Putting Fume Cupboard Into Operation; Preconditions For Commissioning By The User; Prerequisites For Safe Operation - Wesemann SYSTEM DELTA 30 User Manual

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User Manual | Laboratory Fume Cupboard | Commissioning of laboratory fume cupboard
Commissioning of laboratory
fume cupboard
4.1 Prerequisites for commissioning by the user
The laboratory fume cupboard may only be commissioned if:
• the electrical tests have been successfully carried out and documented by a qualified electrician.
• the sanitary inspections and thereby the leak test on the media have been successfully carried out and
documented by a qualified sanitary specialist.
• the commissioning of exhaust air has been successfully carried out and documented by a
qualified specialist.
• training has been conducted by a person appointed by Wesemann and the above-mentioned protocols
handed over.
• the laboratory fume cupboard is connected to a sufficiently dimensioned ventilation system.
• the laboratory fume cupboard is used for the proper purpose.
• the laboratory fume cupboard is regularly serviced and its functionality checked.
Subsequently, no modifications may be made to the exhaust air system or the media which would impair the
function of the laboratory fume cupboard.
4.2

Prerequisites for safe operation

Basic prerequisites for safe operation are that:
• the fume cupboard functions as intended,
• the sash is closed, if possible,
• the construction of the apparatus was carried out by an expert,
• the apparatus is used as intended,
• the reactions are performed safely, or at least controlled,
• hygiene, order and cleanliness are ensured,
• prior to the actual experiment, the hazards were ascertained and appropriate measures taken,
• the hazards associated with the work are communicated."
T032 Laboratory fume cupboards, construction type and safe operation, BGRCI Professional association of the
Raw Materials and Chemical Industry.