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- Page 1 2364 L eicester R oad, P O B ox 1 75, L eicester, N Y 1 4481 Ÿ 800-‐828-‐6011 Ÿ 585-‐ 382-‐3223 CPAC.com Printed i n U .S.A. C opyright 2 018 ...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
TABLE O F C ONTENTS Important I nformation .......................... 5 Safety I nformation ............................. 6 Accessories a nd C onsumables ...................... 9 Components ... - Page 3 Such incompatibilities may be found in the elastic bands, foam nose fittings, and adhesives. Although internal testing by CPAC Equipment has indicated a mask can be ...
- Page 4 C USTOMER N OTIFICATION ...
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Page 5: Important I Nformation
CPAC E quipment, I nc. p rovides a l imited t hree-‐year w arranty f or t he R H-‐ N95 o n p arts a nd l abor a s d escribed i n S ection 1 2 o f t his m anual. ... -
Page 6: Safety I Nformation
2. SAFETY I NFORMATION The RH-‐N95 is designed for easy operation and maintenance. For safe and r eliable o peration, p lease r ead a nd u nderstand t he i nstallation a nd operating ... - Page 7 2.2.1 Cautions • During o peration, t he e xterior s urface o f t he R H-‐N95 r emains comfortable t o t he t ouch; h owever, t he t ray w ill b e h ot. U se o nly the ...
- Page 8 2.2.3 I mportant S afeguards When u sing y our R H-‐N95, f ollow t hese b asic s afety p recautions: Read a nd u nderstand a ll i nstructions. •...
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Page 9: Accessories A Nd C Onsumables
3. ACCESSORIES A ND C ONSUMMABLES 3.1 A ccessories DESCRIPTION DESCRIPTION DESCRIPTION PART N UMBER ... -
Page 10: Components A Nd C Ontrol F Unctions
4. COMPONENTS A ND C ONTROL F UNCTIONS 4.1 Components FRONT E LEVATION Touch P ad D isplay Door On/Standby B utton Door H andle/Lock USB ... -
Page 11: Installation
Open Door N95 M ask Treatment Door Door Hinge Tray Chamber Gasket ... - Page 12 RH-‐95 U nit Nylon L ifting S traps Cushioning Location The R H-‐N95 i s d esigned f or o peration i ndoors i n a p rotected, 5.2.1 relatively ...
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Page 13: Operation
Electrical R equirements ELECTRICAL W ARNING! For 1 15 V AC M odels: U se 1 10-‐120 V AC, 6 0Hz a lternating c urrent o nly. For ... - Page 14 WARNING – H OT S URFACES! The R H-‐N95’s i nterior, d oorway, a nd t rays w ill b e h ot. U se h eat-‐protective gloves ...
- Page 15 will i ndicate w hen t he c hamber i s p roperly h eated (approximately 5 m inutes). Operation o f t he R H-‐N95 6.3.1 ...
- Page 16 OR t hese m asks c an b e d ouble-‐stacked ( nested) a s s hown f or u p t o 12 m asks p er t ray o r 4 8 p er l oad m aximum l oad: ...
- Page 17 With t he d oor c losed a nd h andle i n f ull v ertical p osition, p ress t he On/Standby b utton t o a ctivate t he u nit. T he b lue L ED i n t he On/Standby ...
- Page 18 B. P ress “ START” o n “ READY” o r “ HEATER I S O FF” s creen t o i nitiate the m ask d econtamination c ycle a s s equenced: ...
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- Page 20 At t he c ompletion o f m ask d econtamination a ctivities t he R H-‐N95 m ay be s hutdown b y p ressing t he O n/Standby b utton a nd h olding i t f or about ...
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- Page 22 When y ou w ish t o c onvert y our R H-‐N95, c all C PAC E quipment t o receive t his e mailed a nd d ownloadable s oftware. ...
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Page 23: Independent T Emperature L Ogger
Return a ir d id n ot h eat t o s et p oint Blower o verheat 1 85.0°F A/D r ead f ailure Chamber d id n ot h eat t o s et p oint Heat ... -
Page 24: Maintenance
BATTERY I NFORMATION Replacement It i s r ecommended t hat t he b attery b e r eplaced a nnually, o r p rior t o l ogging c ritical data. ... -
Page 25: Cycle D Ocumentation
(by r insing p referably w ith d istilled w ater a nd d ry) t he f ilter i f a n excessive a mount o f d ust i s e vident. R eplacement f oam f ilters m ay b e purchased ... - Page 26 settings. T he c alendar d oes n ot h andle l eap y ear a utomatically. T he c lock does n ot p erform D aylight/Standard t ime c hanges a utomatically. Printer ...
- Page 27 Operator_________________________ Start D ate -‐ 0 4/15/2020 Start T ime -‐ 1 6:02:53 Cycle N ame -‐ N 95-‐Respirator Temp S etting -‐ 1 74 F Time ...
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Page 28: Troubleshooting
TROUBLESHOOTING PROBLEM POSSIBLE C AUSE SOLUTIONS WARN, I ND, or E RR No P ower -‐Check o utlet -‐Unit u nplugged IND IND -‐Turn ... - Page 29 RH-‐N95 S PECIFICATIONS SPECIFICATIONS Electrical R ating RH-‐N95 1 15 V AC 120 V AC + /-‐ 1 0%, 6 0Hz, 1 2 A mps 1400 ...
- Page 30 LIMITED W ARRANTY CPAC E quipment, I nc. ( CEI) c ertifies t hat a ll e quipment manufactured b y C EI at i ts L eicester, N ew Y ork f actory h as b een p roduced t o e xacting s tandards a nd ...
- Page 31 Customer acknowledges that any oral statements about the CEI Products equipment and/or components in any contract made by CEI’s representatives, if any such statements are made, do not constitute warranties, ...
- Page 32 to assure that both viral inactivation and N95 respirator performance efficacies are maintained for numerous re-‐use cycles. CPAC Equipment, Inc. has repurposed their RH-‐Pro11 ...
- Page 33 traditional dry heat technologies in which air remains static (air movement only by gravity convection) or in which air is minimally re-‐circulated by mechanical convection to enhance heat distribution. ...
- Page 34 Time-‐Temperature P rofile o f N ested N 95 M asks Within a n R H-‐N95 180 160 140 120 100 Series1 80 ...
- Page 35 are adequate to fully inactivate the coronavirus (>6 Log reduction) at an exposure of 30 minutes without d amage t o m ask c omponents o r t o t he m ask’s p erformance. S ignificant i nactivation o f M ERS Co-‐V ...
- Page 36 Respirator P erformance P ost R eprocessing Inherent for the re-‐use of an N95 mask is the requirement to assure that the decontamination process ...
- Page 37 Toxic c hemical r esidue r etention a nd t he a bility t o e liminate r esidues a nd m onitor t heir • removal; a nd Mask ...
- Page 38 About t he A uthor Nelson S. Slavik is Senior Microbiologist and Vice President of Research and Development, CPAC Equipment, Inc. Responsibilities include research and development of infection control, patient ...
- Page 39 APPENDIX I I INSTALLATION P ROCEDURES A ND C ONSIDERATIONS F OR C ABINET I NSTALLS It i s R ECOMMENDED t hat t his e quipment b e c ountertop i nstalled t o o btain t he maximum ...
- Page 40 Fig. 1 , A lcove i nstallation w ith n o p ullout s helf: Recommended c learance d imensions i f i nstalled i n a c abinet w ith a p ullout: If ...
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