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Baker ChemoSHIELD CS500 Operator's Manual

Summary of ChemoSHIELD CS500

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    P. O. Drawer e / 161 gatehouse road / sanford, maine 04073 / usa 800-992-2537 / 207-324-8773 / fax: 207-324-3869 / bakerco@bakerco.Com / bakerco.Com operator's manual negative pressure isolator model cs500 revision date description h 5/19/15 updated branding. This manual includes information for ins...

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    P. O. Drawer e / 161 gatehouse road / sanford, maine 04073 / usa 800-992-2537 / 207-324-8773 / fax: 207-324-3869 / bakerco@bakerco.Com / bakerco.Com introduction and welcome it is a pleasure to welcome you to the growing number of customers who own and operate baker cabinets and glove boxes. As the ...

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    P. O. Drawer e / 161 gatehouse road / sanford, maine 04073 / usa 800-992-2537 / 207-324-8773 / fax: 207-324-3869 / bakerco@bakerco.Com / bakerco.Com table of contents i - function and description of the chemoshield ..................................................................... 1 c hemo shield...

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    P. O. Drawer e / 161 gatehouse road / sanford, maine 04073 / usa 800-992-2537 / 207-324-8773 / fax: 207-324-3869 / bakerco@bakerco.Com / bakerco.Com a bout the hepa f ilters .................................................................................................................................

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    I - function and description of the chemoshield the chemoshield ® is a negative pressure isolator offering product, personnel & environment protection from hazardous or potent pharmaceutical compounds and chemotherapy agents. It features vertical laminar airflow and a closed front viewscreen. Other ...

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    It is recommended that the pass-through chamber operate at a higher negative pressure than the work chamber. This will provide the most favorable condition for both product and personnel protection. The pass-through chamber has an external access door with gloveport. An inter-chamber door is located...

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    Building exhaust requirement your chemoshield ® cabinet has an 8” exhaust collar and requires the building exhaust connection to handle 1.8” wc at 310 cfm. Chamber walls and tunnel construction the chamber walls and tunnel of your chemoshield ® are constructed of 16 gauge, type 316 stainless steel. ...

  • Page 8

    • each chamber has an inlet plenum with manual damper to control airflow and static pressure within the chamber. • a single damper located in the base of the cabinet is used to adjust the pressure balance between the two chambers. Easy filter access for convenience and ease of service, the downflow ...

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    Electrical duplex two gfi protected duplex outlets with weather-proof covers are located in the rear wall of the work chamber. These outlets are protected by a self-resetting circuit breaker to allow 10a maximum total to all outlets. A rocker switch rated at 125vac, 15a is located on the electrical ...

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    The optional auxiliary switch circuit introduces a second power source to the cabinet. All power sources must be disconnected before the cabinet is electrically safe. Use proper lockout/tagout procedures. The cabinet may be provided with an optional lift system rated at 115 vac, 2a. (intermittent du...

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    Ii - preparing the chemoshield ® for use checking the cabinet upon arrival upon receipt of your new chemoshield ® cabinet, first inspect the exterior of the crate, box and/or skid. If there is any visible damage, that fact should be noted on the receiving slip and immediately reported to the deliver...

  • Page 12

    Final connections and tests 1. A 15-amp power cord with a nema 5-15p plug is furnished with the chemoshield ® . It should be plugged into an appropriate 115 volt ac, 15 amp, 60 hz utility outlet. 2. Turn on the fluorescent light and make sure the bulbs are lighted. 3. Check to see if the afm is bein...

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    Iii - proper cabinet use your chemoshield ® is a valuable supplement to good aseptic technique, but is not a replacement for it. If the cabinet is not understood and operated correctly as defined in this manual it will not provide an adequate protective barrier for personnel or product. All activiti...

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    6. Allow the cabinet to run at least 3 minutes so that the chambers can purge with hepa filtered air. 7. Wipe down the interior area of the cabinet with a surface disinfectant. Note: some disinfectants, such as bleach or iodine, may corrode or stain the steel surfaces. If this happens, thoroughly cl...

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    Cleaning and disinfecting stainless steel simple cleaning important do not use steel wool or steel pads when cleaning stainless steel. Dirt deposits on stainless steel (dust, dirt and finger marks) can easily be removed. Usually, warm water, with or without detergent, is sufficient. If this does not...

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    About the hepa filters the high efficiency particulate air (hepa) filter is one of the essential components of a clean air cabinet. It is the shield, which stands between the product and the environment. The hepa filter consists of a continuous sheet of glass fibers pleated and mounted in a rigid fr...

  • Page 17: Appendix

    Appendix 351d700 rev g 13.

  • Page 18

    Replacement parts list mechanical items baker part number mag. Guage 20773 electrical panel assembly 338a505 gas cylinder 41041 ball socket for gas spring 40902 inter-chamber door 338a604 pass-through door assembly 338a306 work chamber viewscreen assembly 338a305 connector, gloveport sleeve 39608 fi...

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    Airflow monitor operation & calibration power up: • when power is applied to the afm, the green (power) led will flash, until reset by the “alarm reset” button. This acts as an indicator of an unattended power outage. • the afm will be in alarm state for 20 seconds at initial power turn-on • the bee...

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    Warranty the baker company, inc., expressly represents and warrants all goods (a) to be as specified (and described) in the baker company catalogues and literature, and (b) to be free under normal use, service and testing (all as described in the baker company, inc., catalogues and literature) from ...