Synrad Firestar TI Series Quick Start Guide

8 QSG ti-Series Laser Ver 2.5
ti-Series Laser Quick Start Guide
6. Locate the Ship Kit ( ) Cooling quick-disconnect ttings and 1/2 inch polyethylene tubing. See your lasers
cooling interface in the gure below.
Caution
Possible
Equipment
Damage
Operating the laser with a coolant temperature below the dew point of the sur-
rounding air may cause condensation to occur that will damage the laser!
The setpoint temperature MUST be maintained above the dew point temperature. Use
distilled water as the coolant. If glycol is necessary, add no more than 10% by volume.
When filling your chiller, use at least 90% distilled or tap water by volume. If you must
use glycol, do not add more than 10% by volume. See the technical reference chapter in
the Series 48 Operation Manual for the dew point table and cooling specifications.
Cooling (Connued):
7. Set coolant temperature between 18–22 °C. See the Operation Manual for cooling specications, Main-
tenance/Troubleshooting and Technical Reference chapters for additional information on condensation
management.
Do not exceed coolant
pressure of 414 kPa (60
PSI)!
Assure coolant flow is within specifications
located in the Technical Reference chapter of the
Laser’s Operation Manual.
Refer to the dew point table and coolant flow
specifications in the aforementioned chapter in
the Operator’s Manual and gradually increase
coolant temperature until it is above the dew
point temperature and condensation disappears.
Do not exceed a coolant temperature of 30 °C (86
°F).
Important
Note:
If coolant ow needs adjusting:
Caution
Possible
Equipment
Damage
ti-100 shown
Water OUT to
chiller
Water IN from
chiller

Synrad Firestar TI Series Specifications

General

Brand	Synrad
Model	Firestar TI Series
Category	Medical Equipment
Language	English