство по оборудованию и обслуживанию для клиентов

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Safety Practices
• Wear suitable protective clothing, including gloves if necessary, resistant
to the chemicals you are handling.
• When preparing chemical solutions, always work in a fume hood that is
suitable for the chemicals you are using.
• Perform sample preparations away from the instrument to minimize
corrosion and contamination.
• Clean up spills immediately using the appropriate equipment and supplies,
such as spill cleanup kits.
• Do not put open containers of solvent near the instrument.
• Store solvents in an approved cabinet (with the appropriate ventilation)
away from the instrument.
Pollution Degree
This product will operate safely in environments that contain nonconductive
foreign matter up to Pollution Degree 2 in EN/IEC 61010-1.
Waste Disposal
Contents of Waste Containers
The materials that you collect in waste containers may include small amounts of
the substances that were analyzed and other chemicals used in the analyses.
Organic solvent waste and aqueous (Inorganic) waste must be separated, in
separate containers for disposal.
If these materials are toxic, corrosive, or contain organics you may have to treat the
collected effluent as hazardous waste. Refer to your local safety regulations for
proper disposal procedures.
Disposing of Defective Lamps
Hollow cathode lamps and electrodeless discharge lamps contain small quantities
of the lamp element in a very pure form. If a lamp containing toxic elements
becomes defective or otherwise unusable, you must treat it as hazardous waste and