Models Available; Brief Instructions; Operating Instructions For Sas Super Iso 100 And 180 - VWR SAS ISO 100 Contact Bedienungsanleitung

5. To take advantage of advanced electronics for more reliable results in different operating conditions.
6. To have the flexibility to choose between 55 mm contact plates or 90 mm standard disposable Petri
dishes.
7. To apply cGLP and cGMP to air sampling operations.
8. To organise sequential sampling to obtain a more representative sample under actual operating
conditions.

Models available

SAS SUPER ISO 100 and SAS SUPER ISO 180: Two instruments for two different applications.
The two air samplers have the same performances with the only difference being in the rate of air aspirated:
SAS SUPER ISO 100 = 100 litres of air per minute.
SAS SUPER ISO 180 = 180 litres of air per minute.
The SAS SUPER ISO 180 is appropriate for use in cleanrooms and other applications demanding fast sampling
times. In cleanrooms, for example, it is important to test larger volumes of air, because microbial air contamination is
very low. The SAS SUPER ISO 180 reduces the time required to obtain a sample.
Both SAS SUPER ISO 100 and SAS SUPER ISO 180 are identified as "SAS SUPER ISO".

Brief instructions

Brief operating instruction for SAS Super ISO 100 and 180
The airflow can be seen on a digital display at the fourth automatic succession presentation each time the
instrument is switched on.
1. Touch the screen for at least two seconds to switch the instrument on.
2. Press START to sample the same air volume as the last sampling cycle.
3. To change the volume of air, press MENU, to reach "select volume", then press ENTER and use the arrows to
choose the new desired volume of air.
4. Refer to instruction manual to change settings.
5. Press ENTER to confirm selection.
6. Press MENU and use the arrows for menu selection to modify other pre-set parameters.
7. Press ENTER to reach the sub menu of the chosen parameter.
8. Refer to the instruction manual to change settings.
9. Press STOP each time you need to end an action. The unit will then go back to its initial configuration.
10. Press MENU, and then use the arrows to reach POWER OFF, and then ENTER to switch the unit off.
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