airinspace RHEA One User manual

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Device for airborne room disinfection by automated
process
USER MANUAL
RHEA One/X-CID
In line with the Low Voltage Directives 2014/35/EC, EMC Directive 2014/30/EC, and RED
Directive 2014/53/CE

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WARNING
Please read these instructions in their entirety before operating the RHEA One/X-CID for the first time (see
section 2 –Use).
To make it easier for different types of users to access more detailed information, these instructions consist of
3 sections:
•Section 1: General information.
•Section 2: End user instructions for use.
•Section 3: Technical information for servicing and maintenance personnel.
PACKING LIST
•RHEA One/X-CID unit.
•Power supply cable.
•User Manual.
•Transport crate (optional)
•1 dip tube

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
SECTION 1 - GENERAL INFORMATION...................................................................................................................... 4
1.1 Safety instructions................................................................................................................................................. 4
1.2 Regulatory standard ............................................................................................................................................. 5
1.3 Normative standards............................................................................................................................................. 5
1.4 Description of the device....................................................................................................................................... 6
1.4.1 Overview .........................................................................................................................................6
1.4.2 View towards the X-CID BOTTLE...................................................................................................7
1.5 LABELLING......................................................................................................................................................... 8
1.6 Functional description of the device.................................................................................................................... 8
1.6.1 Intended use....................................................................................................................................8
1.6.2 Operating principles ........................................................................................................................8
1.6.3 Description of the disinfection cycle:...............................................................................................9
1.6.4 Specifications of RHEA One .........................................................................................................10
1.7 Installation instructions.......................................................................................................................................11
1.8 Operating recommendations for RHEA One ....................................................................................................11
1.9 Instructions for handling, storing and warehousing.........................................................................................14
1.9.1 Storing the RHEA One..................................................................................................................14
1.9.2 Handling and storage of the X-CID product..................................................................................14
1.10 Transport..............................................................................................................................................................15
1.10.1 Transporting the RHEA One .........................................................................................................15
1.10.2 Transporting the X-CID product....................................................................................................15
1.11 Disposal of the RHEA One unit ..........................................................................................................................15
SECTION 2 - USE .............................................................................................................................................................16
2.1 Description of the user interface.........................................................................................................................16
2.1.1 First boot .......................................................................................................................................16
2.1.2 Protocol selection guide................................................................................................................18
2.1.3 Switching on the unit.....................................................................................................................19
2.1.4 Switching off the unit.....................................................................................................................19
2.2 Description of the main menu .............................................................................................................................20
2.3 Settings menu for the ASD cycle.........................................................................................................................21
2.4 Bottle menu...........................................................................................................................................................24
2.5 Bottle replacement................................................................................................................................................25
2.1 REPLACE THE PRE-FILTER..........................................................................................................................25
2.2 Description of the settings menu SCREEN........................................................................................................27
2.3 Language selection ...............................................................................................................................................28
2.4 PASSWORD SETTING ......................................................................................................................................28
2.5 Setting the date and time.....................................................................................................................................28
2.6 Protocol setting.....................................................................................................................................................29
2.7 Bluetooth menu.....................................................................................................................................................30
2.8 DATALOG menu.................................................................................................................................................31
2.9 Warnings and error reporting ............................................................................................................................31
2.9.1 Warnings .......................................................................................................................................31
2.9.2 Error reporting ...............................................................................................................................31
2.10 Menu tree..............................................................................................................................................................34
SECTION 3 - MAINTENANCE - REPAIR......................................................................................................................35
3.1 Compatibility of materials with the X-CID product.........................................................................................35

