Labconco Protector Airo, User Manual

Page 1: ...iltered Fume Hoods Register this product LABCONCO CORPORATION 8811 Prospect Avenue Kansas City MO 64132 800 821 5525 I 1 816 333 8811 labconco com Please read user s manual before operating equipment Original Instructions User s Manual ...

Page 2: ...1610xxx 181810xxx 182410xxx 182510xxx 182610xxx 182810xxx Protector Airo Bench Top Filtered Fume Hood 2020 Present 184300xxx 184310xxx 184410xxx Protector Echo Floor Mount Filtered Fume Hood 2020 Present 183417xxx 183517xxx 183617xxx 183817xxx 183427xxx 183527xxx 183627xxx 183827xxx 183437xxx 183537xxx 183637xxx 183837xxx ...

Page 3: ...ts to restore the unit to operation Repairs may be completed by 3rd party service agents approved by Labconco Corporation Labconco Corporation reserves the rights to limit this warranty based on a service agent s travel working hours the site s entry restrictions and unobstructed access to serviceable components of the product Under no circumstances shall Labconco Corporation be liable for indirec...

Page 4: ...irements 11 Service Line Requirements 11 3 SAFETY PRECAUTIONS 12 Typographical Conventions 12 General Safety Precautions 14 Safety Precautions for this Product 15 4 INSTALLATION 22 Unpacking 22 Installation 24 Filter Installation 28 Calibrating the Airflow Sensor 32 Certification 34 Re Certification 34 5 PERFORMANCE FEATURES 35 Directional Airflow 35 HEPA Filters 35 ...

Page 5: ...ing to your filtered hood 39 eGuard 40 Alarm Screens 40 7 USING YOUR FILTERED HOOD 42 System Reset 42 Reset with eGuard 42 Manual Reset Switch 42 Sash Operation 43 Controls 43 Fans 43 Lighting 43 Airflow Sensor 43 Mute Alarm 43 Outlet Optional 44 Start up 44 Loading Product Materials 44 Work Techniques 44 Unloading Product Materials 44 Shutdown 44 8 MAINTAINING YOUR FILTERED HOOD 46 ...

Page 6: ...ves Seismic Supports and Hydraulic Lift Base Stands 71 Storage Cabinets 72 Installing Additional Service Fixtures 72 Standard Service Fixture Kits 72 Cold Water Gooseneck Fixture Kits 73 Hot and Cold Water Mixing Gooseneck Fixture Kit 73 Deionized Distilled Water Gooseneck Fixture Kit 74 Installing an Electrical Duplex Outlet 74 Electrical Receptacle Kits 74 Sash Stop Kit 75 Distillation Grid Kits...

Page 7: ...iltered Fume Hood 89 Protector Echo Floor Mount Filtered Fume Hood 90 Protector Airo Bench Top Filtered Fume Hood 91 APPENDIX C SPECIFICATIONS 93 Environmental Conditions 93 Wiring Diagram 94 APPENDIX D EGUARD 94 Command Module 95 Index Connecting to your filtered hood with eGuard 95 INFO 96 LOGS 97 SETTINGS 97 Update Connecting to your filtered hood with eGuard 100 INFO 100 eGuard Access Summary ...

Page 8: ...cal Sashes 105 Sash Weights 106 Sash Stops 106 Corner Post Installation 106 Wiring 107 Baffle Installation 108 Header Installation 108 Filter Installation 108 Front Panel Installation 108 APPENDIX F APPROVED CHEMICALS 110 The Short List of Chemicals Not Recommended 110 APPENDIX G ACID FORMALDEHYDE SENSOR LOCATIONS 112 ...

Page 9: ...int yourself with this manual and keep it handy for future reference About This Manual This manual is written for the installer and user of this product This manual contains important operation and safety information When you see a symbol such as the INFO symbol to the left pay close attention to the information provided Before installing or operating this product you must read Section 3 Safety Pr...

Page 10: ...ervice line requirements The space requirements Location Requirements The filtered hood should be located away from traffic patterns doors windows fans ventilation registers and any other air handling device that could disrupt its airflow patterns All windows in the room should be closed La hotte filtrée devrait être situé loin des modèles de trafic portes fenêtres ventilateurs registres de ventil...

Page 11: ...et with an appropriate circuit breaker should be located as close as possible to the product Consult your local electrical codes for properly rated circuit breakers For safe operation the dedicated outlet must provide a protective earthing ground connection to the product Service Line Requirements All service lines to the filtered hood should be inch outside diameter copper brass for natural gas a...

Page 12: ...imminently hazardous situation which if not avoided will result in death or serious injury DANGER Situation dangereuse imminente qui si elle n est pas évitée peut entraîner la mort ou des blessures graves CAUTION Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which if not avoided may result in minor or moderate injury or damage to property MISE EN GARDE Signale une situation potentiellement dangereus...

