UVP Crosslinkers - Manual (Page 4)

UV CROSSLINKERS UVP
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• Internal safety interlock
• Large LCD readout
• Tactile membrane switch keypad
• UV blocking viewing window
• Large interior UV exposure chamber
• Dual safety fused
• Removable power cord
• Laydown type door – CL-1000 series; pull-out drawer – CX-2000
Electrical
Part No. Nominal Voltage/Hertz/Amp
CL-1000 Shortwave Crosslinker
95-0174-01 115V/60Hz/0.7A
95-0174-02 230V/50Hz./0.7A
95-0174-03 100V/50-60Hz/0.8A
CL-1000L Longwave Crosslinker
95-0228-01 115V/60Hz/0.7A
95-0228-02 230V/50Hz/0.7A
95-0228-03 100V/50-60Hz/0.8A
CL-1000M Midrange Crosslinker
95-0230-01 115V/60Hz/0.7A
95-0230-02 230V/50Hz/0.7A
95-0230-03 100V/50-60Hz/0.8A
CL-2000 Shortwave Crosslinker
95-0339-01 115V/60Hz/0.7A
95-0339-02 230V/50Hz/0.7A
95-0339-03 100V/50-60Hz/0.8A
OPERATION
Place the Crosslinker on a level work surface. Be sure there is enough room in front to open the door.
Plug the female end of the power cord into the Crosslinker.
Plug the male end of the power cord into a properly grounded electrical outlet. The proper operating
voltage of the Crosslinker is found on the product information label. Note: For 230V models, or those
requiring special power cord connectors, ensure that the proper configuration of the male connector or
the plug has been has been properly connected to the power cord.
Turn the On/Off switch to the ON position. Note: WHEN TURNED ON, THE CROSSLINKER
DEFAULTS TO THE LAST USED UV EXPOSURE SETTING.
The last UV exposure setting will now be displayed on the LCD. The last function setting will be noted
by glowing red spot(s) on the display panel.
Two operational Crosslinker settings are available: Preset UV Energy Exposure and Preset UV Time
Exposure. Preset UV Energy Exposure will provide a measured dose of UV exposure to the sample,
whereas Preset UV Time Exposure only measures exposure time without regard to exposure intensity;
therefore, when the unit is used in the Preset UV Time Exposure mode, there is no sensor involvement
and thus there is no stated intensity value being delivered to the sample.