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3.2 Bottle replacement...............................................................................................................................................35
3.3 CLEANING..........................................................................................................................................................35
3.4 Manufacturer’s warranty ...................................................................................................................................35
3.5 Model identification.............................................................................................................................................36
SECTION 1 - GENERAL INFORMATION
1.1 SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
•READ THESE INSTRUCTIONS THOROUGHLY and strictly follow the chronological order of
installation, start-up and maintenance operations.
•The unit can be used at an altitude of up to 2000 m at temperatures from +5°C to +35°C and up
to a relative humidity of 95% n dust levels below 0.1 mg/m3 and up to an altitude of 2,000m.
•The safety of this product depends on an electrical installation that complies with the NF C15-100
standard, equipped with an earth connection and correctly protected. Only connect the appliance
to mains sockets that comply with the regulations, that are periodically checked and equipped
with an earth contact.
•The electrical connector must be left easily accessible after installation.
•Do not allow any liquid to penetrate the device.
•Do not place the device near a heat source.
•Do not use the device in the presence of flammable gases.
•Never obstruct or cover the outlet nozzle when the device is in operation.
•Never obstruct or cover the air inlets when the device is in operation.
•Only use airinspace®products when replacing the bottles (see section 2 –chapter 2.5 –Bottle
Replacement).
•Do not twist, stretch or damage the power supply cable.
•Only connect the device to earthed sockets that meet legal requirements and are inspected
periodically.
•Unplug the device when not in use for extended periods.
ATTENTION : HUMANS,ANIMALS AND VEGETATION SHOULD NOT BE PRESENT WHEN THE DISINFECTION
PROCESS BEGINS.AT THE END OF THE DISINFECTION CYCLE,THE OPERATOR MUST ENSURE THAT
THE HYDROGEN PEROXIDE LEVEL (H2O2)IS SUFFICIENTLY LOW (EXPOSURE LIMIT VALUE AT 8
HOURS ELV =1 PPM (1.5 MG/M3)).
IF AN OPERATOR HAS TO RE-ENTER THE ROOM BEFORE THE END OF THE DISINFECTION CYCLE,
THEY MUST WEAR THE FOLLOWING PERSONAL PROTECTION EQUIPMENT:INDIVIDUAL
RESPIRATORY PROTECTION DEVICE (EN 133) OR A GAS-FILTERING RESPIRATOR (EN 141);
RECOMMENDED FILTER:ABEK-P2. IT IS ALSO RECOMMENDED TO WEAR NOISE-CANCELLING
HEADPHONES IF THE UNIT HAS NOT FINISHED ITS SPRAYING CYCLE (HIGH NOISE).
BEFORE CARRYING OUT ANY WORK ON AN ELECTRICAL COMPONENT, SWITCH OFF THE DEVICE
AND DISCONNECT IT FROM THE MAINS.
ATTENTION : WORK ON THE RHEA ONE (INCLUDING ELECTRICAL CIRCUITS,ELECTRONIC BOARDS)MUST
ONLY BE CARRIED OUT BY AIRINSPACE®MAINTENANCE PERSONNEL OR DULY TRAINED
PERSONNEL.
THE USER IS LIABLE FOR ANY DAMAGE,REGARDLESS OF ITS NATURE,CAUSED BY NON-
COMPLIANCE WITH THE USAGE RULES AND SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS.

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1.2 REGULATORY STANDARD
RHEA devices are CE-marked and comply with European regulations:
Low Voltage Directive 2014/35/EC
EMC Directive 2014/30/EC
RED Directive 2014/53/UE
1.3 NORMATIVE STANDARDS
NF EN 61010-1 (2011) + A1 (2019): Safety Requirements for Electrical Equipment for
Measurement, Control and Laboratory Use - Part 1: General Requirements
EN 61326-1 (2021). Electrical equipment for measurement, control and laboratory use - EMC
requirements - Part 1: General requirements
NF EN 17272 (2020): Chemical disinfectants and antiseptics. Methods of airborne room
disinfection by automated process. Determination of bactericidal, mycobactericidal, sporicidal,
fungicidal, yeasticidal, virucidal and phagocidal activities
EN 300 328 V2.2.2 : Wideband transmission systems; Data transmission equipment operating in
the 2,4 GHz band; Harmonised Standard for access to radio spectrum
Classification
Type of protection against electric shocks
Class I
Earthing for all accessible metallic elements and internal metallic elements.
Degree of protection against water and solids
IP 40
ATEX environment
The product is not ATEX certified. The RHEA One cannot be used in
explosive area

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1.4 DESCRIPTION OF THE DEVICE
1.4.1 OVERVIEW
1
Fixed housing
2
Outlet nozzle
3
Filter access
4
Grip handle
5
User interface
6
Bottle
7
Feet
8
Power supply socket
9
RJ45 connector for RHEA Satellite Compact or Wi-Fi dongle
4
1
2
5
6
3
8
7
9