Page 13: ... PINCEMENT Zones ou composants présentant un risque de pincement ou de coupure Veiller à ne pas toucher ces zones délimitées MOVING PARTS Areas or components that contain moving parts Take care not to touch these defined areas PIÈCES MOBILES Zones ou composants contenant des pièces mobiles Veiller à ne pas toucher ces zones délimitées RISK OF ELECTRICAL SHOCK The specified procedure or area poses ...

Page 14: ...ral Safety Precautions Follow all the safety precautions described in this section Before removing any panels which require a tool for removal ALWAYS disconnect the main power cord or electrical supply Failure to remove all electrical power before proceeding will result in moderate to serious injury death or damage to property Avant le retrait d un panneau nécessitant l utilisation d un outil TOUJ...

Page 15: ...ever ou déplacer cet équipement sans assistance Safety Precautions for this Product Only use the materials that were approved from the LP report as filed before purchasing this filtered hood N utilisez que les matériaux approuvés par la LP rapport tels que déposés avant d acheter cette hotte filtrante Although the filtered hood has been engineered to maintain optimum operator safety caution should...

Page 16: ...ove the explosive limit are not recommended Cette hotte ne possède pas de composants électriques anti explosion Donc l usage de matériels inflammables ou explosifs dans les quantités au dessus de la limite explosive n est pas recommandé Do not work with chemicals in this hood without the fan system running the command module illuminated and a face velocity of 60 100 fpm Do not store chemicals in a...

Page 17: ...énérant de la chaleur dans cette hotte sans le système de ventilateur fonctionnant correctement peut provoquer des dommages à la hotte La plupart des applications en temps chauffé nécessitent une hotte canalisé régulière The filtered hood should be certified by a qualified certification technician before it is initially used The filtered hood should be re certified whenever it is relocated service...

Page 18: ...r éviter la possibilité de blessure mineure garder les mains et les doigts de poulies ou pignons au sommet des quatre coins Use of an open flame must be avoided Open flames may disrupt the airflow patterns in the cabinet and cause a fire hazard with volatile chemicals and solvents Utilisation d une flamme doit être évitée Flammes nues peuvent perturber les modèles de flux d air dans le boîtier et ...

Page 19: ...tres matériaux utilisés dans l enceinte doit être suffisante pour fournir une première indication que le filtre à charbon peut être saturé En d autres termes il est préférable lorsque le seuil d odeur est inférieure à la limite d exposition TWA Highly toxic vapors unknown reactions hazardous particulates or processes generating high levels of contaminants are not intended for use in the filtered h...

Page 20: ... 816 333 8811 Toujours se référer à l NIOSH Pocket Guide to dangers des produits chimiques avant de procéder Pour une aide supplémentaire avec filtre et de sélection chimique contacter au 800 821 5525 ou Labconco 816 333 8811 The surface of the optional HEPA filter is fragile and should not be touched Care must be taken to avoid puncturing the HEPA filter during installation or normal operation If...

Page 21: ...ps le capot filtrée est en marche et la nature des travaux effectués dans la hotte filtré Tag the filtered hood with appropriate warning if any filters have been removed for service Marquer le capot filtrée avec avertissement approprié si des filtres ont été retirés du service ...

Page 22: ...logy Connect to power Calibrate the filtered hood Unpacking The following tools are required to unpack the equipment Box Knife 2 Phillips Screwdriver or 2 Philips Bit Drill 7 16 Socket Drill or 7 16 Wrench Pliers The following safety precautions must be followed by all personnel unpacking the equipment Wear safety glasses Wear gloves No loose fitting clothes Wear close toed shoes Follow safe lifti...

Page 23: ...goods without the prior authorization of Labconco Unauthorized returns will not be accepted If the product was damaged in transit you must file a claim directly with the freight carrier Labconco Corporation and its dealers are not responsible for shipping damages Do not discard the carton or packing material for the product until all of the components have been checked installed and tested Step 2 ...

Page 24: ...allation With the unpacked filtered hood properly prepared you are ready for installation This section covers how to Install the filtered hood onto the work surface or benchtop Connect electrical service Connect service lines Seal the filtered hood to the work surface The Protector Hood is heavy Use caution when lifting or moving the unit Le Protecteur Hood est lourd Soyez prudent lorsque vous sou...

Page 25: ...k surface are leveled and before installing the filtered hood Avertissement Il est important de soutenir l arrière de la surface de travail et filtré hotte Le support tranversal soutient le bas de la surface de travail Installer le support transversal après que les meubles et la surface de travail soient nivelés et avant d installer la hotte Figure 4 2 22 0 14 FILLER 37 7 36 0 1 7 HOLD FOR AIRFLOW...

Page 26: ...PA 70 NEC pour une installation correcte The serial tag model number serial number and electrical connection boxes are accessible from the front of the filtered hood by removing the front panel Check the serial tag behind the front panel for voltage verification The number of circuits varies depending on the model All of the electrical connections for the individual duplexes are terminated at the ...

