Biosan ES-20/80 Manuale utente

Contents

1. About this edition of user instructions.......................................................................3

2. Safety precautions ...................................................................................................4

3. General information..................................................................................................5

4. Getting started..........................................................................................................5

5. Stacking ...................................................................................................................7

6. Operation .................................................................................................................9

7. Specifications.........................................................................................................11

8. Ordering information ..............................................................................................12

9. Care and maintenance...........................................................................................13

10. Warranty.................................................................................................................14

11. EU Declaration of conformity..................................................................................15

1. About this edition of user instructions

The current edition of the user instructions applies to the following models and ver-

sions of Orbital shaker-incubator:

ES-20/80......................................................................................................... V.1AD

2. Safety precautions

The following symbols mean:

Caution! Make sure you have fully read and understood the present Manual

before using the equipment. Please pay special attention to sections

marked by this symbol.

Caution! Hot surface! Incubator surface and inner camera may become very

hot during use. Always use protective cotton gloves to install or re-

move samples when the temperature is set higher than 60°C.

GENERAL SAFETY

The protection provided can be ineffective if the operation of the appliance does not

comply with the manufacturer's requirements.

Save the unit from shocks and falling.

After transportation or storage and before connecting it to the electric circuit, keep the

unit under room temperature for 2-3 hrs.

Store and transport the unit at ambient temperatures between -20°C and +60°C and

maximum relative humidity of 80%.

Before using any cleaning or decontamination methods except those recommended

by the manufacturer, check with the manufacturer that the proposed method will not

damage the equipment.

Do not make modifications in design of the unit.

ELECTRICAL SAFETY

Connect only to the mains with voltage corresponding to that on the serial number

label.

Do not plug the unit into an ungrounded power socket, and do not use an ungrounded

extension lead.

Ensure that the power plug is easily accessible during use.

Disconnect the unit from the mains before moving.

If liquid penetrates into the unit, disconnect it from the mains and have it checked by

a repair and maintenance technician.

Do not operate the unit in premises where condensation can form. Operating condi-

tions of the unit are defined in the Specifications section.

DURING OPERATION

Make sure that all sample vessels are tightly sealed. Humidity caused by evaporation

from unsealed vessels inside the incubator will damage the unit.

Do not operate the unit in environments with aggressive or explosive chemical mix-

tures. Please contact manufacturer for possible operation of the unit in specific at-

mospheres.

Do not operate the unit if it is faulty or has been installed incorrectly.

Do not use outside laboratory rooms.

Do not place a load exceeding the maximum load value mentioned in the Specifica-

tions section of this manual.

BIOLOGICAL SAFETY

The user is responsible to carry out appropriate decontamination if hazardous mate-

rial spills on or penetrates into the equipment.

3. General information

ES-20/80 shaker-incubator for biotechnological and pharmaceutical laboratories is a

professional category equipment. The typical applications include - microbial and cell culture

cultivation, protein expression, solubility studies, general mixing, as well as other various

applications in the fields of biology and chemistry. The unit is equipped with a newly devel-

oped triple eccentric mechanism for platform motion that provides supreme balancing char-

acteristics, superior reliability and quiet operation. The achieved stability of the unit during

vigorous mixing allows for stacking installation of up to 3 units which enables to save space.

The new display and easy to use user interface provide a clear and intuitive control

of parameters and allow data logging, storage and display over time. Additional features like

out of balance sensor and automatic thermostat failure detection make this shaker-incubator

an advanced and safe product. Bluetooth connectivity to PC allows for data management,

data logging, parameter control and profiling in a dedicated software that can be requested

separately.

A built-in heat-resistant brushless fan provides precise temperature distribution inside

the chamber (from 10°C above ambient up to +80°C). Additionally, excellent sample tem-

perature uniformity of ±0.5 °C at 37 °C is achieved. The inner chamber is made of stainless

steel. State-of-the-art motor, thermal insulation materials and parameter PID-control de-

crease the energy consumption and make the shaker-incubator highly energy efficient de-

spite its relatively large size.

4. Getting started

4.1. Unpacking. Remove packing materials carefully and retain them for future shipment

or storage of the unit. Examine the unit carefully for any damage incurred during

transit. The warranty does notcover in-transit damage.Warranty coversonly the units

transported in the original package.

Caution! Due to the high weight of the unit, its unpacking and installing must

be carried out by two persons.

4.2. Complete set. Package contents:

4.2.1. Standard set:

- ES-20/80, Orbital shaker-incubator..................................................................1 pce.

