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General| Wavelength Range | 190 - 900 nm |
|---|---|
| Detector | Photomultiplier Tube |
| Monochromator | Echelle monochromator |
| Type | Atomic Absorption Spectrometer |
| Light Source | Hollow Cathode Lamps (HCL) or Electrodeless Discharge Lamps (EDL) |
| Optical System | Double-beam |
| Burner | Titanium burner |
| Background Correction | Deuterium background correction |
| Gas Control | Automatic gas control |
| Automation | Automated wavelength selection |
| Lamp Type | Hollow Cathode Lamps (HCL) or Electrodeless Discharge Lamps (EDL) |
| Display | LCD display |
| Data Output | USB |
| Power Requirements | 100-240 V, 50/60 Hz |
Discusses safety conventions and general precautions for instrument use.
Guidelines for proper operation to ensure safety and optimal performance.
Critical warnings and procedures related to electrical hazards and safe handling.
Specifies environmental and operational parameters required for correct instrument function.
Emphasizes cleanliness and safe practices in the laboratory work area.
Highlights the necessity of efficient ventilation for removing toxic fumes.
Provides essential safety measures for handling hazardous chemicals used with the instrument.
Outlines procedures for the safe and compliant disposal of waste materials.
Alerts users to potential eye damage from UV radiation emitted by lamps.
Warns about risks associated with high-temperature components like burner heads and furnaces.
Covers safety precautions and best practices for managing compressed gas cylinders.
Details safety interlocks and procedures for using the flame atomization system.
Explains safety interlocks and procedures specific to the graphite furnace system.
Outlines safety checks and considerations for using FIAS and mercury hydride accessories.
Lists external resources and literature for further information on laboratory safety.
Details compliance with electrical safety standards like IEC 1010 and EMC.
Explains the meaning of various symbols found on the instrument.
Identifies and explains warning labels and markings present on the instrument.
Essential steps and considerations before the service engineer arrives for installation.
Procedures and precautions for safely moving and reinstalling the spectrometer.
Instructions for connecting the required gas supplies for burner operation.
Guidance on connecting inert and special gases for the furnace system.
Details on connecting the drain system to the burner for proper fluid management.
Procedures for installing the furnace autosampler accessory.
Steps for connecting internal or external cooling systems to the spectrometer.
Critical instructions for safely connecting the instrument to the power supply.
Step-by-step guide for powering up the spectrometer and associated instruments.
Procedures for installing hollow cathode and electrodeless discharge lamps.
Instructions for inserting and removing sample trays into the instrument.
Safe procedures for powering down the flame and furnace systems and the spectrometer.
Steps to follow for a rapid shutdown of the system in emergency situations.
Information on contacting PerkinElmer service for technical support and maintenance.
A list of routine checks and preventive maintenance tasks for the spectrometer.
Detailed steps for performing essential maintenance tasks on the spectrometer.
Instructions for replacing air filters to ensure proper cooling of internal components.
Step-by-step guide for replacing the deuterium lamp assembly.
Precautions and procedures for managing the acetylene gas supply safely.
List of components and accessories included with the spectrometer system.
Information on obtaining essential replacement parts for the instrument.
Guidance on how to order consumables, spare parts, and additional accessories.
Overview of special requirements for setting up the laboratory environment for the spectrometer.
Specifies the environmental parameters required for optimal instrument operation.
Details the physical dimensions and space needed for the spectrometer and accessories.
Specifies the necessary electrical supply, voltage, and current for the instrument.
Outlines the requirements for gas supplies, regulators, and connections.
Details specifications and requirements for acetylene, air, and nitrous oxide burner gases.
Specifies requirements for inert and special gases used with the graphite furnace.
Information on the internal recirculating cooling system and external cooling options.
Information on primary source lamps and their availability.
Guidance on selecting and connecting a suitable computer and printer.
General overview of the spectrometer system, its concept, and features.
Description of the double-beam optical path, monochromator, and detector.
Identification and function of switches, ports, and connectors on the spectrometer.
Specifications for the spectrometer's principle, monochromator, detector, lamps, and atomizers.
Contains translations of safety conventions and warnings used throughout the guide.
Explains the meaning of various symbols found on the instrument.
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