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Bioquell QUBE - Optional Sub-systems: Ports, Extract, Printer; System Configurations, Control Panel, and Lighting

Bioquell QUBE
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USER MANUAL
TD069-O&M-001
REVISION 6
Page 21 of 80
2.3.4‘Tri-Clover’ or Sanitary Connection Port to Chamber
Figure 17: Tri-Clover Clamp
The QUBE may be supplied with an
optional 1” Tri-Clover fitting in the base
of the chamber to enable fluids to be
supplied to the chamber without
breaking the integrity of the chamber.
2.3.5Ducted Extract
A dedicated ducted extract system is offered such that the system air is
exhausted via attachment to an HVAC system (ducted to outside the building).
A by-pass valve diverts room airflow to the exhaust duct during a leak test or
decontamination cycle. This ensures that room HVAC flows remain balanced and
the pressure within the room remains controllable. Refer to 5.3.1 on how to
configure the QUBE when not in use while continuing to allow air to be extracted
from the room.
2.3.6Additional Printer
On QUBE systems where a QMTD transfer hatch is fitted to a QEXT there is an
option for an additional printer on the QMTD Module. This prints a short report
every time the door is opened to confirm the period held in aseptic conditions.
2.4 Configurations
The QUBE system is configurable with up to 3 modules (QHPV and QEXT) and 2
QMTDs. Contact Bioquell for available configurations.
2.5 Control Panel
The Control Panel has been developed using intuitive icons to simplify the User
interface. For an explanation of the icons, graphics and colour schemes refer to
Section 4.1.1.
2.6 Lighting
Chamber lighting is provided in all modules of the QUBE system. The white
lighting intensity is User adjustable via the control panel. All module light levels
are adjusted together but can be switched off individually. During processing
mode the chambers have white lighting, and during a HPV cycle they are blue.

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