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Hazards of mercury lamps
(when using the NI-FLEI Epi-fluorescence
attachment)
The light source used with the epi-fluorescence
attachment (HG Precentered Fiber Illuminator)
requires special care during handling because of
its characteristics. For safe and correct use of this
system, carefully read the warnings below. Keep
in mind all potential hazards. Additionally, carefully
read the manual for the illuminator and the manual
from the lamp manufacturer (if provided), then
follow the instructions given therein. Failure to
heed the warnings and cautions given in the
manuals, subjecting the system to shock or
impact, or attempting to disassemble the system
may result in unexpected accidents and injury.
● Ultraviolet light
When lit, mercury lamps radiate ultraviolet light
that can damage the eyes and skin. Direct
viewing of the light may result in blindness.
When changing filter cubes, always turn off the
light source of the Epi-fluorescence
attachment. Leaving the lamp turned on during
filter cube replacement may result in ultraviolet
exposure.
Leave the D/UV slider of the D-ES EPI ND
slider within the optical path. Removing the
D/UV slider from the optical path will cause
your eyes to become exposed to ultraviolet
light.
● High-pressure gas
The lamps contain sealed gas under very high
pressure. And the pressure increases when the
lamp is on. If the lamp is scratched, fouled,
subjected to high external pressure or physical
impact, or used beyond its service life, the
sealed gas may leak or the lamp may burst,
resulting in gas inhalation, injury from glass, or
other accidents.
● Heat
When the lamp is lit, the lamp and surroundings
will become extremely hot. Do not touch the
lamp with bare hands or place flammable
materials near the lamp. Failure to comply may
result in burns or fire.
● Designated lamp
Be sure to use the designated lamp. Using
other types of lamps may result in accidents,
including bursting of the lamp.
Safety Precautions
WARNING
6
Hazardous sample handling
This product is intended primarily for microscopic
observations and image capture of cells and
tissue set on glass slides.
Check to determine whether a sample is
hazardous before handling. If the sample is
hazardous, handle it according to the standard
procedure specified for your laboratory. If the
sample is potentially infectious, wear rubber
gloves and avoid direct contact with the samples.
If such a sample is spilled onto this product, the
portion must be decontaminated in a safety
manner. Consult your safety supervisor or safety
standard of your facility.
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