Page 27: ...e information Prudence Ne pas utiliser de l oxygène avec l accessoire de service standard Contacter le Service Clientèle de Labconco pour les informations d accessoire d oxygène Should access to the filtered hood plumbing fixture bodies be required remove the service access plate on the filtered hood front corner posts by loosening their individual screws see item 8 of Table A 1 in Appendix A Part...

Page 28: ...filter installation and replacement This section describes how to Confirm order and check supplies Locate the power supply command module and anemometer Unpacking pre filters filters and fan boxes Place pre filters and stack on primary filters Stack fan boxes on primary filters Place secondary filters on fan box Label all filters and fan boxes Add protective caps to secondary filters Step 1 Collec...

Page 29: ...g Keep track of all parts including the caps that come with the filters The Neutrodine filters are shipped separately from the filter manufacturer to the job site Remove all packing material lay them flat and stack them out of the way of the front of the filtered hood but near it Note There are caps located on the electrical junctions of each filter Collect all of these and place back on the filte...

Page 30: ...and ensure the male and female connection are in fact mated together Figure 4 6 Use the two locators shown to help line up the filter on the base frame Step 9 Make sure the filters are properly seated on all sides of the base frame When you are done placing use a piece of tape and marker to label the filter s position If the filter is placed first down directly on top of the base frame and in the ...

Page 31: ...ensor will be labeled with an A for acid or an F for formaldehyde Place this fan box in the location shown in Figure G 1 of Appendix G Acid Formaldehyde Sensor Locations Step 12 Once in place label the fan boxes according to the column they are in The only label needed on the tape is the number of the column the fan box is sitting in Step 13 Repeat steps 11 12 with all the fan boxes needed for you...

Page 32: ...tallation looks like including column labels see Figure 4 9 Your filtered hood should be stacked and labeled like Figure 4 9 Caps should be on top of all the secondary filter s connections to protect them The command module side is called out for reference Calibrating the Airflow Sensor Airflow sensor calibration is required for safe operation of the filtered hood The calibration is important for ...

Page 33: ... the fan icon blinking Step 5 With the command module as shown in Figure 6 1 with the Command Module Signature Light blinking press the Fan ON OFF button to start calibrating This will begin the configuration process Note After step 5 do not attempt to operate the filtered hood or move the sash from the working position Any changes made during the calibration process will cause inaccuracies in the...

Page 34: ...h position and try again You may need to calibrate several times before successfully calibrating the filtered hood Certification The filtered hood is designed for inflow velocity between 60 100 fpm 0 31 0 51 m s Lower inflow velocities are possible by raising the sash position and higher inflow velocities are possible by lowering the sash position The filtered hood should be certified at a sash po...

Page 35: ...iant as a DH3 for ductless hoods and ductless enclosures with back up safety filters Directional Airflow Directional airflow also plays a key role in filtered hood performance Air is drawn into the sash opening of the filtered hood The angled corner posts sash handle and front airfoil are all made to assist the air being pulled away from the worker into the filtered hood and through the filters Th...

Page 36: ...ed in the approved LP questionnaire for safety purposes Fan Motor The fans positioned between the two Neutrodine Filters pull air from the room through the sash opening of the filtered hood through the filter protection and out the top of the hood By passing through both the primary and secondary filters the air is clean provided no alarms are present and all safety precautions are followed The fa...

Page 37: ...Receptacles are factory wired to the filtered hood s single point junction boxes The filtered hood accommodates up to four electrical duplex receptacles and eight services fixtures These service lines and electrical duplexes are outlined in Section 9 Accessories as options to be added Also available are sash stops distillation grids and sash reduction wing kits Anemometer Airflow Sensor The filter...

Page 38: ...r like the Ethernet port factory reset etc is not visible without removing the right hand side panel SMART HALO INDICATOR lighted when fans and lights are on blinks when filtered hood is under alarm NETWORK CONNECTION INDICATOR indicates when a device is connected to GFH technology works both for WIFI and ETHERNET CONNECTION MAINTENANCE ALARM indicates that maintenances is needed More information ...

Page 39: ...er the following address in the address menu http 192 168 1 1 For connecting the filtered hood to a laptop 1 Connect an Ethernet cable to the laptop from the command module 2 Select or type the following parameters a Protocol TCP IP V4 b IP address 192 168 0 206 c Subnet mask 255 255 255 0 3 Open an internet browser Google Chrome Mozilla Firefox etc and enter the following address in the address m...

Page 40: ...coming from the Command Module An icon will appear on the front of the Command module to give some insight as to what the error may be In addition the mute alarm button will illuminate Press the Mute Alarm Button for the audible alarm to stop this will not fix the problem nor will the flashing Smart Halo Indicator stop Ten minutes after the mute button has been pressed the alarm will resume making...

