Setup Location Requirements; Other Operating Conditions - Sartorius Stedim Biotech BIOSTAT RM 20 basic Bedienungsanleitung

Setup Location Requirements

Other Operating Conditions

The work area and laboratory equipment must be suitable for the requirements of the
bioreactor according to its specifications.
Please note the information under
setup location
1. Please note the weight and dimensions of the device and its accessories. Suitable
tools and equipment must be used to transport the bioreactor to its setup location.
2. Check and ensure that there is a supply of air to the underside of the device to
keep the electronics cool.
y The work area must be robust enough to hold the bioreactor with all of its
peripheral devices.
Chemical hazard | Gas leak
If the device is used improperly or is damaged, this can lead to a gas leak during
processing.
For this situation, make sure that the BIOSTAT
and operated in rooms with a suitable and proper ventilation system.
y You must make sure that the laboratory power lines and gas supply lines meet the
specifications of the bioreactor.
y You can only use systems and accessories approved by Sartorius Stedim Systems
for use with the BIOSTAT ®
y Make sure that all connections between laboratory lines, the CultiBag RM and
accessories are installed properly. Check for leaks and unintentional escapes.
y Make sure that all parts of the system and accessories are in full working order.
This applies especially to the CultiBag RM. Damaged parts may not be used (this
also applies if you only have reasonable suspicion that there is damage).
y You must make sure that the system is disconnected from the electrical power
supply during all setup, assembly and removal activities.
y You must make sure that all setup, assembly and removal activities to the system
are only carried out by trained personnel authorized by Sartorius.
Please observe all information on the manufacturer's ID label during installation.
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