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PLATINOUS CHAMBER SERIES

USER’S MANUAL

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PLATINOUS CHAMBER SERIES USER’S MANUAL…
Page 3: Table Of Contents

For Additional Labels 14 Global Warming Potential of Refrigerants 15 Overview 17 Chapter 3: About the Platinous Series 18 Temperature (& Humidity) Control and Instrumentation 19 Temperature (& Humidity) Control 19 SCP-220 Instrumentation 20 Names and Functions of Parts 21…
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Water Supply Installation 47 To Supply Water to the Humidifying Tray 48 Checking Water Level in the Humidifying Tray 49 To Check Water Level in the Humidifying Tray Water Level Regulator 49 To Check Water Level in the Wick Pan 50 Operation 53 Chapter 6: Test Preparation 54…
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Major Specifications 102 ESL Series: Cold Temperature and Humidity Chambers 102 ESU Series: Cold Temperature Chambers 105 ESX Series: Ultra-Cold Temperature and Humidity Chambers 108 ESZ Series: Ultra-Cold Temperature Chambers 111 Glossary 114 Espec Warranty Procedure 117 Platinous User’s Manual…
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Platinous User’s Manual…
Page 7: Chapter 1: Introduction

Introduction Chapter 1: This manual has been written for users of the Platinous Sterling Series Chambers and particularly for technicians. Read it thoroughly to obtain the maximum performance from the chamber. Platinous User’s Manual…
Page 8: Safety Symbols

Introduction 1.1 Safety Symbols The following safety symbols are used throughout this manual. DEGREES OF DANGER TABLE 1.1. VERY This mark means extremely dangerous consequences may arise, with the possi- DANGEROUS bility of death or serious injury to the user, if the equipment is handled incorrectly.
Page 9: How To Read Chamber Model Number

2: 8 cu. ft. 3: 14 cu. ft. 4: 32 cu. ft. MODEL L: -35 to 180°C/10 to 98% RH U: -35 to 180°C X: -70 to 180°C/10 to 98% RH Z: -70 to 180°C STERLING VERSION ESPEC Platinous User’s Manual…
Page 10: Accessories And Spare Parts

Introduction 1.3 Accessories and Spare Parts Confirm that the following accessories and spare parts have been included with your chamber: Accessory Quantity Cable Port Rubber Plug Seals cable port Shelf and Shelf Brackets Hold specimens inside the chamber 1 Set Fluorescent Bulb In-chamber illumination Box of 24 wet-bulb and 1 filler (not…
Page 11: Precautions In Usage

Precautions in Usage Chapter 2: This chapter explains safety precautions that should be observed to operate the equipment safely. Be sure to read carefully and follow instructions so as to prevent harm to yourself, anyone else, specimens, or the equipment. Platinous User’s Manual…
Page 12: Substances Which Should Not Be Placed Inside The Equipment

(60°F) and at a pressure of 1 atmosphere. Spark-Resistant Interior Precautions (Option): If chamber interior is spark-resistant, it is equipped with safety devices configured for specific substances. Refer to chamber specification for minimum allowable auto-ignition temperature (AIT). Consult Espec for use with other substances. Platinous User’s Manual…
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(see “Program Mode Setup” in the SCP-220 Controller Instruction Manual.) Damage to the equipment by prohibited substances is not covered by the Espec warranty. Platinous User’s Manual…
Page 14: Specimen Protection (Safety Devices)

Precautions in Usage Keep Out of the Chamber DANGER RISK OF BEING TRAPPED! NEVER climb inside the chamber. The door cannot be opened from the inside. 2.2 Specimen Protection (Safety Devices) Set safety devices according to test conditions and the type of CAUTION …
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Precautions in Usage ARDWARE SOFTWARE SAFETY DEVICES TABLE 2.2. Equipment Response when Safety Device Trip Point Tripped Remarks — Set approximately 20°C higher than target tempera- ture. Overheat Protector — Set below specimen’s max- imum allowed temperature. — Alarm displayed — Set approximately 15°C — Buzzer sounded higher than target tempera-…
Page 16: Safety Device Setting Example

Precautions in Usage TEMPERATURE ALARM SETTINGS FIGURE 2.1. 2.2.1 Safety Device Setting Example High Limit Temperature In the following example, the target temperature is 60°C and the maximum allowed temperature of the specimens is 80°C. Safety devices are set as follows: SETTING EXAMPLE FOR OVERHEAT PROTECTOR AND HIGH LIMIT TEMPERATURE ALARMS TABLE 2.3.
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Precautions in Usage TEMPERATURE ALARM TRIGGER CONDITIONS FIGURE 2.2. Chamber Temperature (°C) Abnormal temperatu re detected here (If 1 and 2 are not working) Abnormal te mp erature 3. Ov erheat protector detected here. (If 1 is not working) 2. Absolute high limit temperature alarm Abnormal temperatu re…
Page 18: Disposing Of The Chamber

Precautions in Usage 2.3 Disposing of the Chamber TRAPPED INSIDE! Before disposing of the chamber, take the door off its hinges. DANGER The door cannot be opened from the inside, so there is danger of someone becoming trapped inside. HEAVY DOOR! Have someone hold the door when detaching it from the hinges.
Page 19: Other Precautions

Precautions in Usage 2.4 Other Precautions Observe the following precautions when using the chamber. Ground the equipment WITHOUT FAIL. For details on grounding, See “Power Supply Work” on page 39. DANGER Use only the specimen power supply control terminals to apply voltage to specimens.
Page 20: Warning Labels

For safe chamber operation, read and comply with all Warning, Cautionary, and Information Labels posted on the chamber. ARNING LABELS FIGURE 2.6. 2.5.1 For Additional Labels If labels are damaged, lost, or become illegible, contact the place of purchase or Espec North America replacements. (Replacements subject to billing.) Platinous User’s Manual…
Page 21: Global Warming Potential Of Refrigerants

2.6 Global Warming Potential of Refrigerants Refrigeration circuit contains fluorinated greenhouse gases covered by the Kyoto Protocol. See Table 2.4 for global warming potential of refrigerants used by ESPEC. See chamber serial tag for refrigerant and quantity used in this chamber.
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Precautions in Usage Platinous User’s Manual…
Page 23: Chapter 3: Overview

Overview Chapter 3: This chapter gives an overview of the Platinous Series and temperature and humidity control. Platinous User’s Manual…
Page 24: About The Platinous Series

Various environmental conditions, including extreme temperatures or humidity, can cause damage when using or storing equipment, parts, and their respective materials. Chambers of the Platinous Series are built for testing functionality, operation, durability, and other specifications under various environmental conditions. They are used to evaluate the effects that temperature and humidity can have on equipment and parts across the entire product life-cycle from development, production, shipping, and use;…
Page 25: Temperature (& Humidity) Control And Instrumentation

Overview 3.2 Temperature (& Humidity) Control and Instrumentation 3.2.1 Temperature (& Humidity) Control The Platinous Sterling Series employs a BTHC system to control temperature and humidity. “BTHC” stands for Balanced Temperature and Humidity Control. The BTHC system balances temperature and humidity inside the chamber to reproduce the desired conditions.
Page 26: Instrumentation

Overview 3.2.2 SCP-220 Instrumentation The SCP-220 Instrumentation enables environmental testing under both constant conditions and programmed conditions, referred to as the “constant mode” and the “program mode” respectively. Constant Mode The constant mode maintains the user-set target temperature (& humidity) constant. EST CONDITIONS IN CONSTANT MODE FIGURE 3.8.
Page 27: Chapter 4: Names And Functions Of Parts