Page 41: ... The only way to safely and permanently stop the filtered hood from being in alarm is by solving the problem Once the error is resolved the alarm icons flashing lights and eGuard descriptions will go away ...

Page 42: ...and open a web browser 2 Type http 192 168 1 1 update html in the browser menu and you will be prompted for a username and password 3 Username ach Password ach 4 Scroll until you find the Reset section shown in Figure 7 1 5 Touch the green button Reset for the process to begin Manual Reset Switch Remove the right side panel of the filtered hood shown in Figure 7 2 by lifting and moving backwards a...

Page 43: ...f press the Fans ON OFF button found on the face of the command module To resume fan operation in the filtered hood press the Fans ON OFF again Lighting The internal filtered hood lights are LED and work identically as the fans They will automatically turn on with the first power up of the filtered hood They can be turned off and on independently of any other action by pressing the Lights ON OFF i...

Page 44: ... not obstruct the front air foil Large objects should not be placed close together Place large objects on a short stand to elevate them above the work surface This permits airflow to sweep under the equipment After loading the filtered hood wait one minute to purge airborne contaminants from the work area Work Techniques Keep all materials at least 6 inches inside of the sash and perform all conta...

Page 45: ...45 Press Main ON OFF on the command module This will turn off the fans and lights With fans and lights off close the sash and leave the filtered hood until next use ...

Page 46: ...l skin protection as required by safety instructions for cleaning disinfecting chemicals used Consult your Health Safety Department for additional skin protection requirements No loose fitting clothes Wear close toed shoes Although the service operations detailed in this section do not involve access to areas of the product with moving or electrical parts should you remove any panels that expose m...

Page 47: ...th source of visible smoke Use calibrated anemometer or other approved apparatus to verify airflow face velocity through sash opening Reading should be between 60 and 100 fpm Check light functionally See Section 8 Base Frame Replacement Recalibrate the airflow sensor See Section 4 Calibrating the Airflow Sensor Have the filtered hood recertified by a qualified technician See Section 4 Certificatio...

Page 48: ...lowing these steps 1 Place ladder up by the front of the filtered hood Climb ladder and inspect the front panel Make sure there is nothing that will get caught by the panel during the removal process See Figure 8 1 2 When you are sure there are no obstructions lift the panel up vertically about 5 inches This will ensure the locators holding the panel in place will have clearance over the corner po...

Page 49: ...lace the equipment Phillips screwdriver Containment bag for used pre filter Flashlight The following safety precautions must be followed by all personnel handling the equipment and pre filters Laboratory coat Safety glasses gloves and safety shoes Step 1 Identify the filtered hood you have and order the correct quantity for replacing Determine your model number which is a M1 3 FT M2 4 FT M3 5 FT M...

Page 50: ...sh on the clips and pull the trap door down Step 3 From here the trap door is down and the pre filter is exposed Remove the pre filter from the door Caution If the pre filter is contaminated by hazardous particles intercepted in filtered hood use you must perform this with the ventilation turned on Immediately after removal of the trap door pack the used pre filters in the appropriate disposal con...

Page 51: ...gs of the chemicals adsorbed by the pre filters must be done by the user Base Frame Replacement The base frame is the bottom most layer of the filtration column They come factory installed The base frame holds the pre filter as well as the LED light bar The base frame must be replaced if 1 The light bar buns out 2 Damage occurs 3 Temperature Sensor s need replaced 4 Relative Humidity Sensor s need...

Page 52: ...dentify the hood you have and order the correct number of base frames for replacement Determine your model number which is a M1 3 FT M2 4 FT M3 5 FT M4 6 FT or M5 8 FT These numbers are based on how many stacks of technology that you have on top of the filtered hood Look at your filtered hood and count the stacks of technology from left to right You will have 1 2 3 4 or 5 stacks for 3 FT 4 FT 5 FT...

Page 53: ...t out of the way of the filtered hood for safe keeping Also remember the base frame is what holds the pre filter so handle with care and either dispose of them and replace later or store at this time For pre filter replacement see Pre Filter Replacement previously in this section What remains after the removal is only the base frames as shown in Figure 8 9 Step 5 Remove and dispose of the base fra...

Page 54: ... studs From here use the magnetic nut driver to reinstall the nuts on the studs The final step for this base frame is to replace the two screws along the rear of the base frame See Figure 8 12 When the first base frame is secure install the next frame to the left of it with the same steps Ensure a good interlocking connection between each base frame until they are all in place Step 7 Restack all t...

Page 55: ...nd resume using the filtered hood Neutrodine Filter Replacement Filters are found above the base frame and above the fan box of the filtered hood The primary filter should be labeled with a P is the filter between the base frame and the fan box The secondary filter should be labeled with an S is the filter above the fan box The primary filters must be replaced if 1 One of the embedded sensors stan...