- Power cable ....................................................................................................1 pce.

- Spare fuse (inside fuse holder) .......................................................................1 pce.

- Four screws and a hex driver.............................................................................1 set

- USB Bluetooth adapter for PC .........................................................................1 pce.

- USB drive with software and software manual.................................................1 pce.

- Operating instructions, declaration of conformity ...........................................1 copy

4.2.2. Optional accessories:

- HSP-30/100 platform.................................................................................on request

- HSP-16/250 platform.................................................................................on request

- HSP-9/500 platform...................................................................................on request

- HSP-6/1000 platform.................................................................................on request

- PP-400 platform........................................................................................on request

- UP-168 universal platform.........................................................................on request

- HSC-50, HSC-100, HSC-250, HSC-500, HSC-1000 clamps for UP-168..on request

- TR-21/50 test tube rack for UP-168 ..........................................................on request

- TR-44/15 test tube rack for UP-168 ..........................................................on request

- Stacking kit for two units............................................................................on request

- Stacking kit for three units.........................................................................on request

HSP-30/100 HSP-16/250 HSP-9/500

HSP-6/1000 PP-400 UP-168

TR-21/50 TR-44/15

4.3. Setup.

Note. Ensure that the unit is placed on level horizontal surface, which is

able to support its weight.

- Place the unit upon even horizontal stable non-flammable surface 30 cm away from

any flammable materials, and clear 20 cm around the device on all sides for ventila-

tion.

- Remove the protective film from the display.

- Connect the power cable to the socket on the rear side of the unit and position it

with easy access to the power switch and plug.

4.4. Platform installation.

4.4.1. Remove the silicon mat and unscrew four screws from the previous platform using a

hex driver, if a platform was present. Install and secure the new platform to the mov-

ing part of the base with four screws and replace the silicone mat.

4.4.2. UP-168 platform. The platform can be outfitted with flask clamps or a test tube rack.

Arrange the components symmetrically in relation to the center of the platform. Fix

them in place with screws included with components.

5. Stacking

Note. The following section applies to the optional stacking kit, to use with

2 or 3 incubator units.

5.1. Stacking kit contains:

Component

Kit for 2 units

Kit for 3 units

Side legs

–

Holder plate

Hex screw (4 mm)

Washer

Lock washer

Hex driver

5.2. Aquiring a kit. To purchase the kit, contact Biosan or your local Biosan representa-

tive, with information from the section Ordering information.

5.3. Getting started.

5.3.1. Unpack the kit. Unpower the units and disconnect the power cables.

5.3.2. Prepare the working space. Ensure that the floor and the desk supports at least 150

kgF/m2(for 2 units) or 200 kgF/m2(for 3 units). Laminate or rubber flooring may reduce

overall stability and are generally not recommended.

5.3.3. Position the units so that the access to the mains plugs, the sockets and the power

switches is unobstructed.

5.4. Stacking two units (figure 2).

5.4.1. Set one unit atop the other.

5.4.2. Connect the units with four plates. A plate requires four screws, each with a washer

and a lock washer on it (fig. 3). Fix the screws tightly.

5.5. Stacking three units.

5.5.1. Base unit (figure 4):

5.5.1.1Attach the left and the right legs to the base unit. A leg requires four screws, each

with a washer and a lock washer on it (fig. 3). Fix the screws tightly.

5.5.1.2Regulate the rubber parts of the legs so that the base unit is stable and level.

5.5.2. Middle unit (figure 5):

5.5.2.1Set the middle unit atop of the base unit.

5.5.2.2Connect the units with four plates. A plate requires four screws, each with a washer

and a lock washer on it (fig. 3). Fix the screws tightly.

5.5.3. Top unit (figure 6):

5.5.3.1Set the top unit atop of the middle unit.

5.5.3.2Connect the units with four plates. A plate requires four screws, each with a washer

and a lock washer on it (fig. 3). Fix the screws tightly.

5.6. Connect the power cables to the units and to grounded mains sockets.

5.7. Maintenance. Check the screw fixation and unit stack stability once a month.

Figure 2. Stacking two units Figure 3. Washers on the screw

Figure 4. Stacking three

units, base level

Figure 5. Stacking three

units, middle level

Figure 6. Stacking three

units, top level

6. Operation

6.1. Connect the unit to a grounded power socket. Set the

Power switch on the rear panel to position I(on).

6.2. The display turns on. From top to bottom, display shows:

- Current date and time;

- Actual and set temperatures;

- Actual RPM, set RPM and timer;

- Status bar;

- Context buttons, corresponding to unmarked keys be-

low the display.

