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When the unit is operating, the viewscreen
must be open exactly
8",
or must be completely
closed. At any other setting, the sash level a lam1
indicator will flash.
2- Blower On/Off Switch-
This switch controls the power to the blower for
the unit. When the switch is turned on, the
yellow indicator will light. The lights and outlets
will not operate unless the blower switch is
turned on first.
The indicator light above the switch shows that
the switch has been turned on.
3-
Outlet On/Off-
This switch controls the two outlets on each side
of the work area. When the outlets are turned on,
the yellow indicator above the switch will light.
The indicator above the switch will light when
the outlets are turned on.
4- Light On/Off Switch-
This switch controls the fluorescent light inside
the work area. The blower must be turned on
first. The fluorescent light will not operate if the
UV light is already
htrr
ed on.
The indicator above the switch will light when
the fluorescent light is turned on.
5-
Ultraviolet (Germicidal) Light On/Off Switch
A bulb which produces light in the ultraviolet
range (UV) may be used to help disinfect the
work area. This switch controls the UV light
inside the work area. Before the UV light may be
turrted on, the blower n1ust be turned on, the
viewscreen must be fully closed, and the
t1uorescent light must be turned off. The UV light
will shut off if the view screen is opened.
The indicator above the switch will light when
the UV light is turned on.
Air Pressure Monitor
The air pressure monitor is mounted on the left
side of the control panel (comes standard on SGII
ULTRA model and as an option on the SGII
3tandard model). See Fig. 5. The bar graph
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shows the relative cabinet perfonnance, measured
in terms of the total volume of air being handled
bv the unit.
The top of the lighted area indicates the relative
airflow. When the airtlow is normal, the LEUs in
the center of the bar graph will glow with a steady
green light.
If just one or two LED's at the bottom of the
graph glow with a red light, the milt is handling a
low volume of air. An alarm will also sound.
This indication mea11s that the unit is not
receiving enough intake air.
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vV..4RNING!
If the unit continues to operate in this
condition, it is possible that contamination
may spread outside of the work area.
The
product inside the work area may also be
cmttil1n.ina.ted.
If you see the- lo1.V airflow
indicator, take these steps:
• Lea<?e the unit running.
The. blower will
continue to move air through the cabinet
and filters.
• Close the window completely.
• Call
a
supervisor
and! or
a
servtce
· ·. techttician.
lf the two LED's at the top blink with a green
light, this indicates a high air flow condition. If
the sash is lowered and the UV light is on, this is a
safe condition. However, ii you are working in
the cabinet or the sash is at the operating height
(8"), check the intake grilles for blockage. If this
condition persists, call
a
supervisor or main-
tenance technician. Product protection may be
compromised.
Magnehelic Gauge
Your SteriJCARD"'JI mav be equipped with a
magnehelic gauge in place of the air pressure
monitor (all SCI! Standard models feature the
rnagnehelic gauge). The magnehelic gauge
should be zeroed after the unit has been leveled,
and before it is injtiallv turned on.
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