Page 56: ...ters but in type and quantity for replacing Determine your model number which is a M1 3 FT M2 4 FT M3 5 FT M4 6 FT or M5 8 FT These numbers are based on how many stacks of technology that you have on top of your filtered hood from left to right and the filtered hood width Look at your filtered hood and count the stacks of technology from left to right You will have 1 2 3 4 or 5 stacks for 3 FT 4 F...

Page 57: ... and fan box must be removed Once these are removed the old primary filter is the only unit left on the base frame of the column Mark the remaining used primary filter with a note like Used with the tape and marker The fan and secondary filters will eventually be going back on the filtration column so lay them flat and stack them out of the way Step 5 Remove the old primary filter you just labeled...

Page 58: ...ld secondary filter when you made it the primary For more detailed instructions on how to place and label filters and fan boxes see Section 4 Filtration Installation Step 8 Repeat steps 4 through 7 for all columns All primary filters must be replaced at once and disposed of correctly When completed it will look like Figure 8 16 Step 9 When all primary filters have been replaced plug the filtered h...

Page 59: ...lly before attempting Do NOT have fans running during this process Step 1 Turn the filtered hood off and disconnect the power plug Remove the front panel see Section 8 Front Panel Removal of the filtered hood and place nearby but out of the way of the filtered hood This will expose the filtration column technology you will be working with Step 2 Identify the filtered hood you have and order the co...

Page 60: ...d as Used This fan will be disposed of It must be disposed of correctly Consult local regulations and laws for disposal of hazardous waste Step 6 The new fan box will now be placed on the primary filter Make sure to stack the fan back in the column it originally came from and label it Use the tape and a marker to label the fan box with the number of the column it is in To review how to install the...

Page 61: ...ion or Replacement While the Neutrodine filters are great for liquid chemicals and vapors the optional HEPA filter is required for powder or particulate capture If using HEPA filters the fan s recommended maximum Working Setpoint will increase from 2 400 rpm to 2 600 rpm In addition the HEPA filters need replacing either annually or if the face velocity drops below the recommended speed airflow al...

Page 62: ...n is intended for cleanrooms The 2C1P can be installed in cleanrooms classified from ISO 1 up to ISO 7 according to ISO 14644 The HEPA is located at the very top of the filtration column This is shown in Figure 8 21 Note The 1P2C configuration is preferred for dangerous particles or powders because contaminated air is always under negative pressure until passing through the HEPA filter Installatio...

Page 63: ...od width Look at your filtered hood and count the stacks of technology from left to right You will have 1 2 3 4 or 5 stacks for 3 FT 4 FT 5 FT 6 FT and 8 FT filtered hoods Match that number to M1 M2 M3 M4 or M5 This information will help you follow this procedure when it applies to your model M1 M2 M3 M4 M5 Step 3 To unpack the new filters carefully remove from the packaging The HEPA filters are s...

Page 64: ...are sealed If a 1P2C model 1 Lower the HEPA filter on the base frame 2 Place the junction frame on the top of the HEPA filter 3 Verify the connection is secure and all sides are sealed If replacing make sure to stack the filters and fan boxes in the column they originally came from Use the tape and a marker to label the HEPA filter with the number of the column it is in Note The junction frame alw...

Page 65: ...leshooting When properly working reinstall the front panel and resume using the filtered hood Airflow Sensor Replacement The anemometer or airflow sensor is found on the left wall of the filtered hood When no longer operating correctly it will need to be replaced This section will cover how to Order and unpack new sensor Access the old sensor Remove the old sensor Insert the new sensor Enclose the...

Page 66: ...ood if needed Once the new sensor is firmly in place plug the cable from the power supply into the sensor port Step 5 Power up the filtered hood If in alarm check eGuard for the explanation If eGuard says the sensor has been replaced press the mute button on the command module If the alarm is anything other than a replaced message disconnect the power re check all electrical connections and try ag...

Page 67: ...the sensor for the first time reference Appendix G Acid Formaldehyde Sensor Locations for placement instructions Step 2 Use the flathead screw driver to remove the 6 screw caps Wedge underneath and pop out to expose screws Save the caps Use the torx screw driver to remove the 6 screws shown in Figure 8 25 that keep the fan box s front panel in place Save the screws Step 3 Carefully pull the Used f...

Page 68: ...tton on the command module If there is an alarm other than the replacement message disconnect the power re check all electrical connections and try again When properly working reinstall the torx screws and screw caps and resume using the filtered hood Step 6 if needed Recalibrate the filtered hood by the following the steps in Section 4 Calibrating the airflow sensor ...

Page 69: ...e Filters Total Neutrodine Filter Weight Optional No of HEPA Filters Total HEPA Filter Weight 3 FT 1 2 50 lbs 1 10 lbs 4 FT 2 4 100 lbs 2 20 lbs 5 FT 3 6 150 lbs 3 30 lbs 6 FT 4 8 200 lbs 4 40 lbs 8 FT 5 10 250 lbs 5 50 lbs Work Surfaces A required work surface is available to support the filtered hood The black epoxy work surfaces are contoured to fit the dimensions of the filtered hood to contai...

