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General| Category | Industrial Equipment |
|---|---|
| Type | Laminar Flow Glovebox Isolator |
| Model | LFGI-6USP |
| Airflow | Laminar flow, HEPA filtered |
| Filter Type | HEPA |
| Material | Stainless Steel |
| Width | 6 ft |
| Construction Material | Stainless Steel |
| Compliance | USP <797> |
| Filtration | HEPA |
Explains how the LFGI protects products using HEPA filtered unidirectional air flow.
Details how the LFGI provides personnel protection through a barrier and HEPA filtration.
Explains the use of HEPA filters for high-level protection and their efficiency.
Describes the vertical laminar flow of HEPA filtered air for product protection.
Explains positive (Isolator) and negative (Glovebox) pressure configurations for protection.
Details how containment is maintained through filters, construction, and airlock functions.
Details the step-by-step procedure for starting up the LFGI unit.
Outlines the steps for safe and efficient operation of the LFGI.
Explains the function and operation of the LFGI airlock system.
Stresses the importance of aseptic technique, noting equipment is a tool, not a substitute.
Covers typical lifespan of components and maintenance recommendations for filters and sleeves.
Step-by-step guide on how to change gloves on the LFGI during maintenance.
Provides a table of common alarm causes and their corrective actions.
Explains the fundamental operation of the LFGI, including air flow and impeller functions.
Guides on setting up airflow and pressure using digital gauges and speed controls.
Details how to set and maintain positive or negative pressure for containment or clean environment.
Specifies the average supply velocity range and measurement points.
Outlines the procedure for verifying ISO Class 5 conditions through particle counting.
Explains how to perform filter integrity testing using a photometer and aerosol challenge.
Describes how to connect tubing to the "High" and "Low" pressure ports.
Illustrates the electrical connections for the controller, including voltage and loop resistance notes.
Explains the various display elements including the process arch, LED indicators, and LCD/OLED screen.
Presents the default menu structure and how to navigate through it.
Details the parameters available in the Main Menu, which are dictated by the Control type.
Explains the Set-Up Menu options for control types and set point settings.
Details the three different alarm types (high, low, high/low) and their behavior.
Controls access to menus, requiring a security code for locked sections.
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