Names and Functions of Chapter 4: Parts This chapter identifies parts found on the chamber, instrumentation panel, electric parts compartment, and water circuit compartment by name and function. Return to this chapter any time that you are unsure where a part is located. Platinous User’s Manual…
Page 28: Chamber

Names and Functions of Parts 4.1 Chamber 4.1.1 Front and Right HAMBER FRONT AND RIGHT FIGURE 4.10. Instrument Panel (1) Chamber Door (11) Electrical Compartment Door (2) Fluorescent Lamp Cover (10) Water Circuit Compartment Door (3) Viewing Window (9) Door Handle (4) Option Panel (5) Condenser Grill (8) Drain Port (6)
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Names and Functions of Parts Name Function/Use Humidity Water Port Feed the humidity water supply into the water circuit through here. Condenser Grille Gives access to air cooled condenser. Viewing Window Allows you to view specimens inside the chamber dur- ing tests.
Page 30: Left, Rear, And Top

Names and Functions of Parts 4.1.2 Left, Rear, and Top REAR AND TOP FIGURE 4.11. Air Circulators (4) Power Cable Port (1) Main Power Breaker Cable Port (2) Refrigeration Ventilation () Water Drain Port (6) Water Supply Port (5) TABLE 4.6. HAMBER LEFT REAR AND TOP SIDE PARTS…
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Names and Functions of Parts Platinous User’s Manual…
Page 32: Test Area (1)

Names and Functions of Parts 4.1.3 Test Area (1) HAMBER TEST AREA FIGURE 4.12. Shelf Support Door Outer Gasket Pilaster (2) Shelf Bracket (3) Door Inner Gasket Test Area (1) Shelf (4) Dew Tray (5) Name Function/Use Test Area Area where specimens are located for temperature (& humidity) tests.
Page 33: Test Area (2)

Names and Functions of Parts 4.1.4 Test Area (2) EST AREA CEILING FIGURE 4.13. Air Flow Register (1) Wet Bulb Wick (5) Dry-Bulb Temp. Sensor (behind grille) Wet Bulb Wick Pan (4) Temperature Sensor (3) Product Temp. Control Option Sensor Connection Name Function/Use Air Flow Register…
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Names and Functions of Parts NDER TEST AREA FLOOR FIGURE 4.14. Humidifying Heater Temp. Safety (3) Humidifying Heater Drain Outlet (4) Humidifying Tray (2) Name Function/Use Humidifying Heater* Evaporates water in the humidifying tray. Humidifying Tray Holds humidifying water. Humidifying Heater Temp. Safety* Prevents the heater from overheating when humidifying water is low.
Page 35: Instrumentation Panel

Names and Functions of Parts 4.2 Instrumentation Panel NSTRUMENTATION PANEL FIGURE 4.15. Name Function/Use Operating Panel User interface unit. Use to set temperature/humidity, start/stop the chamber, etc. See Figure 4.16 on page Hour Meter Counts up chamber running time. Overheat Protector Stops the chamber to prevent damage to specimens.
Page 36: Operating Panel

Names and Functions of Parts 4.3 Operating Panel PERATING PANEL FIGURE 4.16. Name Function/Use POWER key Turns power to the instrumentation ON/OFF OPER./STOP key Displays the Operation Mode Selection Screen. HELP key Displays a help screen for the current screen. DISP.
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Names and Functions of Parts TOUCHSCREEN ELEMENTS TABLE 4.7. Executes the displayed operation. Carefully read the message displayed on the screen before pressing this button. Cancels the current operation. Processing is suspended and the display returns to the previous screen. SAVE Saves data updates.
Page 38: Electrical Compartment

Names and Functions of Parts 4.4 Electrical Compartment LECTRICAL COMPARTMENT PARTS FIGURE 4.17. Electric Parts Chassis (2) Temperature (& Humidity) Controller (1) Option Panel (3) Name Function/Use Temperature (& Humidity) Controller Controls temperature (& humidity) to the target tempera- ture (& humidity). Electric Parts Chassis Distributes power to the heater, refrigerator and other components.
Page 39: Water Circuit Compartment

Names and Functions of Parts 4.5 Water Circuit Compartment Temperature only chambers do not have a water supply circuit, however, they are equipped with a drain circuit. ATER CIRCUIT COMPARTMENT PARTS FIGURE 4.18. Wick Pan Water Level Regulator (1) Humidity Heater Temp.
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Names and Functions of Parts Platinous User’s Manual…
Page 41: Chapter 5: Installation

This chapter explains how to install the chamber and prepare for tests. Be sure to read the sections on installation even if having the chamber installed by the place of purchase or ESPEC. Also refer to this chapter when relocating the chamber. Platinous User’s Manual…
Page 42: Installation Site Check

Installation 5.1 Installation Site Check This section describes installation site and space requirements. Installation Site Install the chamber in a place which satisfies the following conditions: • On a flat, level floor which is strong enough to bear the weight of the equipment. •…
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Installation NSTALLATION SPACE FIGURE 5.19. A: Min. 42” (106cm)* B: Min. 6” (measured from top of motor cover) C: See Table 5.8 on page 37 below D: Min. 24” (61cm) E: Min. 24” (61cm) The front clearance* required for opening the door is as follows: EQUIRED CLEARANCE FROM CHAMBER FRONT TABLE 5.8.
Page 44: How To Install

Installation 5.2 How to Install DO NOT move the chamber with specimens inside. Specimens could overturn or fall off shelves during transport. CAUTION Install the chamber only on a flat, level floor. An unleveled floor could trigger an alarm or destabilize humidity control. Always anchor the chamber in place with the adjuster feet BEFORE use.
Page 45: Power Supply Work

Installation 5.3 Power Supply Work 5.3.1 Primary Power Supply Requirements The primary power supply must satisfy the following requirements: • The rated voltage is 208/230V 3Ph 60Hz, or 200/220V 3Ph 50Hz. Voltage fluctua- tion must be within +/- 5% (or within +/- 10% while the chamber is running.) •…
Page 46: Primary Power Supply Connections

Installation 5.3.2 Primary Power Supply Connections The chamber is connected to the primary power supply via the power cable. It is also grounded to prevent noise from infiltrating electronic circuits and to protect users against electric shock which can result from leakage current.
Page 47: Compressor Shipping Bracket Removal

Installation 5.4 Compressor Shipping Bracket Removal 1. Loosen bolts (do not completely remove) holding compressor feet. 2. Remove all 3 brackets (red) per compressor. 3. Re-tighten bolts. HIPPING RACKET FIGURE 5.22. Platinous User’s Manual…
Page 48: Cooling Water Connection (Water-Cooled Chambers Only)

Installation 5.5 Cooling Water Connection (Water-Cooled chambers only) This option uses a water-cooled condenser in the refrigeration system. Equipment • Condenser: Water-cooled type. • Condenser Fan: The condenser is not equipped with a fan. • Water Supply and Drain Ports: Refrigerator water supply and drain ports are located on the chamber’s left side.
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Installation Use water pipe for the supply and drainage lines. 1. Rig piping between the supply source and the chamber. Use piping that fits the water supply and drain ports (1/2” FPT) 2. Wrap the male end threads of the nipple and pipes with sealant tape. RAPPING THREADS WITH SEALANT TAPE FIGURE 5.23.
Page 50: Drainage

