Ratek TH8500, User Manual

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Page 2: ...the condition of the product to ensure it has not been damaged in transit Any damage should be reported immediately to the responsible carrier If the product is damaged in any way re pack the product...

Page 3: ...ion 10 Unpacking and Installing 10 Filling The Water Bath 11 Adjusting the Mounting Clamp 12 Adjusting the Pump Flow Rate 12 Attaching a Hose For External Pump Out 13 Connecting Power 13 Switching On...

Page 4: ...r use in a clean laboratory environment only where adequate ventilation a good power supply and provisions for routine cleaning are available The Immersion Heater Circulator should not be used outdoor...

Page 5: ...he equipment before using the product Plug the equipment directly into a wall power outlet Do not plug the equipment into a multi socket adapter of any kind The equipment is intended for operation in...

Page 6: ...es Colours Black on a yellow background The Immersion Heater Circulator is fitted with a removable guard which protects against contact with the heating element This guard MUST REMAIN FITTED at all ti...

Page 7: ...ollowing operating procedures before installing or operating the Immersion Heater Circulator in order to achieve the best performance and maximum attainable user safety Identification of Controls Func...

Page 8: ...il water Safety Warnings Throughout this User Manual specific warnings will be supplied which relate to the current operation being referred to These warnings are supplied in addition to the main warn...

Page 9: ...serious injury or danger to life CAUTION Always work above the level of the Immersion Heater Circulator to avoid spillage of dangerously hot water At no point should the user operator animal or any ot...

Page 10: ...ath to allow for adequate ventilation and for steam to dissipate Ensure that there is a suitable mains power supply outlet within reach of the supplied mains power lead without placing any strain what...

Page 11: ...ur Immersion Heater Circulator before filling the water bath if you are unsure of your water supply CAUTION Before filling the water bath ensure the mains power supply outlet is switched off and that...

Page 12: ...th as required Once the depth has been set re tighten the 2 clamp screws by gently tightening in a clockwise direction Step 2 Once the unit is placed on the bath gently tighten the thumb screw by turn...

Page 13: ...diameter no larger than 15mm Silicon hose is recommended for most applications Simply push the hose over either outlet until it touches the guard a hose clamp may be used if required however this is...

Page 14: ...s power supply outlet Switching On The Immersion Heater Circulator CAUTION Ensure you have filled the water bath to at least the minimum required level before switching on power Failure to do so may c...

Page 15: ...am and splashing of water when the Immersion Heater Circulator is operating at these high temperatures particularly whilst loading and unloading containers racks or accessories ALWAYS use appropriate...

Page 16: ...ow You should choose an appropriate profile number based on the maximum number of segments your profile will require Profile Numbers Maximum Number of Segments 1 thru 4 16 5 thru 7 32 8 and 9 64 To co...

Page 17: ...ts enter the number of times the profile should be repeated cycled The target set point in C for a ramp type segment Time duration or ramp rate for a ramp type segment entered in units specified at Al...

Page 18: ...elected segment Note Press simultaneously to move backwards through the profile parameters Once you finished entering your profile parameters push to exit the profile menu and return to the normal sta...

Page 19: ...le by the user The alarms are configured as deviation alarms whereby they operate relative to the desired set point If the current temperature deviates from the set temperature by the margin configure...

Page 20: ...uch as silicon insulated tongs to slowly remove the items and place them onto a water proof and heat proof surface Continue to load or unload your containers racks or accessories until complete Switch...

Page 21: ...eets the environmental conditions required as detailed in the technical specifications of this User Manual Turn off the Mains Power Switch by setting it to the position marked with a circle Unplug the...

Page 22: ...make any part of the control panel any exposed control or receptacle or any part of the Immersion Heater Circulator excessively wet If these receptacles and controls remain wet once electrical power...

Page 23: ...s Power Switch Unplug the equipment from the mains power supply outlet and remove it from the water bath Empty the water bath Fill the water bath with enough cold water to just cover the top coil of t...

Page 24: ...used an unpleasant smell may also be noticed as a result of the impurities in the water becoming hot This is normal Once the test has been completed turn off power to the Immersion Heater Circulator...

Page 25: ...use Altitude up to 2 000 Metres Temperature 5 Celsius to 40 Celsius Ambient temperature will limit the minimum achievable water temperature Maximum relative humidity 80 for temperatures up to 31 Cels...

Page 26: ...the contact details provided in the section of this User Manual titled Ratek Service Contact Information if you believe your equipment is exhibiting a fault condition Warranty Conditions This Ratek pr...

Page 27: ...der the Warranty you must present the product together with proof of purchase or issue to the store where you purchased the product from If the product is defective and does meet the Warranty you will...

Page 28: ...ammable Immersion Heater Circulator User Manual Page 28 of 28 Provide a full and complete fault description and your return contact details in the package and return the product as advised by the serv...