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1.4.2 VIEW TOWARDS THE X-CID BOTTLE
10
Quick connector to attach to the dip tubes
11
2.5 L bottle of X-CID
12
Dip tube to screw into the bottle
10
12
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1.5 LABELLING
Label
Description
Position
Product
On the right side near the machine’s
screen
Fuse
On the chassis near to the mains
socket
Attention - Reference to the
user manual
On the upper part, near the unit's
display
1.6 FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION OF THE DEVICE
1.6.1 INTENDED USE
RHEA One is a portable automated parts disinfection unit which effectively combats fungi, yeasts,
bacteria, viruses, mycobacteria and spores. As a tool designed to control surface contamination and
combat hospital-acquired infections, the RHEA One can be used wherever the risk of surface
contamination must be controlled. It should only be used with the X-CID solution sold by airinspace®.
1.6.2 OPERATING PRINCIPLES
RHEA One generates a hydrogen peroxide (7%), acetic acid (5%) and peracetic acid (0.4%)-based X-
CID disinfection solution using a technique that provides a diffusion of micro-droplets that form a dry
and cold mist. This diffusion enables the disinfecting agents to make contact with all surfaces.
Spraying is a 3-stage process:
- The diffusion time (spraying) depends on the size of the room to be processed.
- The contact time represents the time between spraying and the complete disinfection of the
room.
- The safety time is the time required for the concentration of hydrogen peroxide to become
sufficiently low (the Exposure Limit Value is 1 ppm).
Several protocols, validated according to the standard NF EN 17272: 2020, 2020. The RHEA One/X-
CID duo has bactericidal, fungicidal, virucidal, yeasticidal, mycobactericidal, tuberculocidal and
sporicidal properties.(see 2.1.2)
Please contact airinspace®for more information on these certifications.

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1.6.3 DESCRIPTION OF THE DISINFECTION CYCLE:
•Clean the room with a detergent.
•If needed, caulk the windows, doors and intake and return outlets, as well as the smoke detectors. If
covering the smoke detectors, you must inform those responsible for fire safety on the site. If covering
intake and return outlets, check the technical feasibility and potential peripheral impacts.
•Position the device depending on the space in the room (see §1.8).
•Switch on the appliance (see §2.1.3) and follow the operating instructions.
•Leave the room and lock the door if needed.
•Ensure that a visible and understandable warning sign (DANGER –ACCESS PROHIBITED) is attached
to the outside of the door. Use a high-quality adhesive. It is also recommended that a tape is crossed
over the door to prevent access to the room.
•A countdown will run throughout the spray cycle. Spraying stops automatically when the required
quantity of product has been sprayed.
•At the end of the spray cycle, a new countdown will run throughout the contact time.
•The machine will beep when the contact time is up. An operator wearing protective equipment such as
an individual respiratory protection device (EN 133) or a gas-filtering respirator (EN 141), ABEK-P2 filter
recommended, may enter the room to check the hydrogen peroxide concentration.
•Don’t forget to uncover the smoke detectors at the end of the safety time (when the hydrogen peroxide
level is less than or equal to 1 ppm).
DRY MIST DIFFUSION DIRECTION
ATTENTION : HUMANS,ANIMALS AND VEGETATION SHOULD NOT BE PRESENT WHEN THE DISINFECTION CYCLE
BEGINS.AT THE END OF THE DISINFECTION CYCLE,THE OPERATOR MUST ENSURE THAT THE
HYDROGEN PEROXIDE LEVEL (H2O2)IS SUFFICIENTLY LOW (PROFESSIONAL EXPOSURE LIMIT
VALUE AT 8HOURS ELV =1 PPM (1.5 MG/M3)).
IF AN OPERATOR HAS TO RE-ENTER THE ROOM BEFORE THE END OF THE DISINFECTION CYCLE,THEY MUST WEAR
THE FOLLOWING PERSONAL PROTECTION EQUIPMENT:INDIVIDUAL RESPIRATORY PROTECTION DEVICE (EN 133)
OR A GAS-FILTERING RESPIRATOR (EN 141); RECOMMENDED FILTER:ABEK-P2
ATTENTION : BIO CLEANING MUST BE CARRIED OUT BEFORE BEGINNING THE AIRBORNE DISINFECTION CYCLE
OF SURFACES.