Installation 5.6 Drainage If collecting drainage in container, check water level to make sure it CAUTION does not overflow. Drainage is needed to remove water from the humidifying tray and dew formed in the test area. Procedure: 1. Loosen the two screws shown in the figure below and open the water circuit compartment door on the right side of the chamber.
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Installation UMIDITY WATER DRAIN FIGURE 5.25. Drain Connection Drain Port Drain Hose Note: If a drainage pit is not located near enough to the chamber, run drainage into a container. The humidifying trays use about 1.2 L per drainage cycle for chamber types 2 and 3, and about 2.4 L for type 4 chambers.
Page 52: Water Level Check (Esl, Esx Models Only)

Installation 5.7 Water Level Check (ESL, ESX models only) For proper chamber operation, water level in the humidity tray must be checked. 5.7.1 Remove Protection Material The wick pan water level regulator and the humidifying tray water level regulator are contained inside the water circuit compartment, located on the right side of the chamber.
Page 53: Water Supply Installation

Installation 5.7.2 Water Supply Installation Connection of the Water Supply Hose for the Humidifying Tray Water Circuit Insert a 3/8” I.D. rubber hose, from a purified* water source, around the water supply hose nipple. The water supply should have a pressure between 20 ~ 50 psi to ensure proper operation of the humidifying circuit.
Page 54: To Supply Water To The Humidifying Tray

Installation 5.7.3 To Supply Water to the Humidifying Tray To supply water to the humidifying tray, it is necessary to run the chamber. Water is supplied automatically as long as humidity control is turned ON. The chamber is set to 23°C and humidity control of OFF when the chamber is shipped from the factory.
Page 55: Checking Water Level In The Humidifying Tray

Installation 5. Turn humidity control ON. Press the ON box next to Hum. Control so that the dot turns yellow. When dot is yellow: Humidity control is ON When dot is black: Humidity control is OFF 6. Check humidity control is ON. A value between 0 and 100% RH will be displayed in the Hum. SP field box.
Page 56: To Check Water Level In The Wick Pan

Installation 2. Check that the water level in the humidifying tray water level regulator is at the water level for humidifier mark. If adjustment is required, see “Reference” Step 2. below. ATER LEVEL CHECK IN HUMIDIFYING TRAY FIGURE 5.28. Position adjusting Water level sensor screw Humidifying tray…
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Installation ATER LEVEL CHECK IN WICK PAN FIGURE 5.29. Box Nut Valve Seat Water Clamp Reference: If water level in the wick pan is low or high, regulate it as follows: 1. Stop the supply of water and drain the water from inside the pan adjusting the water clamp on the lower part of the water level regulator.
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Installation Platinous User’s Manual…
Page 59: Chapter 6: Operation

Operation Chapter 6: This chapter explains test preparations and preliminary checks, test startup and editing, and some of the handy features of the Platinous Series. Perform the work described in this chapter before every test. Platinous User’s Manual…
Page 60: Test Preparation

Operation 6.1 Test Preparation 6.1.1 How to Arrange Specimens Space specimens apart and away from walls so as not to block air circulation inside the test area. Temperature (& humidity) uniformity drops if air cannot flow freely, which will throw off test results. OW TO ARRANGE SPECIMENS FIGURE 6.30.
Page 61: How To Power Specimens

Operation 2. Set the shelf on the shelf brackets. OW TO INSTALL SHELVES FIGURE 6.32. Shelf bracket Shelf 6.1.2 How to Power Specimens Use the specimen power supply inlet to charge specimens. The rated electric capacity of the terminals is 125VAC, 2A.
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Operation To charge specimens with less than 2A of power Be sure to fit the line with a suitable capacity fuse. IRING TO SPECIMENS LESS THAN FIGURE 6.33. S p e c im e n p o w e r s u p p ly c o n t ro l F u s e…
Page 63: Wet-Bulb Wick Check (Esl, Esx Models Only)

Operation OW TO FEED SPECIMEN CABLES THROUGH THE CABLE PORT FIGURE 6.35. Rubber plug Specimen Specimen cable To specimen power supply control terminal and power supply Use a specimen cable that can withstand test conditions. Refer to the following table for possible cable types. TABLE 6.12. ABLE TYPE AND WITHSTAND TEMPERATURE Cable Type Withstand Temperature…
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Operation Note: Make sure the tail end of the wet-bulb wick is aligned with the tip of the wet-bulb temperature sensor. Humidity control can be destabilized if the sensor is overly exposed or it the sensor is out of position. 3.
Page 65: Specimen Safety Device Setup

Operation 6.2 Specimen Safety Device Setup 6.2.1 Overheat Protector Always set the overheat protector BEFORE beginning tests. Set it according to the type of specimens and test conditions. CAUTION Unless properly set, the overheat protector will not trip in the event of chamber trouble, which could lead to specimen damage.
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Operation Procedure: 1. Set the main power breaker in the ON position. 2. Press the POWER key to activate control power. The display will come on and the main menu will appear shortly. 3. Get the chamber setup mode from the main menu. Press the CHAMBER SETUP box. 4.
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Operation 5. Set the temperature/humidity high/low alarms. The absolute high/low limits will determine the allowed input range for both the constant and program modes. FIGURE 6.39. BSOLUTE HIGH LOW LIMIT AND UPPER DEVIATION LIMIT TEMPERATURE +110°C Absolute high limit temperature Target temperature setting range Target temperature…
Page 68: Constant Temperature (& Humidity) Setup

Operation 6.3 Constant Temperature (& Humidity) Setup For constant mode operation, it is necessary to input the desired temperature and humidity. Procedure: 1. Set the main power breaker in the ON position. 2. Press the POWER key to activate control power. The display will come on and the main menu will appear shortly.
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Operation 4. Input the target temperature (humidity). Pressing the FIELD BOX next to Temp. SP (hum. SP) lays a keyboard over the screen to enable input. Make your input from there. Note that if humidity control is OFF, humidity cannot be input. 5.
Page 70: Test Startup/End

Operation 6.4 Test Startup/End 6.4.1 Test Startup Before starting tests, make the preparations and settings described in Sections “Test Preparation” on page 54 “Constant Temperature (& Humidity) Setup” on page Note: Always wait at least 5 minutes after setting the main power switch in the OFF posi- tion before reactivating the primary power supply to the chamber.
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Operation Dew formation can also be prevented by using the humidifier delay control option. See the table below for some typical dew points. For example, when temperature and humidity inside the chamber are 85°C and 85% RH respectively, the dew point of the air inside the chamber will be 80.9°C.
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Operation Following is an example program that prevents dew from forming on specimens. In this example, the chamber is programmed to go from 20°C and humidity control OFF to 85°C and 85% RH. FIGURE 6.40. XAMPLE DEW PREVENTION PROGRAM Target …
Page 73: Test End

Operation 6.4.3 Test End End tests by performing the following: Procedure: 1. Go to the Operation Mode Selection screen. Press either the OPER./START key on the operating panel or the chamber operating status box on the screen. 2. Press the STOP button under Stop Operation. 3.
Page 74: Useful Features

Operation 6.5 Useful Features 6.5.1 Auto/Manual Refrigeration Control Refrigeration capacity is automatically controlled so as to reach and maintain the target temperature and humidity. For normal tests, set refrigeration capacity to automatic control. When refrigeration capacity is set to 100%, the refrigeration runs at maximum capacity.
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Operation 4. Set refrigeration capacity control. Select between auto and manual (OFF/20%/50%/100%) control. Nor- mal operation mode is Auto Control. 5. When finished setting refrigeration capacity control, press the MAIN MENU button. Platinous User’s Manual…
Page 76: How To Use Time Signals

