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General| Type | Pressure sensor |
|---|---|
| Output Signal | 4 - 20 mA |
| Compatibility | Sartorius bioreactors |
| Accuracy | ±0.5% of full scale |
| Process Connection | Tri-clamp |
| Material | Stainless steel |
| Operating Temperature | 0 to 100°C |
Defines the applicability and versions of the operating instructions for the BioPAT® Pressure sensor.
Lists related documentation such as validation guides and system instructions for proper use.
Identifies intended users and their required knowledge and qualifications for safe operation.
Explains warning symbols (WARNING, CAUTION, NOTICE) and procedural symbols used in the manual.
Describes the BioPAT® Pressure sensor's intended applications and warns against improper use.
Advises against device modifications as they can impair safety and validity, recommending contact with Sartorius.
States that only qualified personnel and authorized service should perform repairs and maintenance.
Emphasizes the need for qualified personnel to ensure safe handling and operation of the device.
Highlights the serious consequences of not following instructions and the importance of retaining them.
Warns about hazards from damaged parts and stresses operating the device in safe working order and timely repairs.
Details immediate actions to take in an emergency, including disconnecting power and securing the device.
Warns about risks from using unapproved parts and mandates the use of Sartorius-supplied, technically perfect items.
Lists essential PPE like gloves, glasses, and boots, and advises on additional protective measures for specific environments.
Stresses the importance of matching the device to process conditions to prevent injury and damage, referencing technical data.
Explains the necessity of a pressure sensor holder for secure device attachment and warns against using unsuitable ones.
Warns of injury risks from pressurized components and advises depressurization, operating within parameters, and wearing PPE.
Details hazards of operating media and requires adherence to safety information, PPE, and using suitable media.
Stresses using only qualified single-use pipes for accuracy and safety, referencing transmitter specs and test reports.
Provides a general description of the BioPAT® Pressure sensor, comprising a multi-use transmitter and a single-use pipe.
Details the function and components of the multi-use pressure transmitter, including its signal conversion and compensation capabilities.
Describes the single-use pressure pipe, its components like mounting bracket and tubing connections, and its role in pressure transfer.
Explains the piezoresistive effect used for pressure measurement, detailing membrane contact and temperature compensation.
Lists the items included in the delivery package of the BioPAT® Pressure sensor system.
Outlines essential conditions for the installation site, including mounting surface, ambient, process, and operating medium suitability.
Provides instructions for safely unpacking the device and recommends keeping original packaging for potential returns.
Explains the need for acclimatization of the device to prevent condensation and provides a procedure for it.
Details the procedure for securely inserting the pressure transmitter into the sensor holder, including warnings and required tools.
Guides the connection of the pressure transmitter to various control systems, including Sartorius and third-party options, and covers configuration.
Instructs on inspecting the transmitter membrane for damage to ensure measurement accuracy and prevent injury.
Provides step-by-step instructions for attaching the single-use pressure pipe to the transmitter, with safety warnings.
Explains the process of zero point calibration to ensure accurate relative pressure measurement, detailing when and how to perform it.
Details how to monitor the pressure sensor during operation, emphasizing visual checks and handling leaks.
Outlines steps for finishing the process, including system depressurization and safe removal of the single-use pressure pipe.
Provides requirements and procedure for cleaning the device, emphasizing safe disconnection and suitable cleaning agents.
Outlines a schedule for maintenance activities, specifying intervals, components, activities, and target groups.
Lists common signal faults, their causes, and corresponding corrections, categorized by system connection and user group.
Addresses fluctuating and imprecise signal range, identifying EMC interference and temperature issues as causes.
Explains causes for deviating zero point signals, including temperature, grounding, pressure fluctuations, and installation position.
Details the step-by-step process for safely removing and cleaning the device, including cable disconnection and nut unscrewing.
Specifies requirements and procedures for storing the decommissioned device, including cleaning and ambient conditions.
Explains the process for returning devices or parts to Sartorius, emphasizing cleaning, decontamination, and proper packing.
Details how to decontaminate the device and its responsibility, noting that the device itself has no hazardous materials.
Guides on proper disposal of the device and accessories through designated facilities, following website instructions and local regulations.
Provides technical specifications for the multi-use pressure transmitter, including dimensions, weight, and electrical details.
Lists the physical dimensions and weight of the multi-use pressure transmitter.
Details electrical output, power supply, range, connections, pin assignment, and parametrization for the transmitter.
Specifies the materials used in the construction of the multi-use pressure transmitter.
Lists the approved cleaning agents suitable for the multi-use pressure transmitter.
Presents technical data for single-use pressure pipes, including their various dimensions and types.
Lists the specific dimensions for different types of single-use pressure pipes.
Details the materials used in the construction of the single-use pressure pipes.
States the shelf life of the single-use pressure pipes before and after gamma radiation.
Provides information on the chemical resistance of the single-use pressure pipes to various substances.
Specifies the permissible temperature and relative humidity ranges for operation and storage.
Lists key process parameters such as operating medium temperature, overload limit, measurement range, and system accuracy.
Outlines the suitability of various operating media, including aqueous solutions, acids/alkalis, and alcoholic solutions.
Lists available accessories for the BioPAT® Pressure sensor system, such as holders and displays, with order numbers.
Details the available consumables, focusing on single-use pressure pipes with their item numbers, connections, sizes, and minimum order quantities.
Lists available spare parts, including the multi-use pressure transmitter, with order numbers.
Provides contact information and resources for Sartorius Service, directing users to the website for queries and support.
Mentions that attached documents declare the device's conformity with directives and standards.
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