Sanosil Q-Jet C10 User manual

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Sanosil Q-Jet C10
Operating Manual
SANOSIL AG CH- 8634 Hombrechtikon Schweiz
E-Mail: [email protected]om Internet: www.sanosil.com

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Table of Contents
1. Description of the device 4
2. Parts and functions 5
3. General security and safety rules 6
3.1 Used Symbols 6
3.2 Intended Usage 6
3.3 Inappropriate Usage 6
3.4 Danger and Caution Warnings 7
3.5 Authorized Persons 7
3.6 Disclaimer 7
3.7 Important safety Directions 8
4. Whole room disinfection variants 9
5. Room preparations prior room disinfection 10
5.1 Cleaning 10
5.2 Manual spray and wipe disinfection 10
5.3 Closing and sealing openings 10
5.4 Covering the fire alarm 10
6. Positioning / Room volume / Determining the dosage 11
6.1 Positioning of the Q-Jet 11
6.2 Measuring the room volume / determining the dosage 11
6.3 Establish nebulization time 12
7. Introducing of the Control elements 13
8. Prepare the device for operation 14
8.1 Filling 14
8.2 Power Connection and Switch on the device 14
9. Programming the device and start fogging 15
10. Door sealing and attaching the warning information 16
11. Re-entering procedure and using the room 16
12. Maintenance 17
13. Troubleshooting 18
14. Warranty 19
15. Disposal and Decommissioning 20

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1. Description of the device
The Sanosil Q-Jet C10 is a device for airborne room disinfection by an automated process.
By using the compressor / fine nozzle technology, the device is optimally suited for the 3D aerosol disinfection
of small rooms and vehicles (such as ambulances, buses, trams etc.) up to a volume of max. 80 –100 m3.
It impresses with its favorable dimensions, simple operation, high reliability and low noise emission.
Description of the device
AC power: 220 - 240V, 50/60 Hz
Current: 1A (Fuse max. 4A)
Power: 170W
Air flow: 50 L/min (3 m3/h)
Dimensions: 265x220x200mm, with handle and legs: 295x220x250mm
Weight: 8,5kg
Relative loudness’s: 56dB (2m)

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2. Parts and functions:
Frontside:
Backside:
1. Carrying handle
8. Housing
2. Signal lamp
9. Flow rate selector switch
3. ON-OFF switch
10. Fine mist nozzle
4. Control panel
11. Ventilation and compressor cooler openings
5. Power cord
12. Dosing table
6. Fluid connection coupling
13. Power cord holder
7. Fluid tank / Sanosil Disinfectant

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3. General security and safety rules:
3.1. Used Symbols
High risk!
Disregard can lead to death or heavy injuries!
Medium risk!
Disregard can lead to heavy injuries or damages!
Low risk!
Disregard can lead to medium or light injuries or damages!
3.2. Intended Usage
•The device is a nebulizer to be used for indoor applications with Sanosil disinfectants only and a maxi-
mal Hydrogen Peroxide content of 7.5%.
•Its purpose is to transform the used disinfection liquid into smallest particles and to nebulize them into
a room, thus leading to the consistent disinfection of all uncovered surfaces (whole room disinfection)
inside the room.
•This device is intended for usage in hospitals, clinics, public transports, etc. as well as in residential-,
commercial- and industrial areas. It is an additional measure following regular cleaning and disinfect-
ing room surfaces. Pre-cleaning protocol is defined by the respective healthcare facility.
WARNING
Risk of Damage!
This device nebulizes chemicalsubstances!
The area to be disinfected may only contain items necessary for its use.
Objects made of delicate organic materials, in particular antiques, paintings and pre-
cious artifacts are to be removed!
3.3. Inappropriate Usage
Do always and only use suitable Sanosil disinfectants with a maximal hydrogen Peroxide content of 7.5%. The
usage of any other disinfectant or accessories which are not specifically approved by Sanosil Ltd. is against
the rules herein and can lead to heavy injuries as well as to damaging the device. The device is not meant for
use as a stand-alone disinfection process but rather as an addition to regular cleaning and disinfection.
DANGER
Risk of Injuries!
Danger of explosion!
Do not use any flammable liquids! Do always and only use Sanosil disinfection liquids.

