Biological Safety Cabinets(BSC)

1. Standard Class 100 Purification: Employing large-area HEPA filters without partitions: Exhibiting strong filtration performance and excellent effect, it is the most widely utilized filtering material.
2. Ultraviolet Sterilization Lamp: Ultraviolet light ensures efficient sterilization, painstakingly creating a clean and sterile working environment. It is corrosion-resistant, not prone to oxidation, with thickened material and a firm structure.
3. Ultraviolet Lamp & Illumination Lamp: Highly efficient sterilization creates a clean and sterile working environment, and the illumination lamp makes the working area brighter.
4. Visual Glass Sliding Door: The lifting door is fabricated from 4mm tempered glass, can be manually pushed and pulled to any position, and is equipped with an internal negative pressure alarm prompt device.
5. Detachable Sewage Trough: The built-in detachable sewage outlet / exhaust vent is tidy, hygienic, and easy to scrub.
6. Stainless Steel Body: It is corrosion-resistant and not subject to oxidation. With a high material thickness and a solid structure, it is safer to use.
7. Pure Copper Wire Motor: A pure copper wire ensures a longer service life. The silent roller bearings have a high rotational speed and a better temperature-static effect.

Working Environment Conditions:
1. Temperature: 18°C - 27°C.
2. Power Supply: AC single-phase 220V/50Hz.
3. Cleanliness Degree: Class 100 @ ≥ 0.5μm (US Federal 209E).
4. Avoid Interference of Strong Airflow.
5. Adequate Operating Space.
6. Keep Away from Flammable and Explosive Materials.
Precautions:
1. Location Selection: Position the equipment away from strong airflow and vibrations.
2. Power Stability: Ensure that the power supply conforms to the equipment requirements and avoids voltage fluctuations.
3. Cleaning and Disinfection: Regularly clean and disinfect the interior of the cabinet to maintain its cleanliness.
4. Airflow Interference: Avoid rapid movements in front of the cabinet to reduce interference with the airflow.
5. Personal Protection: Wear appropriate personal protective equipment during operation.
6. Item Arrangement: Arrange items inside the cabinet rationally to avoid impeding the airflow.
7. Operating Specifications: Follow the standard operating procedures and use the safety cabinet correctly.
8. Maintenance and Inspection: Conduct regular equipment maintenance and functional inspections to ensure normal operation.
9. Waste Disposal: Handle the biological waste generated inside the cabinet properly.
10. Emergency Situations: Understand and prepare for possible emergency situations, such as power failures.