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

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Preparing Your Laboratory
Exhaust venting is important for the following reasons:
• It will protect laboratory personnel and the instrument from toxic vapors,
which may be produced by some samples.
• It will minimize the effects of room drafts and the laboratory atmosphere
on flame stability.
• It will help to protect the instrument from corrosive vapors which may
originate from the samples.
• It will remove dissipated heat produced by the flame or furnace.
We strongly recommend that you do not place the spectrometer in a chemical
hood.
If a chemical hood must be used, make arrangements to prevent
contamination due to corrosive vapors and back drafts from other hoods.
Do not perform sample preparation in the same hood as the spectrometer.
Vent Hood Dimensions
For Vent Hood Alignment - Approximately 58 cm (23 in) from back of Instrument
to center of Atomizer. Approximately 29 cm (11.5 in) from tight side of Instrument
to center of Atomizer.
Warning: Toxic Gases - Fume Ventilation System
Without adequate ventilation, potentially toxic vapors can build up in the
laboratory.
Your laboratory must have a reliable fume ventilation system before
you use this instrument.
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Warning