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3.4. Danger and Caution Warnings
•The device must be used in full compliance with this Operation and Maintenance Manual.
•It is strictly forbidden to use the device in an atmosphere with danger of explosion or flammability, in
dusty areas and in areas with the presence of people or animals. It is an imperative to prevent people
from entering intentionally or inadvertently the room during the nebulization process and during the
waiting time thereafter.
•The device can only be operated using the original power cord or a country-specific power cord with
earthing wire and plug. Before making electrical connections carefully check that the voltage supplied
is compatible with the voltage marked on the device’s data plate. Any electrical installation work must
be carried out by qualified personnel.
•The power socket must be easily accessible.
•Risk of injuries when using not authorized accessories!
•Therefore, do only use original accessories of Sanosil Ltd.
•Place device on a stable, flat, dust-free, not slippery, horizontal surface which can appropriately sup-
port its weight.
•Before removing the rear panel, always disconnect the device from the power supply.
•When there is liquid inside the tank, do not tilt the device; it could leak from the hydraulic circuit.
•Read carefully all indications stated on the label of the Sanosil disinfectant.
3.5. Authorized Persons
The device shall only be used by adults who have been carefully instructed on how to operate it and are well
informed on possible dangers and risks incurred when using the device.
The users must always have a copy of this Operation Manual at their disposal when operating the device and
have read and understood all specific indications stated on the label of the Sanosil disinfectant used.
3.6. Disclaimer
Sanosil declines any claims for damages or warranty claims if:
•The product is used for any other purpose but the ones stated in this Operation Manual.
•Regulations, standards or instructions in this Operation Manual are not adhered to.
•The product is modified or transformed in any manner.
•The product is not repaired by an authorized dealer and is used with other but the original spare
parts provided by Sanosil Ltd.
•The product is used despite obvious safety faults or recognizable damages.
•The product was exposed to mechanical tappets or has been dropped.
•Accessories are used which are not supplied nor specifically authorized by Sanosil Ltd.

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3.7. Important safety Directions (Read carefully before use)
Caution (Sanosil Q-JET device)
1. When the Q-Jet has completed its dispensing cycle, the room will be full of atomized Sanosil Dis-
infectant. The treated room MUST REMAIN UNOCCUPIED FOR AT LEAST 120 MINUTES AFTER
FOGGING. 120 minutes is the minimum wait time and means not that the room is safe to re-enter
or reoccupy. Length of wait time increases with fogging quantity (ml/m3).
2. When room re-entry is required before treatment process is completed or to perform a H2O2level
check , proper personal equipment (PPE) including wraparound style goggles; respirator mask (filter
class ABE1) filtering hydrogen peroxide (for example: 3M 4277 or 3M 7500 mask with 6057 filter)
and gloves should be worn to safely enter the room.
Caution (atomized Sanosil Disinfectant):
A caution statement in this manual identifies a condition or practice, which if not corrected or discontin-
ued immediately, could lead to serious injury or death.
1. KEEP OUT OF REACH FOR CHILDREN.
2. Carefully read all instructions, warning, caution and first aid statements prior to use.
4. Use only as directed.
5. The device is designed for easy-use. However, only properly trained individuals should use this de-
vice.
6. Do not leave the device unattended between uses.
7. Electric shock hazard. Do not plug in if electrical plug or parts are wet.
8. Use only a Sanosil supplied electrical power cord.
9. Take care to prevent water or other fluid from entering the device. Should this occur, allow to com-
pletely dry before use. Check the accuracy of all operating functions.
10. Always unplug the power cord from the outlet before moving the device.
11. There are no user-serviceable parts inside the device other than the nozzle. An operator may only
perform maintenance procedures specifically described in this manual, all other repairs should be
made by the manufacturer.
12. Position the device on a secure surface to prevent rolling or moving while in use.
13. Do not tip the device on its side at any time unless completely empty and dry.
as this can cause leakage and damage on electrical parts
14. Do not overfill the tank as this can cause leakage and damage on electrical parts
15. Protect this device from severe impact and shock.
16. While in use, the body of the device may become warm to the touch. Handle with caution.
17. Read the specific warning and caution statements of the Sanosil disinfectant you use.
18. To ensure effectiveness and safety, use only with Sanosil disinfectant. Using any other manufac-
turer’s disinfecting or cleaning product will result in serious injury, exposure and environmental
damage.
19. Sanosil Ltd. is not responsible for any injury or damage caused by using this device outside of the
specific parameters detailed in this manual.
20. Store in a safe, dry location. Do no place anything on top of the device. Store in an upright position.