6.2.1. Below the display:

- Four unmarked keys, corresponding to context buttons

on the display;

- The Select, ▲, ▼ and Run Stop keys.

6.3. Setting the parameters. Press the Select key to select

the parameter to change. Use the ▲ and ▼ keys to ad-

just the parameter. Pressing the key for longer than 2 s

increases changing speed. Press the Select key again

to select the next parameter. Changes are saved auto-

matically.

6.3.1. Setting temperature. Temperature starts changing ac-

cording to set value. Increment is 0.1ºC. Values can be

changed anytime.

6.3.2. Setting speed (RPM). Increment is 10 RPM. Speed can be adjusted anytime.

6.3.3. Setting time. Time is set separately for hours and minutes, with increment of 1 mi-

nute.

6.4. Program execution.

6.4.1. When the actual temperature in the incubator reaches set values, open the door and

place samples on the platform.

Caution! Place the samples symmetrically in relation to the center of the plat-

form to avoid imbalance errors.

Caution! Do not fill the vessels inside the incubator. Please make sure that all

vessels are tightly sealed. Humidity caused by evaporation from un-

sealed vessels inside the incubator will damage the unit!

6.4.2. Press the Run Stop key. The platform will start rotating and the timer indicator will

start counting the time interval.

Note. If the speed is set to zero, pressing the Run Stop key will start the

timer, but the platform will not move.

6.5. After finishing the program (after the set time elapses), the platform motion stops and

the status bar shows STOP accompanied by the repetitive sound signal. Press any

key to stop the signal.

Caution! The chamber heating can only be stopped manually by reducing the

temperature.

6.6. If the time is not set (set time is 00:00), the Run Stop key will start continuous oper-

ation of the unit until the Run Stop key is pressed again.

6.7. The platform motion can be stopped at any time by pressing the Run Stop key. In

this case, the program realisation and the platform motion will stop and the timer will

switch into the STOP mode saving previously set time. Press the Run Stop key to

restart the operation with the same time and speed.

6.8. Incubator menu. The Menu button opens incubator’s menu. Use ▲ and ▼ buttons

to navigate and Enter button to select. While browsing in the menu, select the top-

most Quit option in order to return from sub-menu to menu.

6.8.1. Incubator ID. Option GetID shows the serial number and name of the incubator and

its Bluetooth module MAC address, as well as remote PC Bluetooth module MAC

address.

6.8.2. Date & Time. To set date and time in this submenu, press Enter button to select the

parameter, then ▲ and ▼ buttons to change the value and Enter button to confirm

changes.

6.8.3. Service. This submenu has following options: Current Errors and Settings.

6.8.3.1Current Errors. This option allows user to view and reset the list of active errors.

6.8.3.2Settings. This option has two suboptions available –Alarm Setting and Start mode.

Alarm Setting. User can set the alarm settings based on values of temperature and

RPM. All alarms are working on the following principle, temperature taken as an ex-

ample:

If Tact < Tthr.low or Tact > Tthr.high for tdelay minutes, then an alarm will be triggered.

Where Tact is the actual temperature inside the incubator, Tthr.low is the lower threshold

limit value, Tthr.high is the higher threshold limit value and tdelay is the time delay in

minutes. Time delay is used in order to avoid false triggering of the alarms.

RPM alarm is operated using the same principle.

Start Mode. User can change the acceleration mode of the unit. In Start Mode Slow

the unit picks up speed gently to reduce the possibility of spilling. In Start Mode Fast

the unit rapidly gains speed and set RPM rate.

6.8.4. Active Alarms. This option allows user to view and reset the list of active alarms.

6.8.5. Data Logger. Data logger features following options: View Plot T(t), View Plot

RPM(t), View Plot T(t)+RPM(t), Clear log, Logger on/off.

6.8.5.1All View Plot options use the same interface. Use Left and Right buttons to move the

plot along the x axis. Use Up and Down buttons to move the plot along the y axis.

Use <-xx-> button to choose the x axis navigational scale. Available scales are 15

minutes, 1 hour, 1 day, 1 week and 1 month.

6.8.5.2Clear Log button clears the logger’s data.

6.8.5.3Logger On/Off button toggles the automatic logging of the data.

6.8.5.4Available memory indicator. When the data logger uses up all available memory, it

begins overwriting data from beginning. 100% of memory is used up in approximately

1 month.

6.9. At the end of operation, set the Power switch in position O (off). Disconnect the power

cable from electric circuit.

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