Page 70: ...o configure the seven digit catalog number to order a SpillStopper Dished Solid Epoxy Work Surface For example a 9501610 is a 6 FT wide x 36 inch deep SpillStopper Work Surface with a left rear cupsink cutout Figure 9 1 ...

Page 71: ...11 Portable 4 SoLo Hydraulic Lift Base Stand 115 V 65 5 x 34 3 x 17 2 36 8 3780315 Portable 4 SoLo Hydraulic Lift Base Stand 230 V 65 5 x 34 3 x 17 2 36 8 3780312 Portable 5 SoLo Hydraulic Lift Base Stand 115 V 77 5 x 34 3 x 17 2 36 8 3780316 Portable 5 SoLo Hydraulic Lift Base Stand 230 V 77 5 x 34 3 x 17 2 36 8 3780313 Portable 6 SoLo Hydraulic Lift Base Stand 115 V 89 5 x 34 3 x 17 2 36 8 37803...

Page 72: ...05300 STANDARD BASE VACUUM PUMP Size Description Dual Doors Right Hinge Left Hinge Dual Doors Right Hinge Left Hinge 48 9900000 36 9900100 30 9900200 24 9900300 9900600 18 9900400 9900700 9907000 9907100 12 9900500 9900800 Installing Additional Service Fixtures Additional service fixtures can be installed in the available service fixture holes in both sidewalls and corner posts The filtered hood i...

Page 73: ... Gooseneck Fixture Kits For mounting on the left or right side of any filtered hood Each kit includes one remotely controlled gooseneck with brass valve and 3 8 inch O D copper tubing and green fixture knob Inlet tubing is not included Shipping Weight 10 lbs 5 kg Catalog Kit Description Max Flow Rate Max Working Pressure 9827900 Cold Water CW Gooseneck For Hood with interior Depths less than 37 7 ...

Page 74: ...uire drill hole in liner WaterSaver is registered trademark of WaterSaver Company Requires 1 375 dia drill hole in liner Installing an Electrical Duplex Outlet Your filtered hood can be ordered with duplex outlets however if you ordered a model without an electrical duplex outlet you can have one installed in the field by a qualified electrician Electrical Receptacle Kits For mounting in left or r...

Page 75: ... They are for Benchtop Echos only For orderable Floor Mounted Distillation Grids contact Labconco Kits include stainless steel rods connectors instruction sheet and drill template Requires installation including drill holes Catalog Description 9725204 4 FT 9725205 5 FT 9725206 6 FT 9725200 8 FT Sash Reduction Wing Kits The Sash Reduction Wing Kits are hinged with detents to maintain open and close...

Page 76: ...g Sash Wing Width 9584904 4 FT Sash Reduction Wing Kit 18 W X 16 H 10 9584905 5 FT Sash Reduction Wing Kit 26 W X 16 H 12 9584906 6 FT Sash Reduction Wing Kit 34 W X 16 H 14 9584908 8 FT Sash Reduction Wing Kit 48 W X 16 H 19 Table 9 15 ...

Page 77: ...77 10 Troubleshooting This section details common troubleshooting for the filtered hood Service valves no longer operate ...

Page 78: ...78 Fans and Lights not working ...

Page 79: ...79 Vertical sash no longer operates smoothly ...

Page 80: ...80 Electrical duplex outlets no longer have power Fan operates but lights dim or not working ...

Page 81: ...81 Contaminates outside the filtered hood ...

Page 82: ...82 Lights operate but fans will not ...

Page 83: ...83 Smart Command Alarms ...

Page 84: ...84 If needed contact Labconco to troubleshoot further ...

Page 85: ...ctor AIR ORG 1 9826803 WaterSaver Valve Connector GAS BLU 1 9826805 WaterSaver Valve Connector HOT WATER RED 1 9826806 WaterSaver Valve Connector CW GRN 1 9826807 WaterSaver Valve Connector STEAM BLK 1 9826808 WaterSaver Valve Connector NITROGEN BRN 1 9826809 WaterSaver Valve Connector OXYGEN LIGHT GREEN 1 9826810 Swivel Gooseneck only GRN 1 9826812 Swivel Gooseneck only WHITE 3 1 9818700 thru 08 ...

Page 86: ... 360 visibility 13 1 9709300 Plastic Pulley Rear 2 14 1 9713300 Bumper Rubber NOT SHOWN lower sash bumper 15 1 1934102 Bronze Bearing Flanged Front 375 OD x 281 ID NOT SHOWN 16 1 1920100 Clamp Cable Replacement NOT SHOWN 17 1 9935800 Threaded Connector NOT SHOWN to attach weight to cable 18 1 9582710 11 Wiring Harness may be used to power optional air monitor 19 1 9431301 02 03 05 06 07 Front Pane...

