Centrifuge Specification - Thermo Scientific RC 6 Plus Operation Instructions Manual

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INTRODUCTION & DESCRIPTION
Centrifuge Specifications
Centrifuge
Specifications
1-4
RC-6 PLUS
Table 1-1.
Centrifuge Specifications
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Run Speed
Speed Selection Range (rpm)
Speed Control Accuracy
Maximum Relative Centrifugal Force
Run Temperature
Temperature Selection Range
Temperature Control Range
Temperature Control Accuracy
Run Time Selection Range
Ambient Temperature Range
Mass (Weight)
Maximum Capacity
Dimensions
Width
Height to top of control console
Height with door open
Depth (including rear duct assembly)
Depth (without rear duct assembly)
From bottom to chamber inlet
Noise Level
Heat Output
Speed in revolutions per minute (rpm) is related to angular velocity, ω, according to the following:
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Where = rad/s. All further references in this manual to speed will be designated as rpm.
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The centrifuge will operate at ambient temperatures up to 40°C, but refrigeration system perfor-
mance may be less than optimal above 25°C.
After the centrifuge system has reached equilibrium. Ambient air temperature at the centrifuge air
inlets must be between 2°C to 40°C with maximum relative humidity of 80% at 31°C, linearly de-
creasing to 50% at 40°C. If the ambient air temperature is above 25°C, the centrifuge may not main-
tain low temperatures at high speeds, therefore, avoid areas near heat sources (for example, direct
sunlight, heating pipes and radiators). Also, avoid close grouping of centrifuges or other heat-pro-
ducing laboratory equipment.
300 to 22,000
52,200 x g
(F20MICRO)
-20°C to 40°C
2°C to 40°C
1 minute to 99 hours, 59 minutes;
HOLD for continuous operation
2°C to 40°C
4,000 ml (SLC-4000)
<64 dB
3.7 kW (12,600 Btu/h)
Thermo Fisher Scientific
±25 rpm
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±2°C
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350 kg
752 mm
1112 mm
1500 mm
835 mm
685 mm
858 mm
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