To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if the BIOAIR Laboratory Equipment solenoid valve of the flammable gas line does not operate?
If the solenoid valve of the flammable gas line does not operate on your BIOAIR Laboratory Equipment, verify that the cabinet is running in MODE 1, ensure no alarms are active, and check if the GAS key LED is on.
What to do if my BIOAIR Laboratory Equipment is on but the ventilation does not work?
If the ventilation is not working on your BIOAIR Laboratory Equipment, check if the cabinet is running in MODE 1.
What to do if my BIOAIR SafeMate Eco + ABC Laboratory Equipment is on but the lighting does not work?
If the lighting is not working on your BIOAIR Laboratory Equipment, ensure that the UV function is off, check if the LIGHT key LED is on, and inspect the lighting lamps.
What to do if the BIOAIR SafeMate Eco + ABC is on but the service socket is not energised?
If the service socket is not energized on your BIOAIR Laboratory Equipment, check if the SOCKET key LED is on.
How to troubleshoot a BIOAIR SafeMate Eco + ABC that won't turn on?
If your BIOAIR Laboratory Equipment does not light up and the ventilation does not start, check the mains voltage at the mains supply socket and inspect fuses F10 and F20 at the appliance mains inlet.
Provides an introduction and context for the manual's content and purpose.
Provides an introduction and context for the manual's content and purpose.
Details the labels and markings on the apparatus for identification and safety.
Explains the various warning and informational symbols used throughout the manual.
Defines technical terms and acronyms used in the manual for clarity.
Outlines the terms and conditions of the manufacturer's warranty and liability.
Provides the official classification and definition of the biological safety cabinet.
Specifies the proper applications and purposes for which the cabinet is designed.
Lists prohibited uses and materials that should not be handled in the cabinet.
States the compliance of the product with relevant safety and performance standards.
Lists obtained marks and certifications relevant to the cabinet's performance.
Provides information on how to contact the manufacturer or distributors for support.
Identifies potential hazards and their risk categories associated with cabinet operation.
Identifies general risks associated with operating the cabinet, categorized as low risk.
Details risks arising from improper use, compromising safety and potentially causing biological hazards.
Highlights risks related to biological contamination, compromising protection and safety.
Discusses biological risks from spills and maintenance, emphasizing decontamination.
Addresses biological risks related to cabinet obstructions and maintenance.
Discusses biological risks during maintenance and potential contamination exposure.
Warns about the dangers of UV-C radiation exposure to eyes and skin.
Identifies risks of crushing body parts or damaging objects due to window movement.
Details risks of window jamming and sudden drops, causing damage or injury.
Covers risks from cleaning operations involving mechanical parts and live electrical components.
Warns about fire risks associated with optional flammable gas use and airflow failure.
Addresses risks from flammable gas use, noting the absence of gas detection.
Discusses risks from inert gases leading to under-oxygenation and potential injury.
Highlights hazards associated with decontamination procedures, particularly using hydrogen peroxide.
Details procedures and precautions for installing the biological safety cabinet.
Provides instructions and warnings for installing the cabinet on its designated floor stand.
Guides on safely connecting the cabinet to the electrical power supply.
Details the specifications and safe handling of the detachable power supply cord.
Specifies requirements for the electrical socket and its safe accessibility for disconnection.
Describes the cabinet's power inlet and the location and function of main fuses.
Explains how to connect optional technical gas lines to the cabinet.
Covers options for treating or ducting the cabinet's exhaust air.
Outlines the steps to complete after installation before the cabinet can be used.
Presents specifications and technical details for the cabinet and its components.
Specifies the recommended operating environment for the cabinet.
Details the conditions for safe transportation and storage of the cabinet.
Lists the physical specifications, including weight and overall dimensions.
Presents key performance metrics and standards met by the cabinet.
Describes the materials used in the construction of the cabinet components.
Details specifications for the cabinet's glass components, including windows.
Provides technical data for the HEPA and EXHAUST filters used in the cabinet.
Specifies technical details for the cabinet's internal lighting system.
Lists technical specifications for the UV-C germicidal lamp.
Details information regarding the cabinet's electrical outlets.
Provides technical data for the internal service sockets.
Describes the VFC output connector and its specifications.
Lists features and specifications for optional accessories.
Lists standard optional accessories available for the cabinet.
Explains the fundamental principles of operation for the biological safety cabinet.
Provides detailed guidance on how to operate the cabinet safely and effectively.
Provides an overview of the cabinet's components and their locations.
Explains the cabinet's internal lighting system and how to operate it.
Describes the internal service sockets and their activation controls.
Details the operation and safety features of the sliding front window.
Explains the function and safety precautions for the UV-C germicidal lamp.
Covers the installation and use of optional gas and vacuum utilities.
Describes the internal working area, including surfaces and grilles.
Explains the function and importance of keeping the intake grilles unobstructed.
Details the components and functions of the cabinet's control panel.
Explains the use of quarter-turn locks for accessing the control panel.
Describes the key switch used to turn the cabinet on and off.
Explains the function of the visual alarm indicators on the control panel.
Details the technical service access ports on the control panel.
Describes the functions of the keypad buttons and their operation modes.