Page 87: ...de frame 1 2 3 4 5 9577430 Replacement HEPA no blade frame 1 2 3 4 5 9577426 ULPA Filter with blade frame 1 2 3 4 5 9577431 Replacement ULPA Filter no blade frame 1 2 3 4 5 9577439 Junction frame HEPA to Neutrodine 25 1 2 3 4 5 9577422 GFH Pre filter inside light box Standard 1 2 3 4 5 9577423 GFH Pre filter inside light box For trapping inorganic acids 1 2 3 4 5 9577424 GFH Pre filter inside ligh...

Page 88: ...88 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 13 12 11 14 15 19 22 23 24 26 25 27 28 20 18 REFERENCE SERIAL TAG Figure A 1 ...

Page 89: ...B 2 indicate floor mounted filtered hood product dimensions All dimensions shown are in inches unless specified Protector Echo Bench Top Filtered Fume Hood Table B 1 Figure B 1 Width A B C D 4 FT 48 0 38 2 2 ea 27 9 5 FT 60 0 50 2 3 ea 36 9 6 FT 72 0 62 2 4 ea 49 9 8 FT 96 0 86 2 5 ea 66 9 The 360 glass models have a depth of 38 1 ...

Page 90: ...cm WORKING HEIGHT OPENING 102 3 259 6 cm 65 4 166 1 cm A 38 8 98 6 cm 36 0 91 4 cm 78 7 199 9 cm 4 0 10 2 cm MINIMUM AIR GAP UPPER WORKING DEPTH E D UPPER INTERIOR ACCESS PANEL BOTH SIDES LOWER WORKING DEPTH F INSIDE HEIGHT LOWER SASH CLOSED LOWER INTERIOR ACCESS PANEL BOTH SIDES 55 2 104 2 cm BOTH SASHES OPEN HEIGHT FOR LOADING ONLY Width A B C 4 FT 48 0 38 2 2 ea 5 FT 60 0 50 2 3 ea 6 FT 72 0 62...

Page 91: ...s unless specified MODEL SERIES 3 X 31 7 AIRO 28 5 54 2 12 4 21 5 28 5 36 0 31 7 36 0 INTERNAL HEIGHT 24 2 1 9 26 0 SASH HEIGHT OPENING 4 00 MINIMUM AIR GAP ADD 3 INCH FOR HEPA FILTER Figure B 3 MODEL SERIES 3 X 37 7 AIRO 54 2 26 0 SASH HEIGHT OPENING 37 7 36 0 36 0 INTERNAL HEIGHT 28 5 21 5 4 00 MINIMUM AIR GAP ADD 3 INCHES FOR HEPA FILTER Figure B 4 ...

Page 92: ...92 MODEL SERIES 4 X 37 7 AIRO 48 0 28 6 37 7 26 0 SASH HEIGHT OPENING 24 2 1 9 21 5 54 2 36 0 INTERNAL HEIGHT 4 00 MINIMUM AIR GAP ADD 3 INCH FOR HEPA FILTER Figure B 5 ...

Page 93: ... Installation Categories II Over voltage Categories per IEC 1010 Temporary voltage spikes on the AC input line that may be as high as 1500V for 115V models and 2500V for 230V models are allowed Used in an environment of Pollution degrees 2 i e where normally only non conductive atmospheres are present Occasionally however a temporary conductivity caused by condensation must be expected in accordan...

Page 94: ...94 Wiring Diagram Figure C 1 ...

Page 95: ...s the WIFI or Ethernet to connect only that the connection is not currently being made All other icons are displayed red because they are alarms and disappear when the error is resolved Index Connecting to your filtered hood with eGuard For connecting your phone or tablet to the filtered hood with WIFI 1 Open the network selector on your device 2 Select the Wi Fi network GFH XXXXX XXXX SMART HALO ...

Page 96: ...as well as the sensor values of the temperature and humidity of the filtered hood The main purpose for the info page is the safety state of the following categories Face Velocity Fan Filtration and Maintenance These correspond to icons on the command module When the ventilation is off the dots beside these categories are gray Once the ventilation is activated and the filtered hood is running corre...

Page 97: ...et Download will be an openable document of your choosing sent to the downloads folder of your device SETTINGS Finally SETTINGS is the last option of the eGuard homepage This page requires a username and password to enter Use the following information to log in as shown in Figure D 5 Username GFH Password 2018 Here the sensor sensitivity can be adjusted Other sensors like the temperature trigger r...

Page 98: ...oggle If it is enabled it will appear green if disabled it looks gray After making any desired changes you must touch Save for the new settings to be implemented in the filtered hood The gears are to adjust the settings for the Wi Fi and Ethernet Shown in Figure D 8 these configurations can be modified to fit your needs When finished making changes touch Save to complete the update to the filtered...

