A biosafety cabinet (BSC)—also called a biological safety cabinet or microbiological safety cabinet—is an enclosed, ventilated laboratory workspace for.
Microbiological Safety Cabinet of Class III.
Characteristics:
- Conveniently placed controls visually
- Fan speed microprocessor controlled and aeraulics
- Three operating modes: normal, stand-by and calibration
- Purging high-speed start-up
- Auto calibration and internal monitoring cycle before reaching the condition "SAFE"
- Visual representation of the conditions "SAFE" and "UNSAFE" (LED and bar graph)
- Elapsed Timer
- Microprocessor control
- Alarms multi-level redundancy functions.
- Permanent display of working conditions.
- High stability of the air flow, both in the case of transitional disturbances as progressive clogging of the filter
- Power Failure Alarm
- Voltage free contact for remote control air extraction.
- Automatic reset of the initial conditions in case of power failure
- Support C-shaped to facilitate the installation procedure with one person
- Anti return valve (optional) for configuration with ducts
- Meter Magnehelic for constant monitoring of the internal pressure of the cabin
- An internal standard electrical outlet
- Series UV light installed on the inside top
- Made according to standard EN12469: 2000
- Class III: Unique design with four filters for maximum environmental safety and operator (Risk Group 4 pathogens): a pre-filter, a HEPA H14 In-Let two HEPA H14 removal.
- Class H14 filters with 99.995% high efficiency particulate air in MPPS (most penetrating particle size, according to standards EN1822-1 and EN 13091: 1999 tested and certified)
