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General| Type | Atomic Absorption Spectrometer |
|---|---|
| Wavelength Range | 185 - 900 nm |
| Light Source | Xenon short-arc lamp |
| Atomization Techniques | Flame and Graphite Furnace |
| Software | ASpect CS |
| Technology | High-Resolution Continuum Source AAS (HR-CS AAS) |
| Detector | CCD array detector |
| Measurement Principle | Atomic Absorption |
| Optical System | Double-beam |
| Resolution | High-resolution |
| Sample Introduction | Autosampler compatible |
| Flame Types | Air/Acetylene, N2O/Acetylene |
| Power Requirements | 230 V, 50/60 Hz |
Explains symbols and text formatting used throughout the manual for clarity and consistent understanding.
Defines the operational scope and primary applications of the contrAA 300 Atomic Absorption Spectrometer.
Covers critical warnings for electrical hazards, explosion risks, personnel safety, and proper device operation.
Details the technical parameters and specifications of the contrAA 300's optical system, lamp, and display modes.
Outlines compliance with safety standards, degree of protection, and electromagnetic compatibility requirements.
Specifies requirements for installation site, ambient conditions, floor space, weight, and ventilation.
Details electrical mains requirements, gas types, purity, and pressure specifications for operation.
Mandates the use of a fume hood and specifies its requirements for safe operation and waste gas management.
Explains the core components of the AAS and the High Resolution Continuum Source AAS measuring principle.
Describes the function and design of the xenon lamp and the flame system, including gas control and burner types.
Details optional accessories like autosamplers, compressors, and injection modules for flame analysis.
Introduces supplementary accessories designed for mercury and hydride detection techniques.
Covers electrical connections, control system interfaces, and the installation of ASpect CS software.
Provides step-by-step instructions for installing and configuring the flame technique components and accessories.
Details the procedures for powering on the system, daily start-up, and safe shutdown sequences for the instrument and accessories.
Summarizes routine maintenance tasks and specific care for the basic device, including fuse changes and sample compartment cleaning.
Provides detailed instructions for cleaning, disassembling, and reassembling the critical burner-nebulizer system components.
Guides for maintaining autosamplers (AS-F/AS-FD) and the JUN-AIR 6/S compressor for optimal performance.
Covers the steps for safely uninstalling, preparing, and reinstalling the instrument at a new location.
Details the procedure for re-establishing gas and electrical connections and verifying the setup after relocation.
Provides guidelines for the proper disposal of liquid waste, electronic components, and the xenon lamp according to regulations.
Certifies the device's compliance with relevant European Union directives for safety and electromagnetic compatibility.
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