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366D000M 1/4/2011Reacting to SpillsSpills should be cleaned immediately to prevent cross contamination to the work and to avoid any damage tothe stainless steel surfaces.It is recommended that the researcher, in coordination with their consulting safety professional, have a writtenplan available in case of an accidental exposure or spill. The safety plan should include all of the emergencyprocedures to be followed in the event of an accident. All employees who use the cabinet should be familiarwith the safety plan.Cable PortsOne cable port comes as a standard item on the right side wall, and one can also be added into the cabinet’sleft side wall as an option. They provide a way of introducing power and data cables, or siphoning tubes intothe work area of the cabinet without having to go through the front viewscreen access opening. A plug isprovided for each port, when the port is not being used or for when the cabinet is being decontaminated.It is important not to overload the port with too many cables/tubing (Approx a bundle 1 1/8” in dia. Max.).Cables/tubing in the work area need to be suspended on cable hooks provided. The hooks are located along theinterior rear wall. This keeps the cables/tubing from affecting the airflow in the work area and placing unwantedstress on the cable port gaskets. [Reference Cable Port Illustration in appendix]Ultraviolet Germicidal Lamp (Optional)The SterilGARD ® can be provided with an optional ultraviolet light. The light is controlled by an on/offswitch on the front panel. [See Figure 2]. The UV light will not operate unless the viewscreen is completelydown, and the fluorescent light is off.(NOTE: Germicidal lamps are designed to emit UVC radiation because of its ability to kill bacteria. In humans,UVC is absorbed in the outer dead layers of the epidermis. Accidental overexposure to UVC can cause cornealburns, commonly termed welders' flash, and snow blindness, and severe sunburn. While UVC injury usuallyclears up in a day or two, it can be extremely painful.)WARNING• UV light is hazardous, Do not defeat interlock!• Eyes and skin should not be exposed to direct ultraviolet light.• Ultraviolet light should not be relied upon as the sole decontaminating agent. Additional surfacedisinfection should be performed both before and after every cabinet use.• A biological safety cabinet acts as a supplement to good aseptic practices, not as a replacement.Ultraviolet lamps lose their effectiveness over time and should be replaced when the intensity at the worksurface drops below 40 microwatts per cm 2 at a wavelength of 253.5 x 10 -9 meters. Be sure to check regularly.Micro-Biological DecontaminationWhenever maintenance, service, or repairs are needed in a contaminated area of your cabinet, the cabinetmust first be decontaminated by an appropriate agent. The National Institute of Health, National CancerInstitute and the Centers for Disease Control have all recommended the use of formaldehyde gas for mostmicrobiological agents. Its application requires individuals who are experienced in the decontamination of23
366D000M 1/4/2011cabinets, since the gas itself is toxic.A good reference for this procedure is NSF/ANSI Standard 49-2007 ANNEX G “RecommendedMicrobiological decontamination Procedure”, NSF International, 789 North Dixboro Road, P.O. Box 130140,Ann Arbor, Michigan 48113-0140.24
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