Operation 6.5.2 How to Use Time Signals Time signals can be used to power specimens during specific program steps only, or to control external equipment, such as shutting off measuring instruments at the same time testing ends, or lighting up lamps when monitoring starts.
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Operation To power the lamp (equipment with 2A or more power) Be sure to fit the line with a suitable capacity contactor and fuse. FIGURE 6.42. IME SIGNAL TERMINAL OR MORE Tim e s ignal inlet Fuse Fuse Power Lam p supply 2.
Page 78: External Alarm Terminal

Operation Droop cables below and up to specimens as shown in Figure 6.44 on page CAUTION If cables are taut, dew can run down the cables and damage specimens. To charge specimens with less than 2A of power Be sure to fit the line with a suitable capacity fuse. IRING TO SPECIMENS LESS THAN FIGURE 6.44.
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Operation Specifications • Number of outputs: 1 • Contact rating: 125V AC, 2A Operation A signal is output via a closed contact when the chamber has been stopped by a safety device tripping. The interface contact for the alarm signal closes when an alarm condition on the chamber occurs. Usage Connect the alarm circuit (i.e.
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Operation Platinous User’s Manual…
Page 81: Checks And Maintenance

Checks and Maintenance Chapter 7: This chapter explains equipment checks and maintenance. To keep the chamber in good working condition, perform checks and maintenance periodically. Platinous User’s Manual…
Page 82: Check And Maintenance Lists

Check List For an explanation on each check item, See “Checks” on page 77. If any of the following checks result in problems, contact the place of purchase or Espec North America. HECK LIST TABLE 7.14. Check Item When to Check…
Page 83: Checks

If a buzzer does not sound, something is wrong with the equipment. Contact the place of purchase or Espec North America. 5. To silence the buzzer, press the BUZZER STOP button on the Alarm screen.
Page 84: Water Filter Cleaning (Esl, Esx Models Only)

Checks and Maintenance 7.3.2 Water Filter Cleaning (ESL, ESX models only) Washing of Strainer Remove the cap, then pull out the filter from inside and wash it. At this time, deposits and foreign matter sticking to the filter should be thoroughly removed with a brush. (Located in the water compartment, visible when the access panel is removed).
Page 85: Humidifier Atomizing Nozzle Maintenance (Option)

Checks and Maintenance Procedure: 1. Open the chamber door. 2. Loosen screws holding lower baffle and remove to expose humidifying tray area. OW TO DETACH THE PROTECTIVE GRILL FIGURE 7.47. Screws 3. Clean the surfaces of the humidifying tray and humidifying heater with a brush or other means. 4.
Page 86: Test Area Cleaning

Checks and Maintenance 7.3.5 Test Area Cleaning Dirt and foreign matter inside the test area can throw test results off. Clean the test area before every test. Procedure: 1. Open the chamber door. 2. Wipe walls and parts clean with a soft cloth. 3.
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Checks and Maintenance Dry the test area (run the chamber). Turn the refrigeration and humidity control OFF, and run the chamber at a minimum 70°C for about 60 minutes. Then crack the chamber door slightly and run the chamber under the same conditions for about 15 minutes.
Page 88: Consumable Parts And Replacement Interval

7.4 Consumable Parts and Replacement Interval The below parts must be replaced periodically. Promptly replace them at the specified intervals if not sooner. Maintenance service is also provided by Espec North America. For spare parts and servicing, contact the place of purchase or Espec.
Page 89: Chapter 8: Troubleshooting

Troubleshooting Chapter 8: This chapter explains equipment problems and how to remedy them. When a problem is detected by one of the self-check features, it is displayed on the instrumentation panel display and an alarm buzzer sounds. For problems not found with self-checks and help with operator errors, See “Operator Error and Additional Troubleshooting”…
Page 90: Troubleshooting Using Alarm Codes

The Platinous Series is equipped with an alarm that sounds when problems occur as well as self-check features which appear on the instrumentation panel display. Display alarm codes and their content are given in the alarm table on the following pages.
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Troubleshooting When running in the constant mode OR when running in the program mode but not needing to continue after clearing the alarm Procedure: 1. Press the BUZZER STOP button on the Alarm screen to silence the buzzer. 2. If the chamber is running, press either the OPER./START key on the operating panel or the chamber operating status box on the screen to get the Operation Mode Selection screen.
Page 92: Alarm Table

Troubleshooting When running in the program mode and needing to continue after clearing the alarm Procedure: 1. Press the BUZZER STOP button on the Alarm screen to silence the buzzer. 2. Note the alarm name. Press the POWER key to deactivate control power. Check the alarm table. If there is no need to shut OFF primary power supply, leave the main power breaker in the ON position.
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Troubleshooting BURN-OUT The room temperature The sensor is loosely Turn control power OFF AI-CH0 compensation input to the connected to the RTD from the POWER key temperature controller was terminal on the SCP- and resume testing. If disconnected. The chamber 220 temperature the same alarm occurs has been stopped.
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Troubleshooting Displayed Alarm Code/Channel Trouble Cause Remedial Action Code (option) BURN-OUT The product temperature The sensor is loosely Turn control power OFF AI-CH3 input to the temperature connected to the AI- from the POWER key controller was disconnected. CH3 terminal on the and resume testing.
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Troubleshooting Displayed Alarm Code/Channel Trouble Cause Remedial Action Code (option) ABS.HIGH The temperature inside Either specimens Turn control power OFF from LIMIT : TEMP. the chamber has risen inside the chamber the POWER key. Then, above the absolute high are generating heat remove the heat-generating limit.
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Troubleshooting Displayed Alarm Code/Channel Trouble Cause Remedial Action Code (option) BLOWER The built-in temperature Overloaded air Leave the chamber OFF until the FAILURE switch of the air circulator circulator air circulator cools down. Then, motor (water circuit (heat motor. turn control power ON from the exhaust) compartment) POWER key and resume testing.
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Troubleshooting Displayed Alarm Code/Channel Trouble Cause Remedial Action Code (option) OUT-OF-RANGE A temperature outside of the Frost buildup, After testing ends, turn (AI-CH5 ~ CH12) specified range was detected compressor control power OFF and ON on one of the temperature trouble or a from the POWER key and controller channels (Ai5 ~…
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Troubleshooting Displayed Alarm Code/Channel Trouble Cause Remedial Action Code (option) ABS. HIGH The humidity inside the The absolute high Set the absolute high limit LIMIT : HUM. chamber has risen above the limit is set too setting about 10% RH (22) absolute high limit.
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Troubleshooting Displayed Alarm Code/Channel Trouble Cause Remedial Action Code (option) HUMIDIFIER The humidifying tray did The strainer on Check the humidifying water WATER SUPPLY not fill within the specified the humidifying supply circuit (wait for the test RATE2 amount time during water supply end if the backup mode is on) (26)
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Troubleshooting Displayed Alarm Code/Channel Trouble Cause Remedial Action Code (option) COMMUNICATION The instrumentation Refrigeration task Reactivate the system from ERROR-5 detected system trouble error on CPU the main power switch (99) in the CPU board. The board. (leakage breaker) and resume chamber has been testing.
Page 101: Operator Error And Additional Troubleshooting

This section explains problems not found with chamber self-checks and cases of operator error. If the issue is not resolved after taking the prescribed action, contact the place of purchase or Espec North America. PERATOR ERROR AND ADDITIONAL TROUBLESHOOTING TABLE 8.18.
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Troubleshooting PERATOR ERROR AND ADDITIONAL TROUBLESHOOTING TABLE 8.18. Trouble Cause Remedial Action Humidity rose sharply. There is nothing wrong with the equipment. Proceed as planned. The viewing window is The fuse in the frost prevention Replace fuse F14. See “Replacing clouded or frosted over.
Page 103: User-Level Servicing