Explains the information presented on the cabinet's alphanumeric display.
Details the standard functions accessible via the keypad keys.
Explains how to access advanced settings and information using specific key combinations.
Guides users through the different operating modes and procedures.
Details the steps to access and operate the cabinet in SAFE OPERATING MODE 1.
Explains how to control the cabinet lighting via the keypad.
Describes how to activate/deactivate the internal service sockets.
Explains control of the flammable gas solenoid valve via the keypad.
Describes how to view cabinet run hours for maintenance tracking.
Explains the energy-saving ECO MODE and its operational limitations.
Lists common alarms and irregularities and how to respond to them in MODE 1.
Details the steps to access and operate the cabinet in STAND BY MODE 2.
Explains how to control lighting in MODE 2.
Explains how to control service sockets in MODE 2.
Guides on how to change the display language in MODE 2.
Explains how to set the date and time in MODE 2.
Details how to activate and program the UV-C decontamination cycle.
Provides instructions for properly shutting down and disconnecting the cabinet.
Provides general guidelines for safe operation and maintenance of the cabinet.
Specifies requirements for the cabinet's installation location.
Advises on correct posture for operators working at the cabinet.
Outlines safe working practices and procedures for using the cabinet.
Covers procedures for cleaning and decontaminating the cabinet.
Provides instructions for cleaning the cabinet's surfaces.
Guidelines for cleaning painted surfaces of the cabinet.
Instructions for cleaning and disinfecting stainless steel surfaces.
Recommendations for cleaning and disinfecting the front window glass.
Detailed procedure for thoroughly cleaning the front window.
Procedure for cleaning the LAF filter fabric if contaminated.
Suggests routine decontamination methods, such as UV-C radiation.
Refers to validated methods for biological decontamination procedures.
Outlines procedures and safety precautions for replacing cabinet lamps.
Specific procedure for replacing the UV-C lamp, including safety.
Specific procedure for replacing fluorescent lamps, including safety.
Instructions for handling lamp breakage and associated risks.
Guidelines for the safe disposal of used lamps.
Details procedures and precautions for installing the biological safety cabinet.
Instructions for safely handling and unpacking the cabinet upon delivery.
Guidelines for selecting a suitable location and positioning the cabinet.
Covers the installation of accessories such as floor stands and gas taps.
Detailed steps for assembling and mounting the cabinet on its floor stand.
Instructions for installing gas and fluid taps within the working chamber.
Options and procedures for connecting the cabinet to exhaust ducting systems.
Explains the VFC output for remote control or status signaling.
Describes the input for silencing alarms during tests.
Details the optional data output port for parameter monitoring.
Guidelines for disposing of the cabinet's packaging materials.
Step-by-step guide for connecting the cabinet to the mains power supply.
Specifications and placement requirements for the mains socket.
Details on the mains supply cord, its connection, and specifications.
Instructions for connecting optional gas lines to the cabinet.
Specifics for connecting vacuum and inert gas lines.
Specifics for connecting the flammable gas line, including solenoid valve.
Outlines essential performance tests to be conducted after installation.
Procedure for testing the integrity of HEPA and exhaust filters.
Covers tests for measuring various airflow parameters of the cabinet.
Method for measuring inflow air velocity at the front aperture.
Method for measuring downflow air velocity within the working space.
Procedure to detect aerosol penetration at the front aperture.
Procedure to detect aerosol particles generated outside the work aperture.
Method for visualizing airflow patterns using smoke.
Procedure for testing the air cleanliness within the working area.
Procedure for verifying and checking the cabinet's alarm thresholds.
Instructions for manually controlling the fan for testing purposes.
Covers procedures for biological decontamination of the cabinet.
Details the procedure for decontamination using hydrogen peroxide.
Lists the necessary equipment for the H2O2 decontamination process.
Information on the micronebulizer device used for H2O2 dispensing.
Describes the containment bag used to enclose the cabinet during decontamination.
Details the flexible hose used for connecting the nebulizer.
Information about the hydrogen peroxide solution used for decontamination.
Explains the use of chemical indicators to verify decontamination effectiveness.
Lists miscellaneous items required for the decontamination process.
Step-by-step guide for performing the decontamination process.
Steps to prepare the cabinet before starting the decontamination cycle.
Procedures for activating and managing the decontamination cycle.
Instructions for safely removing the decontamination system after use.
Guides on using the automatic cycle for alternative decontamination methods.
Covers scheduled maintenance, troubleshooting, and parts information.
Schedule and description of routine maintenance checks for the cabinet.
Procedure and warnings for replacing the cabinet's filters.
Guidelines for replacing electrical, mechanical, and electromechanical parts.
Explains access to calibration and PC board settings, requiring training.
Provides guidance on identifying and resolving common operational issues.
Lists common and critical replacement parts for the cabinet.
Provides the electrical wiring diagram for service personnel.
General| UV Light | Optional |
|---|---|
| Power Supply | 220-240V, 50/60Hz |
| Filter Type | HEPA H14 |
| Certification | EN12469 |
| Alarm System | Yes |
| Noise Level | <65 dB |
| Type | Class II Biological Safety Cabinet |