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1.6.4 SPECIFICATIONS OF RHEA ONE
Power supply
~200/240 V; 50/60 Hz
Maximum electrical power
1205 VA max/1190 W
Electrical protection
-Isolated by removable power cable
-Fuse protection Ph + N bipolar switch (2x10AT)
Wireless communication protocols
-Bluetooth Low Energy (Utilization in band from 2400 MHz to
2483.5 MHz with maximal radiated power: 1 mW)
-802.11B Wi-Fi (only active when extracting data)
Volume output of the X-CID disinfectant product
Between 18 and 21 ml/min (according to factory setting)
Treatment capacity (room volume)
150m3 max. per device (optimum with one unit)
800m3 cumulative volume (new X-CID bottle)
Noise levels 1 m from the device
107 dB(A)
Bactericidal efficacy in line with standard NF EN 17272*:
-Pseudomonas aeruginosa
-Escherichia coli
-Staphylococcus aureus
-Enterococcus hirae
-Acinetobacter baumanii
Logarithmic reduction:
>5 log
Fungicidal efficacy in line with standard NF EN 17272*:
-Candida albicans
-Aspergillus brasiliensis (niger)
Logarithmic reduction:
>4 log
Tuberculicidal efficacy in line with standard NF EN 17272*:
-Mycobacterium terrae
-Mycobacterium avium
Logarithmic reduction:
>4 log
Sporicidal efficacy in line with standard NF EN 17272*:
-Bacillus subtilis
Logarithmic reduction:
>4 log
Yeasticidal efficacy in line with standard NF EN 17272*:
-Candida albicans
Logarithmic reduction:
>4 log
Viruicidal efficacy in line with standard NF EN 17272*:
-Adenovirus type 5
-Murine novovirus
Logarithmic reduction:
>4 log
Water/solids protection index
Complete device
IP42
Control panel
Waterproof touch screen
Overall dimensions
H 405 x W 177 x D 339 mm
Weight of RHEA One
6.2 kg
Environmental operating range
Temperature
+5 °C to +35 °C
Relative humidity
Non condensing <95%
Environmental storage range
Temperature
5°C to 35°C
Relative humidity
20% to 90%
Dust level
< 1 mg/m3

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* See §2.1.2 PROTOCOL SELECTION GUIDE.
The information contained in this table is for information only. For any information on measurements and
tolerance intervals, please contact airinspace®at the address provided at the end of this document.
1.7 INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
NOTA : if the device is supplied without a carrying case, skip directly to step 3.
Unpacking (optional)
1. Move the transport crate as close as possible to a clean, flat floor space.
2. Remove the unit from the transport crate:
ATTENTION : USE THE GRIP HANDLE TO MOVE THE DEVICE
ATTENTION : KEEP THE ORIGINAL PACKAGING.THIS MAY BE REQUESTED FOR ANY RETURN TO THE SELLER
OR MANUFACTURER.
ATTENTION : DO NOT TILT THE DEVICE ON ITS SIDE.
Reception
3. Carefully examine the device delivered and check that the items on the packing list are present.
4. Connect the unit to a secure electric plug. (see section 1.6.4 - Physical characteristics)
5. Switch on the unit and check that it starts up correctly (see 2.1.3 - Starting).
6. Write down any anomalies and damage on the delivery note and notify the distributor or
airinspace®.If you wish to contact the manufacturer or distributor, please provide the serial
number and date of purchase.
1.8 OPERATING RECOMMENDATIONS FOR RHEA ONE
The positioning of the machine depends on the space in the room. Select a position near the entrance
to the room. Place the device in such a way that the nozzle is at least 1.5 metres away from any
obstacle.
Ensure that the machine is stable and in a vertical position.
If the maximum treatment capacity for a RHEA One unit is 800 m3cumulative volume with a new X-
CID bottle, it is recommended that you limit the operation of a unit for the treatment over one cycle of
a maximum volume of 150 m3in order to obtain an optimum disinfection result.
For volumes higher than this, it is recommended that you use multiple RHEA units divided spatially in
order to cover all of the target volume.