When a fuse blows, replace it with one of the included fuses. Note: If a new fuse blows soon after being installed, contact the place of purchase or Espec North America. Procedure: 1. Set the main power switch in the OFF position.
Page 104: Changing The Chamber Lamp Starter

Troubleshooting 3. Lift the cover up to detach. 4. Pull the bulb to the right to detach. FIGURE 8.50. OW TO DETACH THE CHAMBER LAMP BULB Fluorescent bulb 5. Install a new bulb. 6. Reattach the cover and lock it in place with the screw. 8.3.3 Changing the Chamber Lamp Starter Change the chamber lamp starter whenever it blows.
Page 105: Defrosting

Troubleshooting 8.3.4 Defrosting Frost may form on the cooler in temperature operations below 40°C. Defrost the chamber in the following cases. • If temperature inside the chamber is uncontrollable or rises slowly. • If air blowing from the chamber is weak (when the door is opened.) •…
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Page 107: Chapter 9: Appendix

Appendix Chapter 9: Platinous User’s Manual…
Page 108: Major Specifications

Appendix 9.1 Major Specifications 9.1.1 ESL Series: Cold Temperature and Humidity Chambers Low Temperature and Humidity Chamber. 1. Product Name 2. Model Model Size ESL-2C 8 cu. Ft ESL-3C 14 cu. Ft ESL-4C 32 cu. Ft A = Refrigeration Cooling is by Air. W = Refrigeration Cooling is by Water.
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Appendix 6.9. Capacity for Live load (Ambient Temperature of 23°C) ESL-2C ESL-3C ESL-4C 23°C 1500 W 1200 W 1000 W -20°C 700 W 600 W 400 W 6.10. Air Flow 400 cfm for 8 cu. ft. and 14 cu. ft. 800 cfm for 32 cu.
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Appendix 9. Construction 9.1. General Material 9.1.1. Exterior Stainless Steel Sheets, 18GA (SS430). 9.1.2. Interior Stainless Steel Sheets, 20GA (SS304). 9.1.3. Insulation Fiber Glass and Foam Glass. 9.1.4. Thermal Break Support Frame Molded Unsaturated Polyester Resin. 9.1.5. Gasket Silicone. 9.2. Door 9.2.1.
Page 111: Esu Series: Cold Temperature Chambers

Appendix 9.1.2 ESU Series: Cold Temperature Chambers 1. Product Name Low Temperature Chamber. 2. Model Model Size ESU-2C 8 cu. Ft ESU-3C 14 cu. Ft ESU-4C 32 cu. Ft A = Refrigeration Cooling is by Air. W = Refrigeration Cooling is by Water. 3.
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Appendix 7. Dimensions Model Width Depth Height* Weight 7.1. Exterior 36.43 in. 47.08 in. 76.15 in. 840 lbs. ESU-2C 925 mm. 1196 mm. 1934 mm. 382 kg. 41.37 in. 55.01 in. 80.08 in. 920 lbs. ESU-3C 1051 mm. 1397 mm. 2034 mm.
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Appendix 9.6. Machinery Compartment 9.6.1. Refrigeration System Mechanical Single Stage Refrigeration System. 9.6.2. Compressor 2 HP Hermetic Compressor. 9.6.3. Condenser A = Air Cooled; W = Water Cooled. 9.7.4. Expansion System Expansion Valve and Capillary Tube. 9.7.5. Refrigerant Non CFC. 9.7.
Page 114: Esx Series: Ultra-Cold Temperature And Humidity Chambers

Appendix 9.1.3 ESX Series: Ultra-Cold Temperature and Humidity Chambers Ultra Low Temperature and Humidity Chamber. 1. Product Name 2. Model Model Size ESX-2C 8 cu. Ft ESX-3C 14 cu. Ft ESX-4C 32 cu. Ft A = Refrigeration Cooling is by Air. W = Refrigeration Cooling is by Water.
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Appendix 6.8.2. 60Hz. ESX-2C ESX-3C ESX-4C 23 to -65°C 35 min. 40 min. 85 min. 125 to -40°C 40 min. 60 min. 90 min. 6.9. Capacity for Live load (Ambient Temperature of 23°C) ESX-2C ESX-3C ESX-4C 23°C 1500 W 1200 W 1000 W -50°C 850 W…
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Appendix 9. Construction 9.1. General Material 9.1.1. Exterior Stainless Steel Sheets, 18GA (SS430). 9.1.2. Interior Stainless Steel Sheets, 20GA (SS304). 9.1.3. Insulation Fiber Glass and Foam Glass. 9.1.4. Thermal Break Support Frame Molded Unsaturated Polyester Resin. 9.1.5. Gasket Silicone. 9.2. Door 9.2.1.
Page 117: Esz Series: Ultra-Cold Temperature Chambers

Appendix 9.1.4 ESZ Series: Ultra-Cold Temperature Chambers Ultra Low Temperature Chamber. 1. Product Name 2. Model Model Size ESZ-2C 8 cu. Ft ESZ-3C 14 cu. Ft ESZ-4C 32 cu. Ft A = Refrigeration Cooling is by Air. W = Refrigeration Cooling is by Water. Balanced Temperature and Humidity Control System: BTHC.
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Appendix 7. Dimensions Model Width Depth Height* Weight 7.1. Exterior 36.43 in. 47.08 in. 76.15 in. 840 lbs. ESZ-2C 925 mm. 1196 mm. 1934 mm. 382 kg. 41.37 in. 55.01 in. 80.08 in. 920 lbs. ESZ-3C 1051 mm. 1397 mm. 2034 mm.
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Appendix 9.6. Machinery Compartment 9.6.1. Refrigeration System Mechanical Cascade Refrigeration System. 9.6.2. Compressor 2 HP x 2 Hermetic Compressor. 9.6.3. Condenser A = Air Cooled; W = Water Cooled. 9.6.4. Expansion System Expansion Valve and Capillary Tube. 9.6.5. Refrigerant Non CFC. 9.7.
Page 120: Glossary

Appendix 9.2 Glossary Air-Cooled Specifications The condenser in the refrigeration circuit is cooled by air. Boil-Dry Protector A device which prevents the humidifying heater from overheating when humidifying water is low or empty. Constant Control A control method which keeps temperature and humidity inside the chamber constant.
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Appendix Temperature Heat-up Rate EMPERATURE HEAT UP RATE FIGURE 9.51. T emperature heat-up rate Time Temperature-Humidity Con- The range in which temperature and humidity can be reproduced inside trol Range the chamber. It is normally expressed as a graph with temperature as the x-axis and humidity as the y-axis.
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Appendix Wet-Bulb Temperature The temperature measured by a temperature sensor on which a wet cloth has been draped. Is is used to measure humidity. Relative humidity is calculated from this temperature and the air temperature measured by a dry-bulb sensor. Wet-Bulb Wick The cloth draped over a wet-bulb temperature sensor.
Page 123: Espec Warranty Procedure

Any other means of shipment will result in an additional charge to the customer. Any failed part, replaced under terms of the warranty, and not returned to ESPEC when an RMA is issued, will be invoiced at the current price.
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DELIVERY/RISK OR LOSS: The risk of loss with respect to the goods to be Buyer shall repay ESPEC all attorney’s fees ESPEC incurs collecting late sold will pass to the Buyer at ESPEC’s plant upon the delivery of the goods payments or unpaid accounts.
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PLATINOUS Series Temperature and Humidity Standard Chamber User’s Manual Rev. 1.02: November 17,1999 Edited and Published by: Rev. 1.03: March 22, 2000 Rev. 1.04: August 28, 2000 ESPEC NORTH AMERICA Rev. 1.05: October 18, 2000 4141 Central Parkway Rev. 1.06: November 2, 2000 Hudsonville, MI 49426 Rev.

