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General| Brand | Telemark Cryogenics |
|---|---|
| Model | 1200 |
| Category | Laboratory Equipment |
| Language | English |
Describes high voltage, refrigerant gases, hot/cold surfaces, and general safety warnings.
Outlines user duties for proper installation, operation, and maintenance of the equipment.
Lists EMC, LVD, and other relevant safety and performance standards for the device.
Details performance and physical data for models 1200, 1800, and 1800EXT.
Details performance and physical data for models 2400, 3000, and 3600.
Specifies operating temperature, humidity, and altitude limits for all models.
Provides guidelines for electrical supply requirements, including breaker and wire sizing.
Presents physical dimensions (L, W, H) for various cryochiller models.
Highlights critical safety warnings before and during the installation process.
Details procedures for unpacking and inspecting the unit upon arrival.
Guides on moving the unit safely and removing it from its shipping pallet.
Explains how to check system pressure and factors affecting it.
Guides on proper unit placement and how to remove access panels.
Describes requirements and procedures for connecting the water cooling system.
Covers connecting refrigerant lines to the unit using metal seal connectors.
Details steps for connecting, testing, and evacuating refrigerant lines.
Provides notes and recommendations for installing refrigerant lines.
Explains main power connection, grounding, and cable strain relief.
Details how to connect the unit's internal transformer for voltage input.
Introduces options for remote control via digital, Ethernet, RS232/485.
Details pin functions for the 37-way Amphenol connector for remote control.
Explains how analogue output voltages relate to temperature readings.
Covers Ethernet cable types and setup for unit communication.
Lists available commands for controlling the unit via Ethernet, RS232/485.
Explains how to use the graphical user interface for unit communication.
Guides on setting user-configurable parameters via the 'cal2309' screen.
Describes the front panel buttons and the LCD display status indicators.
Details the operation of individual push buttons like Cool, Defrost, and Standby.
Covers powering on, standby, cool mode, and defrost mode procedures.
Explains the recommended wait time after defrost for optimal system recovery.
Lists acceptable parameter ranges for normal operation of the unit.
Lists the essential sub-systems involved in troubleshooting the cryochiller.
Discusses common causes and checks for refrigerant leaks affecting performance.
Explains alarm conditions, error codes, and their meanings.
Describes safety features like thermal overload, pressure switches, and snap switches.
Provides a table of symptoms, possible causes, and corrective actions.
Guides on adding refrigerant charges and when to perform a full recharge.
Covers diagnostics specific to Emerson compressors used in some models.
Explains compressor LED indicators and troubleshooting based on their status.
Outlines the steps for safely removing the unit from a vacuum system.
Discusses principles for designing and positioning cryo-coils for optimal performance.
Lists hazardous substances in compliance with Chinese regulations.