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4. Whole room disinfection variants
Modes of operation
A: Overnight disinfection (recommended):
Procedure: Disinfecting process according procedure, Waiting time after re-use of the room 8-12 h
Advantages: Extended exposure time, maximal disinfection efficacy, Hydrogen Peroxide level will lower
automatically overnight and has to be measured only once on the next day
Disadvantages: Room cannot be used and Sanosil Q-Jet C10 is not available overnight
B: Standard disinfection with minimum waiting time:
Procedure: Disinfecting process according standard procedure, wait until the minimum prescribed ex-
posure time has elapsed before using the room unit again.
Advantages: Time consumption: 2-5 hours (depends on the room size, humidity and the decomposition
time of hydrogen peroxide in the treated room), Sanosil Q-jet C10 and room can be re-used
faster
Disadvantages: Needs measuring of the H202level for security reasons. Additional personal and time
needed for hydrogen peroxide level measurements
C: Standard disinfection with speed up measures:.)
Procedure: Disinfecting process according procedure
Advantages: Time consumption: 2-3 hours (depends on the room size and the taken measures to reduce
hydrogen peroxide level in the treated room), Sanosil Q-Jet and room can be reused faster
Disadvantages: Needs heavy ventilation, dehumidifier, and/or active carbon air filter device Additional per-
sonal and time needed to ventilate the room, slight risk of new contamination through
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5. Room Preparations prior room disinfection
5.1. Cleaning
Aerosol disinfection covers every inch of all surfaces in a room, though the pen-
etration of fogged disinfectant is limited. Organic residues not only have a cata-
lytic effect by breaking down the hydrogen peroxides quicker, they also have
the effect of physically blocking the fogging disinfectant. In the worst-case sce-
nario, a poorly cleaned room with visible soiling can therefore render any efforts
at disinfection using aerosols useless. Thorough cleaning of all surfaces (esp.
transfer points such as handles, light switches, etc.) by vacuuming and wet
cleaning is therefore vital for aerosol disinfection to work.
5.2. Manual spray and-wipe disinfection
Since aerosol disinfection is not designed to replace cleaning, but as an enhance-
ment in the form ofan additional bio-security step, it is recommended that heavily
contaminated surfaces (transfer points, sanitation facilities, equipment, etc.) are
cleaned using classic spray-wipe disinfection. Disinfectant cleaners such as e.g.
wipes soaked in Sano Clean AR could be used as an alternative.
5.3. Closing and sealing openings
In order to prevent the aerosol concentration from being accidentally reduced
or to stop it escaping from the room, all connections to other rooms or the out-
side must be closed and sealed with tape if possible. These include windows,
skylights, hatches, service ducts, etc., and all doors, apart from the one needed
to enter or leave the room after starting the unit. If necessary, openings for air
conditioning and ventilation systems can be sealed using HVAC cover plates.
Ventilation and air conditioning systems must of course be switched off.
5.4. Covering the fire alarm
Modern fire alarms react to smoke (particles) AND a rise in temperature. They
are less likely to sound false alarms than older models. These older models
mostly react to just one parameter, meaning that they may interpret the disin-
fectant fog as smoke and trigger the alarm. False alarms caused by the aerosol
disinfectant can be avoided by covering the alarms with telescopic fire alert co-
vers. If the room needs to be monitored by fire alarms for insurance purposes,
portable CO/CO2detectors with an alarm function can be used. In the event of a fire, these react to increased
combustion gas levels, but without being affected and triggered by the aerosol fog.
CAUTION
Risk of improper disinfection
In the worst-case scenario, if a room is not closed and sealed as instructed, the aerosol
fog may get into other rooms and cause irritation to the eyes or airways. At the same
time, the required disinfectant concentration in the air will not be reached in the room to
be treated.