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I PP OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS CONSTANT CLIMATE CHAMBER HPP COOLED INCUBATOR IPP PLUS 100% ATMOSAFE. MADE IN GERMANY. www.memmert.com | www.atmosafe.net…
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Please contact our customer service before sending appliances for repair or before returning equipment, otherwise, we have to refuse acceptance of the shipment. © 2018 MEMMERT GmbH + Co. KG D24030 | Date 11/2018 We reserve the right to make changes…
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This manual describes the assembly, function, transport and operation of constant climate chambers HPP and cooled incubators IPPplus. It is intended for use by trained personnel of the owner, who have the task of operating and/or maintaining the respective appliance.
Page 4: Table Of Contents

Switching off the appliance in an emergency …………..8 Construction and description Construction ……………………9 Description ……………………. 10 Working range of constant climate chambers HPP …………10 Material……………………..11 Electrical equipment ………………….11 Connections and interfaces ………………..11 Designation (nameplate) ………………..13 Technical data ……………………
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Contents Menu mode Overview ……………………..44 Basic operation in menu mode using the example of language selection ……. 45 Setup……………………..46 Date and Time ……………………50 Calibration ……………………. 51 Program ……………………..56 Sound ……………………..57 Protocol ……………………..58 User-ID ……………………..59 Maintenance and service Cleaning ……………………..
Page 6: For Your Safety

For your Safety For your Safety 1.1 Terms and signs used In this manual and on the appliance itself, certain common terms and signs are used to warn you of possible dangers or to give you hints that are important in avoiding injury or damage. Observe and follow these hints and regulations to avoid accidents and damage.
Page 7: Product Safety And Dangers

For your Safety 1.2 Product safety and dangers The appliances described in this manual are technically sophisticated, manufactured using high-quality materials and subject to many hours of testing in the factory. They contain the latest technology and comply with recognised technical safety regulations. However, there are still risks involved, even when the appliances are used as intended.
Page 8: Intended Use

1.5 Intended use Constant climate chambers HPP and cooled incubators IPPplus may be used exclusively for temperature and climate testing of materials and substances in the context of the procedures and specifications described in this manual. Any other use is improper, and may result in hazards and damage.
Page 9: Construction And Description

Construction and description Construction and description 2.1 Construction Fig. 2 Construction 1 ControlCOCKPIT with capacitive function 5 Working chamber keys (see page 27) 6 Nameplate (see page 13) 2 On/Off switch (see page 24) 7 Door handle (see page 25) 3 Working chamber fans 8 Turn control with confirmation key 4 Steel grid…
Page 10: Description

(heat pump principle). Additionally, the humidity in the interior of constant climate chambers HPP can be regulated between 10 and 90 % rh (rh = relative humidity). The humidity is increased by water from a tank being evaporated and fed into the interior, and is reduced through condensation on a Peltier module.
Page 11: Material

2.4 Material For the outer housing, MEMMERT deploys stainless steel (Mat.No. 1.4016 – ASTM 430) and for the interior, stainless steel (Mat.No. 1.4301 – ASTM 304) is used, which stands out through its high stability, optimal hygienic properties and corrosion-resistance towards many (but not all!) chemical compounds (caution for example with chlorine compounds).
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Construction and description 2.6.2 Communication interfaces The interfaces are intended for appliances which meet the requirements of IEC 60950-1. USB interface The appliance is fitted by default with a USB interface in accordance with the USB specifi- cation. This way, you can ►…
Page 13: Designation (Nameplate)

The nameplate (Fig. 6) provides information about the appliance model, manufacturer and technical data. It is attached to the front of the appliance, on the right behind the door (see page 9). Typ: HPP 260 F.-Nr.: 0109.0088 230 V ~ 2.3 A 50/60 Hz 820 W…
Page 14: Technical Data

Temperature Adjustment 0.1 K precision Adjustment Humidity (HPP only) – 10 … 90 % rh range see Fig. 7 The minimum temperature depends on the outside temperature (see ambient conditions on page 16). If the interior is illuminated, the temperature range is further restricted.
Page 15: Applied Directives And Standards

DIN EN 61 010-1 (VDE 0411 Part 1):2002-08, DIN EN 61 010-2-010 (VDE 0411 Part 2-010):2004-06, EN 61 010-1:2001, EN 61 010-2-010:2003 2.10 Declaration of conformity You can download the EC declaration of conformity of the appliance online: English: http://www.memmert.com/en/service/downloads/ce-statement/ German: http://www.memmert.com/de/service/downloads/eg-konformitaetserklaerung/ D24030 | Date 11/2018…
Page 16: Ambient Conditions

USB storage medium with software and AtmoCONTROL manual ► The operating instructions at hand ► Calibration certificate In addition for constant climate chambers HPP ► Water tank with connection hose ► Tank holder (only for appliances of size 400/750/1060, see page 24) 2.13 Optional accessories…
Page 17: Delivery, Transport And Setting Up

Delivery, transport and setting up Delivery, transport and setting up 3.1 Safety regulations Warning! Because of the heavy weight of the appliance, you could injure your- self if you try to lift it. To carry appliances of the sizes 30 and 55, at least two persons, for appliances of the sizes 110 and 260, four persons are needed.
Page 18: Delivery

Delivery, transport and setting up 3.2 Delivery The appliance is packed in cardboard and is delivered on a wooden palette. 3.3 Transport The appliance can be transported in three ways: ► With a forklift truck; move the forks of the truck entirely under the pallet ►…
Page 19: Setting Up

(see page 21). If this cannot be done due to space problems, do not operate the appliance and do not open the door. Contact the Memmert service team (see page 2). 3.6.1 Prerequisites The installation site must be flat and horizontal and must be able to reliably bear the weight of the appliance (see «Technical data»…
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Delivery, transport and setting up 3.6.2 Installation options Setting up Comments Suitable for appliance size … 1060 Floor      Table    Check the load capacity first   Stacked two appliances maximum; mount-  …
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Delivery, transport and setting up 3.6.3 Tilt protection Attach the appliance to a wall with the tilt protection. The tilt protection is included in the delivery. 1. As illustrated, fasten the tilt protection to the rear side of the appliance. 2.
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Delivery, transport and setting up 3.6.4 Adjusting the doors (only for model sizes 400/750/1060) For model sizes 400/750/1060, it is possible to adjust doors that warp due to the floor condi- tions. In order to do so, every door has two adjuster screws at the top and at the bottom (Fig. 10).
Page 23: Putting Into Operation

► it does not come into contact with any hot parts. 4.2 Fill up and connect the water tank (for constant climate chambers HPP only) Water specifications For steam creation, use only: demineralised/desalinated water (Aqua Dem) with a conduc- tivity ≤ 10 μS/cm. Otherwise, possible calcification in the steam generators, steam piping and steam generator pumps could affect the correct functioning of the appliance.
Page 24: Switching On

