General Description - Bibby Scientific STUART SWB6D Mode D'emploi

Safety advice Before Use
USe CaUtiON WheN reMOviNg
veSSelS FrOM the Bath aS PartS MaY
Be hOt.
SteaM
Be aWare that SteaM MaY Be
releaSeD WheN reMOviNg the liD
 The unit should be carried with both hands, with
fingers under each side.
 Never move or carry the unit when filled with
water, while it is in use or connected to the
mains supply.
 Use only water and no other liquid in the bath.
 Do not lean over the bath when removing the lid
as steam may be released. Open the lid slowly to
allow steam to disperse safely.
 Allow water to cool before draining.

general Description

The SWB series digital water baths are ideal for
heating vessels and maintaining samples at a
constant temperature. They are available in 6L, 15L
and 24L options to accommodate different vessels of
different sizes. They have a one-piece stainless steel
construction for ease of maintenance and cleaning.
In addition to this, a drain tap aids removal of the
bath water. For safety, all baths have a water level
sensor to prevent the bath running dry. Temperature
is maintained by a PRT temperature sensor and there
is an over-temperature cut out for added safety. To
avoid evaporation and improve temperature control,
clear polycarbonate covers are included with the
baths.
Controls
Control panel
Hot indicator
w a t e r b a t h SWB series
Press to set button
2
Power On/Off and
Temperature
adjustment knob
temp °C on/off
hot
press
to set
Temperature display
Bath inside view
Drain hole
Low water
level sensor
Drain tap (on rear)
Operation
Setting up
Position the apparatus on a firm level surface and
insert the mains lead into the socket on the rear
of the unit. Ensure the isolation switch is easily
accessible during use.
Attach a suitable length of hose to the drain tap
at the rear of the bath to allow for draining off
the water after use. Ensure the drain tap is
accessible to prevent spillage when the bath is
full.
Note: To ensure correct operation, prior to use
you should clean the level sensor with a mild
solvent, such as Isopropyl alcohol.
Connect to the mains electricity supply.
Fill with water to a level above the low water
level sensor inside the bath. It is advisable to use
distilled or deionised water with neutral pH to
avoid scale formation. Ultra pure deionised or RO
water with a resistivity >1Mohm should not be
used, as this can leach the iron from the stainless
steel and lead to corrosion.
Temperature
sensor
Open/close valve
Drain tap