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General| Type | Ultracentrifuge |
|---|---|
| Maximum Speed | 80, 000 RPM |
| Temperature Range | 0°C to 40°C |
| Speed Control Accuracy | ± 20 rpm |
| Rotor Types | Fixed-angle, swinging bucket |
| Control System | Microprocessor-controlled |
| Control Panel | Digital display |
| Programs | Multiple programs can be stored |
| Power Requirements | 200-240 VAC, 50/60 Hz |
| Refrigeration System | CFC-free refrigeration |
Procedures and requirements for safe installation and maintenance of the instrument.
Guidelines and precautions related to electrical hazards and grounding for safe operation.
Information on fuse protection and precautions against flammable or explosive vapors.
Operational safety guidelines related to rotors, speed, and movement of the centrifuge.
Precautions for handling pathogenic, toxic, or radioactive materials and waste disposal.
Warning regarding unauthorized installation and its effect on warranty.
Specifications for voltage, current, and wiring connections for power supply.
Table detailing wire insulation color, terminal, and symbol for connections.
Information on red LED diagnostic messages, their blinking, and associated sounds.
Explanation of automatic vacuum activation, pressure LEDs, and venting procedures.
Explanation of the thermoelectric system and its control accuracy.
Description of the safety feature to prevent exceeding maximum rotor speed.
Process for entering and modifying run parameters, including editing mode.
Procedure for setting speed from 1000 to 80,000 rpm, including overspeed checks.
Using activation keys and the vacuum system for chamber evacuation.
Procedures for initiating a run with START and terminating with STOP.
Critical warnings regarding flammable materials and leaning on the instrument.
Precautions for operating with pathogenic, toxic, or radioactive materials.
Step-by-step guide for performing a standard centrifugation run.
Steps for initiating a run using a pre-programmed setting.
Detailed procedure for accessing the rotor and sample after a prolonged power outage.
Explanation of diagnostic messages, LEDs, and how to interpret them.
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