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OPTIC-4 User’s Guide
Issue 5.3
Hardware Installation
Page 4-3
Cooling Air Out
OPTIC-4D has the following additional gas connections:
Auxiliary Gas In
Auxiliary Gas Out
4.2.1 Carrier Gas Line
OPTIC-4 needs a carrier gas supply which conforms to the following requirements:
Carrier Gas Type: Helium, Nitrogen or Hydrogen
Supply Pressure: 300- 700 kPa
Purity: 99.995%
The pressure and the column flow range vary accordingly to the supply pressure. To achieve
maximum specified pressure and flow settings a supply pressure of 700 kPa is necessary.
The gas supply can be provided by a cylinder with a pressure regulator or a laboratory gas supply
system. The carrier gas supply should be connected to the Carrier In port on the OPTIC-4 rear
panel (Fig. 4.1).
Figure 4.1 OPTIC-4 Rear Panel Gas Lines Connections
4.2.2 Inlet Gas Lines
The carrier, split, and septum purge lines of the OPTIC-4 inlet are attached to an EFC connection
plate. This plate ensures simple and leak free connections of the inlet gas lines to the OPTIC-4 EFC.
Remove blanking plate from the Inlet Gas Lines port (Fig. 4.1) on the back of the instrument and
screw the inlet EFC connection plate instead. Make sure that the sealing o-rings are in place. Check if
the gas line designations correspond to the connection designation on the EFC side (Fig. 4.2).
Carrier In
Connection
Inlet Gas Lines
Connection
Inlet Cooling Valve
External Solvent
Monitor Connection

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