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Automatic Condensate Exhaust
Mixes cold water with steam as it exits the sterilizer. The control system activates the water inlet valve automatically during exhaust cycle.
Manual Condensate Exhaust
Mixes cold water with steam as it exits. The sterilizer operator must open the water inlet valve during exhaust cycle.
Atmosphere Exhaust
Releases exiting steam to the atmosphere. |
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| Effluent Decontamination System |
This patented technology prevents the escape of infectious bacteria from
the sterilizer. It can be sized to accommodate any model and it may also
be retrofitted to your existing sterilizer.
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| Mounting |
Cabinet Mounting
For freestanding sterilizers is stainless steel casing fitted over the sterilizer frame.
Recess Panel Mounting
For sterilizers mounted into a wall opening consists of stainless steel trim strips to fit over edges of the wall cut-out. |
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| Double Doors |
| Double door, or pass-through sterilizers are for clean room/dirty room facilities and are available with the accessories below: |
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Cross Contamination Bioseal
On the recess end of the sterilizer prevents bacteria migration and maintains the integrity of your clean room. |
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Electric Door Interlock
Prevents both doors from being opened at the same time. It is designed to prevent contamination of the clean side of the sterilizer. |
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Alarm Warning System
Is designed to prevent contamination of the clean end by not allowing both doors to be open at once. If the user attempts to open either door while the other is open, a loud siren along with flashing lights will warn you. |
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Mounting Combinations
Are stainless steel, recess panel mounting on dirty and clean side or stainless steel, recess panel mounting on one side and stainless steel cabinet on other side.
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Remote Start
Allows the operator to initiate the cycle currently displayed on the CRT
screen from the non-control end of the sterilizer. |
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| Vacuum Operation |
Vacuum operation is available with Steromaster Mark V
Microprocessor Controls only. Choose vacuum operation if:
- You are sterilizing hard-to-penetrate items
- You want to dry sterilized items quickly and thoroughly
- You want to minimize cycle time to increase the life of surgical
instruments
A vacuum system draws air from the chamber to allow steam to more
effectively penetrate packs, bedding and other hard-to-penetrate items.
Choose from three vacuum cycles: pre-vacuum, pulse-vacuum and
post-vacuum. |
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| Other Accessories |
ASME Code Stamping
Is the inspection and authorization stamp of the American Society of
Mechanical Engineers, which is required by law in most of the U.S. for
pressure vessels and electric steam generators. |
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Loading Cart and Transfer Carriage
Is a wheel-mounted cart that holds items to be sterilized. The loading
cart rolls from the transfer carriage onto the interior chamber tracks
for easier handling of heavy loads. |
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Automatic Feed Water Pump
Boosts feed water pressure for water fed to the boiler if you do not
have minimum pressure of 45 PSIG. |
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Automatic Jacket Blowdown
Brings jacket and chamber pressure down at the same time to prevent
liquids from boiling over and to prevent media from burning. |
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All Stainless Steel
Construction is available for the jacket, chamber, or all wetted
parts of the sterilizer for tissue culture purposes. |
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Automatic Generator Blowdown
Flushes water from steam generator to prevent impurities from building
up and minimizes maintenance. |
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140 F Cooling Valve
For facilities that must meet strict regulatory guidelines, cools
condensate (hot water exiting the sterilizer) to 140 F. |
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Low Temperature Controls
Are available for sterilization between 172 F and 211 F (78 - 100 C). |