Page 99: ...acceptable working environment for your filtered hood use When set the filtered hood will warn you when the internal temperature is outside of your range For example if the work area drops lower than the Temperature trigger 1 value a maintenance alarm will appear Similarly the filtered hood will alarm if the internal relative humidity becomes greater than the trigger value The errors show on the c...

Page 100: ...oogle Chrome Mozilla Firefox etc and enter the following address in the address menu http 192 168 1 1 update html Where a username and password is required a Username ach b Password ach This will open a webpage that is the eGuard update home screen The homepage has three sections called INFO LOGS and SETTINGS INFO is the only section that makes http 192 168 1 1 update html different from http 192 ...

Page 101: ...e over the past 7 days or 72 hours This is the way to restart the molecode S Vo Factory Reset A reset normally not required may be needed if the filtered hood IP address and or password was changed and forgotten To conduct a factory reset use the section shown in Figure D 15 Touch Reset to return the filtered hood to its default values as follows Factory Reset Default Values Ethernet IP Address 19...

Page 102: ... other filtered hoods easier to identify coincide with room number hood is in etc type in what you want and touch Change for it be affective The anemometer is not possible to change but is shown for reference eGuard Access Summary Address Username Password Description 192 168 1 1 index html Displays operation summary and alarm messages Shows internal time temperature and relative humidity values 1...

Page 103: ...track sash weights corner posts service fixtures electrical connections baffles header and front panel The following tools are required to unpack and install the equipment Common plumbing equipment Common electrical installation tools Wrenches ratchets nut driver set and sockets of the following size 5 16 inch 3 8 inch 7 16 inch 1 2 inch Flat blade screwdriver Phillips screw driver Carpenter level...

Page 104: ...ation and its dealers are not responsible for shipping damages Do not move the filtered hood by tilting it onto a hand truck Ne pas déplacer le capot filtrée en l inclinant sur un camion de main Remove from Shipping Skid Note Leave the filtered hood attached to its shipping skid until it is as close to its final location as possible Move the hood by using a suitable floor jack or by placing a furn...

Page 105: ...shes previously removed from the lower base skid Locate the sash weights on the third skid Note The sash weight itself was individually matched for this specific filtered hood and should not be exchanged on any other unit Vertical Sashes Both upper and lower sash tracks are attached to the side frames The hood should be at a pre assembled state the upper cabinet bolted to the lower base Bring the ...

Page 106: ... Hardware not supplied due to installation variables Securing the lower base will ensure the sashes will work freely Sash Stops Install the four rubber bumpers with 6 screws supplied One set of rubber bumpers prevents the front upper sash from traveling too low The second set of rubber bumpers prevent the rear lower sash from touching the floor and provides a good sweep of clean air across the flo...

Page 107: ...e included in the filtered hood packet and connect the command module in the back port to the closest connection of the base frame See Appendix C Specifications for a wiring diagram REAR LOWER SASH FRONT UPPER SASH LOWER PERFORATED BAFFLE LOWER MIDDLE PERFORATED BAFFLE LEFT CORNER POST TYPICAL STAINLESS STEEL CORNER POST SCREWS UPPER FRONT SASH RUBBER BUMPER REAR SASH RUBBER BUMPER RIGHT CORNER PO...

Page 108: ...rner covers by four 12 screws From behind the corner posts on the side and install the screws to support the header See Figure E 5 Now reinstall the side panels of the upper cabinet Filter Installation See Section 4 Installation where filter installation is detailed for this step For easier installation remove bracket s in front of the shafts with a nut driver before installing filters Replace bra...

Page 109: ...109 Figure E 5 TYPICAL NEUTRODINE FILTRATION TECHNOLOGY 12 SCREWS CORNER POST FRONT PANEL HEADER ...

Page 110: ... chemicals In normal temperature and pressure conditions with very low boiling point 25 C 1 Atmosphere The following are examples Hydrogen H2 Ethane Carbon dioxide Propyne Helium noble gases Ethylene oxide Nitrogen monoxide Acetylene Methane Carbon monoxide Propylene Organophosphorus compounds Because of their very high toxicity compounds that can be used as Chemical weapons Mercury In spite of th...

Page 111: ... equipped with GreenFumeHood technologies and includes a list of chemicals certified by Erlab dfs S A S for handling under the conditions described by the new AFNOR NF X 15 211 2009 standard Ensure you have the latest copy of this Chemical Guide Do not hesitate to contact our green partners for the study linked to the Neutrodine technology lifecycle Please contact Erlab for information regarding h...

Page 112: ...foot GFH This filtered hood supports a max of 2 chemical sensors Available configurations are S only S A or S F 2 4 foot GFH If both Molecode A and Molecode F are recommended Molecode A would be installed on column 2 and Molecode F on column 1 3 5 foot GFH If both Molecode A and Molecode F are recommended Molecode A would be installed on column 3 and Molecode F on column 2 4 6 foot GFH If both Mol...