DRAFT 7/12/05 - MHz Electronics, Inc

SH-110 Dry Scroll Vacuum PumpInstructions for UseGeneral InformationThis equipment is designed for use by professionals. Theuser should read this instruction manual and any otheradditional information supplied by Vacuum Technologiesbefore operating the equipment. Vacuum Technologieswill not be held responsible for any events that occur dueto non-compliance with these instructions, improper useby untrained persons, non-authorized interference withthe equipment, or any action contrary to that provided forby specific national standards.The SH-110 is a hermetic, dry scroll vacuum pump. Thispump is suitable for pumping air or inert gases. The pumpis not intended to pump corrosive, explosive, or particulate-forminggases.The following paragraphs contain all the information necessaryto guarantee the safety of the operator when usingthe equipment. Detailed information is supplied in“Technical Information” on page 15.This manual uses the following standard safety protocol:WARNINGCAUTIONThe warning messages are for attractingthe attention of the operator to a particularprocedure or practice which, if notfollowed correctly, could lead to seriousinjury.The caution messages are displayedbefore procedures, which if not followed,could cause damage to theequipment.StorageWhen transporting and storing the pump, the followingenvironmental requirements should not be exceeded:Temperature:Relative humidity:Preparation for InstallationThe pump is supplied in a special protective packing. Ifthis shows signs of damage, which may have occurredduring transport, contact your local sales office.Total weight of the packing, SH-110 pump included, isapproximately 20 kg (44 lbs).WARNINGNOTE−20 °C to +60 °C (−4 °F to 140 °F)0 to 95% (non-condensing)When unpacking the pump, be sure notto drop it and avoid any kind of suddenimpact or shock vibration to it.Normal exposure to the environmentcannot damage the pump. Nevertheless,it is advisable to keep the pumpinlet closed until the pump is installedin the system.DRAFT 7/12/05NOTEThe notes contain important informationtaken from the text.1