Putting into operation Fill the supplied water tank with water and connect it with the enclosed tube to the „H2O“ connection on the rear of the chamber (Fig. 12). For appliances of sizes 400/750/1060, the tank can be attached to the appliance with the included tank holder (Fig.
Page 25: Operation And Control

Operation and control Operation and control 5.1 Operating personnel The appliance may only be operated by persons who are of legal age and have been instruct- ed accordingly. Personnel who are to be trained, instructed or who are undergoing general training may only work with the appliance under the continuous supervision of an experi- enced person.
Page 26: Loading The Appliance

Operation and control 5.3 Loading the appliance Warning! When loading the appliance with an unsuitable load, poisonous or explosive vapours or gases may be produced. This could cause the appliance to explode, and people could be severely injured or poi- soned.
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+ / — 0.0 Set 30 End 14:45 23.Nov 13:30 .0 %rh 9 10 Fig. 17 ControlCOCKPIT for HPP appliances in operating mode (width may differ depending on appliance size) TEMP TEMP LÜFTER LIGHT 12.Sept.2012 Fr 20.10.2010 20:31…
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Operation and control 5.4.2 Basic operation In general, all settings are made according to the following pattern: 1. Activate the desired parameter (e.g. tem- TEMP TEMP perature). To do so, press the correspond- ing activation key on the left or right or .5°C the respective display.
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The appliances reach up to to 20 °C below room temperature. In order to do so, the Peltier module needs sufficient ventilation (see Fig. 9 on page 19). Humidity (for constant climate chambers HPP only) HUMIDITY Adjustment range: 10 to 90 % rh Humidifying is indicated by the symbol.
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Operation and control Interior lighting (only for models with light module) LIGHT Adjustment range: 0 to 100 % in steps of 1% The interior light is only active at temperatures of up to LIGHT 40 °C. If this temperature is exceeded, the interior light switches off automatically.
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Operation and control Setup , you can choose if the timer should run setpoint-dependent or not. This deter- mines whether the timer should not start until a tolerance band around the set tempera- ture is reached or if it should start right after activation (see page 48). If the timer runs setpoint-dependent, this is indicated by the symbol in the timer display.
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Operation and control 3. To start the programme, press the confir- 12.Sept.2012 10:44 mation key. The programme starts. The Test 012 display shows: Ramp 1 ► the programme description (in this exam- Test 012 ► the programme segment description, in Ramp 1 this example ►…
Page 33: Monitoring Function

Operation and control You can now ► restart the programme as described ► select another programme for processing in menu mode (see page 56) and run it as described. ► return to manual mode. To do so, reactivate it by pressing the 12.Sept.2012 13:44 activation key next to the status display, then turn the turn…
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Operation and control Electronic temperature monitoring ( TWW) The manually set monitoring temperature of the overtemperature control is monitored by an adjustable over/undertemperature controller (TWW) protection class 3.3 acc. to DIN 12 880. If the manually set monitoring temperature is exceeded, the TWW takes over temperature control and begins to regulate the monitoring temperature (Fig.
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.0 °C auto 000°C auto off temperature protection) is automatically activated. Continue with point 1. ► For constant climate chambers HPP: ALARM Press the activation key to the left of the ALARM ALARM display. The temperature monitoring 000°C .0 °C .0 °C…
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Operation and control Save the selection by pressing the confirma- ALARM tion key. The min setting (undertemperature protection) is automatically activated. °C .0 °C auto 1. By turning the turn control, adjust the ALARM desired lower alarm limit value, in the example on the right 35.5 °C.
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.5 °C .5 °C auto In the menu, you can set if an acoustic signal should be triggered on alarm (see page 57) 5.5.2 Humidity monitoring (for constant climate chambers HPP only) If humidity monitoring has been triggered, Set 37.0 °C…
Page 38: Graph

Operation and control 4. By turning the turn control, adjust the ALARM desired lower alarm limit, in the example on the right 50 % rh. .0 %rh 5. Accept the selection by pressing the con- ALARM firmation key. The upper humidity alarm limit is automatically highlighted.
Page 39: Ending Operation

To close the graphical representation, again press the activation key which you have used to activate it. 5.6.2 Humidity proﬁ le (only for constant climate chambers HPP) 1. Activate graphic representa- °C 12.09.2012 Fr 20.10.2010 20…
Page 40: Malfunctions, Warning And Error Messages

Ob- serve the separate service manual for this. Do not try to rectify appliance errors yourself but contact the MEMMERT customer service department (see page 2) or an authorised service point.
Page 41: Malfunctions, Operating Problems And Appliance Errors

Malfunctions, warning and error messages 6.1.2 Humidity monitoring (for constant climate chambers HPP only) Description Cause Action Water tank Fill the water tank with deminera- page Error symbol empty lised/distilled water and press the confirmation key HUMIDITY Set 55 .0 %rh…
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Contact customer page 2 The system files could service white not be loaded Download the firmware ► Orange : The update at memmert. fonts and images could com and install it not be loaded D24030 | Date 11/2018…
Page 43: Power Failure

Malfunctions, warning and error messages 6.3 Power failure In case of a power failure, the appliance operates as follows: In manual mode After power supply has been restored, operation is continued with the parameters set. The time and duration of the power failure are documented in the log memory. In timer or programme mode In case of an interruption of the power supply of less than 60 minutes, the current pro- gramme is continued from the point at which it was interrupted.
Page 44: Menu Mode

Menu mode Menu mode In menu mode, you can make basic settings, load programmes and export protocols, as well as adjust appliance parameters. Caution: Before changing menu settings, read the description of the respective functions on the fol- lowing pages to avoid possible damage to the appliance and/or chamber load. To enter menu mode, press the MENU key.
Page 45: Basic Operation In Menu Mode Using The Example Of Language Selection

Menu mode 7.2 Basic operation in menu mode using the example of language selection In general, all settings in menu mode are done just like in manual mode: Activate the re- spective display, use the turn control for setting and press the confirmation key to accept the change.
Page 46: Setup

IP address for identification. By default, each appliance is delivered with the IP address 192.168.100.100. AtmoCONTROL ä Programm INP 250 Test 01 Programmname Editor Simulation Protokoll .0°C STAND BY HPP 250 Labor .0°C .4 %rh 192.168.1.216 192.168.1 Fig. 25 Operation of several appliances in a network (schematic example) D24030 | Date 11/2018…
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Menu mode SETUP 1. Activate the display. The entry SETUP SETUP address is automatically highlighted. IP address 192. 168. 1 0 0 . 100 Balance Subnet mask 255. 255. 0 . 0 IP Adresse 192. 168. 1 0 0 . 100 Unit Einheit °C…
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Menu mode 7.3.4 Timer mode Here, you can choose whether the digital backwards counter with target time setting (see page 30) should run setpoint-de- IP address 255. 145. 1 3 6 . 225 pendent or not. This determines whether the timer should not Subnet mask 255.
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Menu mode 7.3.6 Balance (only for model sizes 260, 400 and 750/1060) For appliances of the sizes 260, 400 and 750/1060, application-specific correction of the heat output distribution (balance) between the upper and lower heating groups is possible. The adjustment range is from –50 % to +50 %. upper heat output upper heat output lower heat output…
Page 50: Date And Time

Menu mode 7.3.8 Gateway Gateway The setup entry is used to connect two networks Balance +30 % with different protocols. The gateway is set the same way as the IP address (see page 46). Remote Control Off Gateway 192.168.5 .1 7.4 Date and Time Time In the…
Page 51: Calibration

