Safety Information 13
2.4 Hazards
This section contains notices and warnings of hazards and should be read carefully. Before working with the QuickPlex SQ 120, become
familiar with all safety precautions and regulations concerning the handling of materials and the instrument’s electrical and mechanical
components. Operating this device in a manner not specified by this manual may impair the electrical and thermal protection provided
by the equipment.
As with most laboratory instruments, the QuickPlex SQ 120 presents certain hazards for users. There are six key types of hazards:
• Electrical
• Chemical and biological
• Visual
• Mechanical
• ESD sensitivity
• Electromagnetic interference and susceptibility
Figure 2:1 User hazards
2.4.1 Electrical
The QuickPlex SQ 120 has been designed and tested for compliance with appropriate electrical safety standards.
WARNING: For best performance, remove any sample or reagent spillage from the instrument. For safety, the operator should
power down the instrument and disconnect the QuickPlex SQ 120’s power cord prior to cleaning near moving parts. For significant
spills or liquid intrusion into the instrument enclosure (e.g., resulting from a fire protection water sprinkler), contact MSD
Instrument Service.
WARNING: The QuickPlex SQ 120 has not been tested regarding intrinsic safety. Accordingly, the QuickPlex SQ 120 must
not be operated in hazardous (classified) atmospheres as defined by the National Fire Protection Association and the National
Electric Code or other applicable local regulations.
CAUTION
Do not remove covers.
WARNING
Moving components during plate
processing.
WARNING
Depending on use, areas of chemical
or biohazard risk.
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