PrecisionCompactGravityConvectionOvens.PDFVIP

Precision Compact Gravity Convection Ovens Model No. PR305215G, PR305210G, PR305210GCN PR305225G, PR305220G, PR305220GCN LTM 1879X 1 • 8/4/09 Table of Contents Introduction 3 Product Overview 3 Safety Information 4 Alert Signals 4 Specifications 5 Power Requirements 5 Overall Dimensions 5 Chamber Dimensions 5 Volume 5 Shipping Weight 5 Performance Characteristics 5 Environmental Operating Conditions 5 Unpacking and Installation 6 Shipping Carton 6 Location 6 Electrical Requirements 6 Installation7 Operation 8 Start-Up 8 Maintenance 9 Replacement Parts 10 Wiring Diagrams 11 Ordering Procedures 14 Warranty 16 2 Introduction Thank you for selecting Thermo Scientific products for your equipment needs. Product Overview The Thermo Scientific Precision Compact Gravity Convection Ovens are designed for use in hospitals, industry, and school laboratories—wherever there is a need for low-cost, yet reli- able ovens for drying, sterilization, baking, evaporation or sim- ilar type work. They are ideal for drying glassware, drying and/or baking non-flammable crystalline chemicals, pre-heat- ing crucibles or other containers and drying filter paper strips or rounds. The temperature range, controlled by a bimetallic thermostat on the front control panel, is from ambient +5ºC to 210ºC. A sheathed heater produces the unit’s heat and a pre-set high- limit bimetallic thermostat is standard on all models. A pilot light on the control panel indicates oven operation status. elping to retain chamber heat is one-inch thick insulation of semi-refractory fibers that is sandwiched between the double walls of the chamber. The interior walls of the cha