Hanil Supra R30 User manual

Quick Guide Supra R30
Cat. No. : SU-R30
Display & Control Panel
Setting Temp. Limit
Start Stop Key Lock Power Switch
Lid Open
Max. RPM : 30,000 rpm
Max. RCF : 106,657 xg
Setting Temperature
Setting temperature ( -10℃ ~ 40℃)
Setting temp. limit
Setting Time
Up to < 100 hr, Continuous run (00:00)
LED Display
Status of RPM / RCF / Time /
Temperature / Rotor ID /
Program / ACC / DEC Setting Rotor ID.
View Settings
Verifying the setting
parameters during
centrifugation
Pulse
After reaching the set speed,
the centrifugation is decelated
and stopped
Setting Speed
Setting RPM
Setting RCF
Setting ACC / DEC Rate
ACC (0 ~ 9 steps, Max.9)
DEC (0 ~ 9 steps, Natural DEC.0)
Program Save / Call
Saving a program
(up to 100)
Calling up a program
Saving / Calling Up a Program
Press a parameter
to be changed
Press the
Enter button
Press the
Enter button
Enter the desired valuse
on the keypad
Enter the desired program
number on the keypad
Press the
Save or call button
Setting Run Parameters
(RPM / RCF / Time / Temperature / ACC / DEC)
Press the
Enter button
Press the
Temp. limit button
Press the
Enter button
Temperature range that stops
operation when the temperature
is lower or higher than the set
temperature.
Enter the desired temperature
range on the keypad
After loading the rotor,
press the Rotor button
Enter the rotor ID
on the keypad
Setting Rotor ID
Serial No. Installation Date

Connect the device to voltage
sources, which correspond to the
electrical requirements on the label
attached to the device.
Check the wall outlet is earth-
grounded, surge-protected and
can supply enough power.
Connect the power cable to the
distribution box, or install the plug
and socket that are packed with
the device.
Switch off the device after use.
Unplug the power plug before
cleaning or unused for a long
period of time.
Check the Line Voltage Grounded Outlet Power Connection Switch Off the Device
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Quick Guide Supra R30
Cat. No. : SU-R30
Wipe up the moisture in the chamber
with a dry cloth after use.
Clean the centrifuge chamber and rotor
by wiping with a cloth soaked in mild detergent
and dry completely.
After using the rotor, remove the lid and keep it
upside down. At this time, be careful not to
damage the rotor ID disc.
Keep the Chamber Dry CleaningRotor Storage
If the centrifuge lid cannot be opened, lift the
emergency tool on the top right of the device.
(Before activating emergency open, switch off the
device and wait for the rotor to stop.)
Remove any dust from the
ventilation slits on the left side
of the device.
Remove DustEmergency Lid Open
A50-8
A85-6
A250-6
A500-6
A1000-4
A2.0-36
A10-12
A15-12
A15c-12
A50-6
A50c-6
8 x 50 mL / Max. 30k (Rotor ID.7)
6 x 85 mL / Max. 25k (Rotor ID.9)
6 x 250 mL / Max. 10k (Rotor ID.10)
6 x 500 mL / Max. 8k (Rotor ID.11)
4 x 1,000 mL / Max. 7k (Rotor ID.12)
36 x 1.5/2.0 mL / Max. 20k (Rotor ID.14)
12 x 10 mL / Max. 30k (Rotor ID.2)
12x 15 mL / Max. 30k (Rotor ID.4)
12 x 15 mL conical / Max. 17k (Rotor ID.8)
6 x 50 mL / Max. 30k (Rotor ID.5)
6 x 50 mL conical / Max. 17k (Rotor ID.6)
Allow a safety clearance of 30 cm
around the centrifuge during
operation.
Allow a Safety Clearance of
30 cm
30 cm
30 cm
30 cm
Inspect the rotor chamber, rotor
& accessories for foreign objects.
Check the Chamber
& Accessories Load tubes symmetrically into
the rotor with identical amount.
Load Tubes Symmetrically
Do not press the Reset button.
Pressing this button during
operation may cause the device
failure.
Do Not Press the Reset Button
Check the rotor,buckets and tubes
are free of scratch and crack before
operation.
Check the Accessories
for Abnormalities
After relocating the device or loading the
rotor, balance them by using a leveler. If
necessary, level the device by adjusting the
‘Leveling foot’ on the bottom of the device.
Balancing the Centrifuge and Rotor
4.0KVA
220~240V 50/60Hz
Rev.1
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Cautions For Use
Maintenance
Electrical Safety
Rotors
Before OperationAfter Operation