Binder MK 240 - Main Power Switch (MK 56); Rear Power Switch (MK; MKT 115, 240, 720)

To Next Page

To Previous Page

MK / MKT (E5) 03/2019 page 17/158

2.4 Main power switch (MK 56)

This switch allows completely switching off the chamber (de-energized condition).

Off On

Figure 6: Main power switch (1) in the MK 56 lateral control panel

2.5 Rear power switch (MK / MKT 115, 240, 720)

This switch allows completely switching off the chamber (de-energized condition).

(1)

(12)

Figure 7: Rear view MK/MKT 115, 240, 720

(1) Main power switch On / Off

(12) Rear power switch

Main Page

Default Chapter2
- Table of Contents2
1 Safety6
- Legal Considerations6
- Structure of the Safety Instructions6
- Localization / Position of Safety Labels on the Chamber8
- Type Plate9
- General Safety Instructions on Installing and Operating the Chamber10
- Intended Use12
- Operating Instructions13
- Measures to Prevent Accidents13
2 Chamber Description14
- Chamber Overview15
- Instrument Panel15
- Lateral Control Panel16
- Main Power Switch (MK 56)17
- Rear Power Switch (MK / MKT 115, 240, 720)17
- Rear Chamber View18
3 Completeness of Delivery, Transportation, Storage, and Installation20
- Unpacking, and Checking Equipment and Completeness of Delivery20
- Guidelines for Safe Lifting and Transportation21
- Storage21
- Location of Installation and Ambient Conditions21
4 Installation and Connections23
- Connection of Cooling Water Outlet for Water Cooling (Option for MK 56)23
- Connection of Cooling Water Inlet for Water Cooling (Option for MK 56)23
- Installation of the Voltage and Frequency Changer (Chambers with Voltage and Frequency Changer)24
- Electrical Connection26
  - Information on Connecting the Alternating Climate Chamber26
  - Connecting the Voltage and Frequency Changer (for Chambers Equipped with a Voltage and Frequency Changer)27
5 Functional Overview of the Mb2 Chamber Controller28
- Operating Functions in Normal Display29
- Display Views: Normal Display, Program Display, Chart-Recorder Display30
- Controller Icons Overview31
- Operating Modes33
- Controller Menu Structure34
- Principle of Controller Entries37
- Performance During and after Power Failures37
- Performance When Opening the Door38
6 Start up38
- Turning on the Chamber38
- Controller Settings Upon Start up39
7 Set-Point Entry in "Fixed Value" Operating Mode40
- Set-Point Entry through the "Setpoints" Menu40
- Direct Setpoint Entry Via Normal Display41
- Special Controller Functions Via Operation Lines41
8 Timer Program: Stopwatch Function43
- Starting a Timer Program43
  - Performance During Program Delay Time43
- Stopping a Running Timer Program44
  - Pausing a Running Timer Program44
  - Cancelling a Running Timer Program44
- Performance after the End of the Program44
9 Time Programs45
- Starting an Existing Time Program45
  - Performance During Program Delay Time46
- Stopping a Running Time Program46
  - Pausing a Running Time Program46
  - Cancelling a Running Time Program46
- Performance after the End of the Program46
- Creating a New Time Program47
- Program Editor: Program Management47
  - Deleting a Time Program48
- Section Editor: Section Management49
- Value Entry for a Program Section52
10 Week Programs58
- Starting an Existing Week Program58
- Cancelling a Running Week Program58
- Creating a New Week Program59
- Program Editor: Program Management60
  - Deleting a Week Program61
- Section Editor: Section Management62
- Value Entry for a Program Section64
11 Notification and Alarm Functions67
- Notification and Alarm Messages Overview67
  - Notifications67
  - Alarm Messages68
- State of Alarm68
- Resetting an Alarm, List of Active Alarms69
- Activating / Deactivating the Audible Alarm (Alarm Buzzer)69
12 Temperature Safety Devices70
- Over Temperature Protective Device (Class 1)70
- Overtemperature Safety Controller Class 270
- Over/Under Temperature Safety Device Class 2 (Option)73
13 User Management74
- Authorization Levels and Password Protection74
- Log in77
- Log out78
- User Change78
- Password Assignment and Password Change79
- Activation Code83
14 General Controller Settings84
- Selecting the Controller's Menu Language84
- Setting Date and Time84
- Selecting the Temperature Unit86
- Display Configuration86
  - Adapting the Display Parameters86
  - Touchscreen Calibration87
- Network and Communication88
- USB Menu: Data Transfer Via USB Interface92
- Turning off the Interior Lighting Automatically93
15 General Information93
- Service Contact Page93
- Current Operating Parameters94
- Event List95
- Technical Chamber Information95
- Self-Test Function (MK 56)96
16 Chart Recorder Display98
- Views98
- Setting the Parameters102
17 Notes on Refrigerating Operation103
18 Anti-Condensation Protection Via Operation Line104
19 Zero-Voltage Switching Outputs Via Operation Lines105
20 Options106
- APT-COM™ 4 Multi Management Software (Option)106
- RS485 Interface (Option)106
- Data Logger Kit (Option)106
- Analog Outputs for Temperature (Option)106
- Compressed Air Connection (Option)107
- Compressed Air Dryer (Option)107
- Water Cooling (Option)109
- Object Temperature Display with Flexible Pt 100 Temperature Sensor (Option)109
21 Maintenance, Cleaning, and Service110
- Maintenance Intervals, Service110
- Cleaning and Decontamination111
  - Cleaning111
  - Decontamination113
- Sending the Chamber Back to BINDER Gmbh114
22 Disposal114
- Disposal of the Transport Packing114
- Decommissioning115
- Disposal of the Chamber in the Federal Republic of Germany115
- Disposal of the Chamber in the Member States of the EU Except for the Federal Republic of Germany116
- Disposal of the Chamber in Non-Member States of the EU117
23 Troubleshooting118
24 Technical Description121
- Factory Calibration and Adjustment121
- Over-Current Protection121
- Definition of Usable Volume121
- MK (E4) Technical Data122
- MKT (E4) Technical Data124
- Equipment and Options (Extract)126
- Accessories and Spare Parts (Extract)127
- MK Heating-Up and Cooling-Down Graphs128
- MKT Heating-Up and Cooling-Down Graphs132
- MK Heat Compensation135
- MKT Heat Compensation136
- Dimensions138
25 Certificates and Declarations of Conformity143
- EU Declaration of Conformity for MK143
- EU Declaration of Conformity for MKT146
  - Certificate for the GS Mark of Conformity of the "Deutsche Gesetzliche Unfallversicherung E.V." (German Social Accident Insurance) DGUV149
26 Product Registration151
- Registering a BINDER Chamber151
- Multi Management Software APT-COM™ 4 BASIC-Edition152
27 Contamination Clearance Certificate153
- For Chambers Located Outside the USA and Canada153
- For Chambers Located in the USA and Canada156

Binder MK 240 - Main Power Switch (MK 56); Rear Power Switch (MK; MKT 115, 240, 720)

Table of Contents

Related product manuals