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Beyond the single volume of the room, it is advisable to use several units to optimise the spatial coverage of the
disinfection process in the following cases:
•Significantly long room: consider an optimal diffusion range over a length of approximately 10 metres/15
metres.
•Significantly high ceiling: consider an optimal diffusion range over a height of approximately 4 metres/5
metres.
•Restrictive geometry: consider an optimal diffusion range over spaces directly in line with the unit.
Examples:
Disinfection of a corridor longer than 10/15 metres
Disinfection of an industrial production room with a height greater than 4/5 metres
Disinfection of a geometrically complex room

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1.9 INSTRUCTIONS FOR HANDLING, STORING AND WAREHOUSING
1.9.1 STORING THE RHEA ONE
1. The device can be stored with the bottle inside in its operating position.
2. Check that the unit is switched off.
3. Arrange the power supply cable.
4. Position the unit in its storage area.
5. The unit must be stored in a clean area with an atmosphere not polluted by industrial activities.
The unit must be protected from dust, direct sunlight, heat sources, frequent changes in temperature and
humidity, and potentially corrosive chemicals or other products.
Storage temperature: from +5°C to +30°C (20°c if stored with X-CID)
Relative humidity level: 20% to 90%.
Dust level: less than 1 mg/m3.
1.9.2 HANDLING AND STORAGE OF THE X-CID PRODUCT
The X-CID product is a hydrogen peroxide (H2O27%), acetic acid (5%) and peracetic acid (0.4%) -based
solution. The product’s characteristic smell is similar to vinegar. Handling, storing and transporting this
product requires a certain number of precautions.
ATTENTION : THIS PRODUCT MUST BE HANDLED,STORED AND TRANSPORTED BY TRAINED PERSONNEL WHO
ARE AWARE OF THE APPROPRIATE SAFETY MEASURES TO TAKE AND WEARING ADEQUATE
PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT (PVC GLOVES IN LINE WITH STANDARD 374 OR EQUIVALENT,GLASSES
IN LINE WITH STANDARD 166 OR EQUIVALENT).
•Inhaling X-CID fumes could cause irritation of the nose and throat.
•Contact with the skin could cause burns.
•Contact with the eyes could cause serious irritation and the risk of permanent injury.
•Ingesting the product could cause serious internal injuries.
For more information, refer to the product label and its Material Safety Datasheet.
ATTENTION : THE BOTTLES MUST BE STORED CLOSED,IN A VERTICAL POSITION IN AN UNHEATED AND
ADEQUATELY VENTILATED ROOM,AND AWAY FROM SUNLIGHT AND ANY FLAMMABLE MATERIALS.
•Storage temperature: +5°C to +20°C.
•Shelf life: 36 months from putting in the bottle/4 months after opening.
ATTENTION : THE STORAGE OF THIS PRODUCT MUST COMPLY WITH LOCAL GUIDELINES GOVERNING THE
STORAGE OF HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES.

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1.10 TRANSPORT
1.10.1 TRANSPORTING THE RHEA ONE
Before transport: remove the bottle from the unit, seal it them with its original cap and store it in a
dedicated place. Protect the unit against impacts and scratches.
The unit must be transported in its original packaging, maintained on its feet, firmly anchored, and kept
in an enclosed space (not transported on an open-air platform, for example).
ATTENTION : ONLY TRANSPORT THE UNIT IN THIS POSITION:
1.10.2 TRANSPORTING THE X-CID PRODUCT
The X-CID product cannot be shipped by courier.
ATTENTION : THE TRANSPORT OF THIS PRODUCT MUST COMPLY WITH LOCAL GUIDELINES GOVERNING THE
TRANSPORT OF HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES.
ATTENTION : TRANSPORT OF THIS PRODUCT MUST BE ENTRUSTED TO PROFESSIONALS WITH THE NECESSARY
PERMISSIONS TO TRANSPORT HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES.
1.11 DISPOSAL OF THE RHEA ONE UNIT
This product is covered by European Directive 2012/19/EU dated 4 July 2012 on waste electrical and
electronic equipment (WEEE):
-France: Disposal is carried out by our partner ECOLOGIC.
For details of collection points and terms of use, visit:
e-dechet.com.
-Outside of France: Disposal of this product and the recovery of the resultant waste must respect
regulations arising from the application of the European Directive by the different member states,
as well as any local regulations that complement it.

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SECTION 2 - USE
2.1 DESCRIPTION OF THE USER INTERFACE
The RHEA One has been programmed to offer a simple, user-friendly interface to its users. The user interface
comprises a 3.5-inch capacitive colour touch screen. It features a buzzer.
2.1.1 FIRST BOOT
During first use, the RHEA One offers you the option of changing the settings. Follow the steps below:
After switching on, the RHEA One offers a choice of
language:
French
English
German
Spanish
Chinese
Press the flag corresponding to the desired language.
Then validate by pressing
Then set the date and time.
Once set, press
to move onto the next step
Press to go back.

