What to do if the Telstar Laboratory Equipment display does not turn on?
First, ensure the power cord is securely connected to both the cabinet and the wall socket. Next, verify that the wall socket has power. If these steps don't resolve the issue, a specialized technician should replace the main control.
What to do if the Telstar Laboratory Equipment shows insufficient exhaust flow alarm LOW INFLOW?
If you're seeing a 'LOW INFLOW' alarm, start by visually inspecting the exhaust for any obstructions. Then, check the front perforation in the working area, ensuring it's free from blockage. Also, consider the distance between the cabinet exhaust and the lab ceiling; increasing this space may help. Check the probe position and make sure it is correct.
What to do if the Telstar Laboratory Equipment shows insufficient laminar down flow alarm LOW LAM. FLOW?
If you're getting a 'LOW LAM. FLOW' alarm, start by visually inspecting the front and rear perforation in the work zone for any obstructions. Also, check the probe position to be sure it is correct and remove any obstruction to the probe.
General| Type | Biological Safety Cabinet |
|---|---|
| Filter Type | HEPA H14 |
| Front Opening | 200 mm |
| UV Light | Optional |
| Certification | EN 12469 |
| Work Area Dimensions | 900 mm width |
| Noise Level | < 65 dB(A) |
| Power Supply | 50Hz |
Instructions on proper placement and positioning of the cabinet.
Details on power requirements and connection procedures.
Mandatory tests to ensure correct operation after installation.
Step-by-step guide for powering on and initiating the cabinet.
Overview of the control panel interface, functions, and displays.
Details on HEPA filter lifespan, replacement, and handling.
Procedures for routine cleaning of cabinet surfaces.
Verifies the integrity of both downflow and exhaust HEPA filters.
Measures downflow and inflow air velocities and tests alarm set points.
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