Menu mode 6. Accept the selection by pressing the confirmation key. The adjustment options Date 12 . 05 . 2012 are highlighted. Time 12 : 00 Time zone GMT 00:00 Daylight savings 7. Set daylight savings to off () or on …
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Menu mode CAL 3 +1,6°C CAL 2 -0,4°C CAL 1 +0,5°C 10°C 20°C 30°C 40°C 0°C Fig. 28 Schematic example of temperature adjustment Example: Temperature deviation at 30 °C should be corrected. 1. Press the activation key to the right of the JUSTIEREN Calibration CALIB…
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Menu mode 5. Set the calibration value to 0.0 K and ac- cept the setting by pressing the confirma- Temperature Cal1 tion key. 30.0 Cal2 40.0 Cal3 6. Position the sensor of a calibrated refer- ence instrument centrally in the appli- TEMP ance’s working chamber.
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Menu mode 7.5.2 Humidity adjustment (for constant climate chambers HPP only) Humidity control of the constant climate chamber HPP can be adjusted according to customer requirements by means of three freely selectable balance points. For each selected calibration point, a positive or negative compensation correction value between –10 % and +10 % can be set (Fig.
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Menu mode JUSTIEREN 5. Save the setting by pressing the confir- mation key. The corresponding calibra- Temperature 40.0 Cal1 tion value is automatically highlighted. Humidity 60.0 Cal2 80.0 Cal3 6. Set the calibration value to 0.0 K and ac- cept the setting by pressing the confirma- Temperature 40.0 Cal1…
Page 56: Program

Menu mode 7.6 Program PROG In the display, programmes created using the AtmoCONTROL software can be trans- ferred to the appliance and saved on a USB storage medium. Here, programme to be used in manual mode can also be selected (see page 31) and programmes can be deleted. To load a programme from a USB stor- age medium: Connect the USB storage medium with the saved programme(s)
Page 57: Sound

Menu mode 7.7 Sound Sound In the display, it can be define whether or not the appliance should emit acoustic signals and, if yes, on which events: ► on the press of a key ► at the end of a programme ►…
Page 58: Protocol

Menu mode 7.8 Protocol The appliance continually logs all relevant measured values, settings and error messages at 1-minute intervals. The internal log memory is of the continuous memory type. The logging function cannot be switched off and is always active. The measured data are stored in the appliance, safe from manipulation.
Page 59: User-Id

Menu mode 7.9 User-ID 7.9.1 Description With the User-ID function, you can lock the settings of individual (e.g. temperature) or all parameters, so that they cannot be changed at the appliance by accident or unauthorised persons. You can also lock setting options in menu mode (e.g. adjustment or date and time settings) this way.
Page 60: Maintenance And Service

Maintenance and service Maintenance and service 8.1 Cleaning Warning! Danger due to electric shock. Before doing any maintenance work, pull out the mains plug. Warning! In case of appliances of a certain size, you can get accidentally locked in, which is life-threatening. Do not climb into the appliance! Caution! Danger of cuts due to sharp edges.
Page 61: Regular Maintenance

Maintenance and service 8.2 Regular maintenance Once a year, grease the moving parts of the doors (hinges and lock) with thin silicone grease and check that the hinge screws are not loose. To guarantee perfect control, we recommend to calibrate the appliance once a year (see page 51).
Page 62: Storage And Disposal

Storage and disposal Storage and disposal 9.1 Storage The appliance may only be stored under the following conditions: ► in a dry and enclosed, dust-free room ► frost-free ► disconnected from the power supply Before storage, remove water tube and empty the water tank (see page 24). 9.2 Disposal This product is subject to the Directive 2002/96/EC on Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) of the European Parliament…
Page 63: Index

Index Index Minimum clearances 19 Monitoring function 33 Accessories 16 Electrical connection 11 Monitoring temperature 33 Acoustic signals 51 Electronic temperature moni- Activation key 28 toring 34 Adjustment 51 Emergency 8 Nameplate 13 Alarm 35, 37, 40 Ending operation 39 Network 12, 46 Ambient conditions 11, 15, End of programme 32…
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Index Tank holder 24 Unit 47 Technical data 14 Unpacking 18 Temperature 29 USB interface 12, 58 Temperature adjustment 51 User ID 59 Temperature comparison 51 Temperature deviation 52 Warning messages 12, 40 Temperature monitor 33, 35 Water specifications 23 Temperature monitoring 33 Water tank 23 Temperature profile 38…
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Page 3: Table Of Contents

Page 7: Chapter 1: Introduction

Page 8: Safety Symbols

Page 9: How To Read Chamber Model Number

Page 10: Accessories And Spare Parts

Page 11: Precautions In Usage

Page 12: Substances Which Should Not Be Placed Inside The Equipment

Page 14: Specimen Protection (Safety Devices)

Page 16: Safety Device Setting Example

Page 18: Disposing Of The Chamber

Page 19: Other Precautions

Page 20: Warning Labels

Page 21: Global Warming Potential Of Refrigerants

Page 23: Chapter 3: Overview

Page 24: About The Platinous Series

Page 25: Temperature (& Humidity) Control And Instrumentation

Page 26: Instrumentation

Page 27: Chapter 4: Names And Functions Of Parts

Page 28: Chamber

Page 30: Left, Rear, And Top

Page 32: Test Area (1)

Page 33: Test Area (2)

Page 35: Instrumentation Panel

Page 36: Operating Panel

Page 38: Electrical Compartment

Page 39: Water Circuit Compartment

Page 41: Chapter 5: Installation

Page 42: Installation Site Check

Page 44: How To Install

Page 45: Power Supply Work

Page 46: Primary Power Supply Connections

Page 47: Compressor Shipping Bracket Removal

Page 48: Cooling Water Connection (Water-Cooled Chambers Only)

Page 50: Drainage

Page 52: Water Level Check (Esl, Esx Models Only)

Page 53: Water Supply Installation

Page 54: To Supply Water To The Humidifying Tray

Page 55: Checking Water Level In The Humidifying Tray

Page 56: To Check Water Level In The Wick Pan

Page 59: Chapter 6: Operation

Page 60: Test Preparation

Page 61: How To Power Specimens

Page 63: Wet-Bulb Wick Check (Esl, Esx Models Only)

Page 65: Specimen Safety Device Setup

Page 68: Constant Temperature (& Humidity) Setup

Page 70: Test Startup/End

Page 73: Test End

Page 74: Useful Features

Page 76: How To Use Time Signals

Page 78: External Alarm Terminal

Page 81: Checks And Maintenance

Page 82: Check And Maintenance Lists

Page 83: Checks

Page 84: Water Filter Cleaning (Esl, Esx Models Only)

Page 85: Humidifier Atomizing Nozzle Maintenance (Option)

Page 86: Test Area Cleaning

Page 88: Consumable Parts And Replacement Interval

Page 89: Chapter 8: Troubleshooting

Page 90: Troubleshooting Using Alarm Codes

Page 92: Alarm Table

Page 101: Operator Error And Additional Troubleshooting

Page 103: User-Level Servicing

Page 104: Changing The Chamber Lamp Starter

Page 105: Defrosting

Page 107: Chapter 9: Appendix

Page 108: Major Specifications

Page 111: Esu Series: Cold Temperature Chambers

Page 114: Esx Series: Ultra-Cold Temperature And Humidity Chambers

Page 117: Esz Series: Ultra-Cold Temperature Chambers

Page 120: Glossary

Page 123: Espec Warranty Procedure

Page 4: Table Of Contents

Page 6: For Your Safety

Page 7: Product Safety And Dangers

Page 8: Intended Use

Page 9: Construction And Description

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