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The next step is to choose the disinfection protocol for
the next disinfection cycle:
There are 9 protocols:
-3 ml/m3–2 hours of contact time
-6 ml/m3–2 hours of contact time
-8 ml/m3–2 hours of contact time
-3 ml/m3–1 hour of contact time
-6 ml/m3–1 hour of contact time
-8 ml/m3–1 hour of contact time
-6 ml/m3–30 minutes of contact time
-8 ml/m3–30 minutes of contact time
-6 ml/m3–15 minutes of contact time
After having chosen the protocol, press
to move onto the next step
Press to go back.
After having chosen the protocol, a confirmation
screen will appear.
Press to confirm the protocol.
Press to go back.

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2.1.2 PROTOCOL SELECTION GUIDE
The RHEA One has been validated according to standard NF EN 17272: 2020, depending on the different
protocols, in order to give the user the choice to adapt to the best use.
The table below will help with protocol choice:
Available protocols
(target X-CID
concentration - contact
time)
Selection criteria
Biocide range
in line with
NF EN 17272
3 ml/m3- 1 hour
- Low X-CID concentration.
Low consumption –Excellent material compatibility –Minimal aeration time
- Out of tuberculocidal range
Complies with standard NF EN 17272
- Bactericide
- Fungicide
- Sporicide
- Yeasticide
- Virucide
3 ml/m3- 2 hours
- Low X-CID concentration.
Low consumption –Excellent material compatibility –Minimal aeration time
Fast cycle for volumes > 80 m3 with eCHEM Cubair
- Doubled contact time - Long exposure time - Economical use of eCHEM
Cubair purifier filters
Complies with NF EN 17272 on all classes of micro-organisms
- Bactericide
- Fungicide
- Sporicide
- Yeasticide
- Tuberculicide
- Virucide
6 ml/m3- 1 hour
- Medium X-CID concentration.
Rapid cycle for volumes < 80 m3 with eCHEM Cubair
6-log reduction of bacterial spores
Complies with NF EN 17272 on all classes of micro-organisms
6 ml/m3- 2 hour
- Medium X-CID concentration.
- Doubled contact time - Margin of safety results - Long exposure time -
Economical use of eCHEM Cubair purifier filters
Complies with NF EN 17272 on all classes of micro-organisms
8 ml/m3- 30 minutes
- Maximum X-CID concentration.
Short contact time for rapid cycle if possibility of rapid elimination of the
biocide (CTA type)
Complies with NF EN 17272 on all classes of micro-organisms
8 ml/m3- 1 hour
- Maximum X-CID concentration.
- Doubled contact time
- Margins of safety for disinfection performances
Complies with NF EN 17272 on all classes of micro-organisms
8 ml/m3- 2 hour
- Maximum X-CID concentration.
Quadrupled contact time - Long exposure time - Safety margins on disinfection
performance - Economical use of purifier filters
Complies with NF EN 17272 on all classes of micro-organisms
6 ml/m3- 15 minutes
Protocol not compliant with EN 17272, subject to customer validation
Does not comply
with EN 17272
Complies with
standard NF
72281
6 ml/m3- 30 minutes
Protocol not compliant with EN 17272, subject to customer validation

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2.1.3 SWITCHING ON THE UNIT
Check that the RHEA One is connected to a ~230 V -50 Hz electrical network.
ATTENTION : THE ELECTRICAL SUPPLY MUST COMPLY WITH REGULATORY TEXTS AND BE PERIODICALLY
CHECKED.ONLY USE POWER CABLES SUPPLIED BY THE MANUFACTURER
ATTENTION : THE ELECTRICAL CONNECTORMUST REMAIN EASILY ACCESSIBLE TOTHE OPERATOR AFTER
INSTALLATION.
When the RHEA One is connected to the mains via the power cable, the home screen is displayed for several
seconds during software start-up. Once start-up is complete, the main screen is displayed automatically and
the units beeps.
2.1.4 SWITCHING OFF THE UNIT
To turn off the device, simply unplug it by
removing the plug from the power supply
socket.
Welcome screen
Main screen

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2.2 DESCRIPTION OF THE MAIN MENU
1
Access to the settings menu for the disinfection cycle
2
Access to the bottles menu
3
Access to the maintenance menu
4
Access to the data log
1
1
4
1
2
1
3