I. Standard Type Clean Transfer Cabinet Installation Plan (General Version)
\n1. Pre-installation Preparation
\nConfirm the thickness of the wall, the cleanliness level of the area, and the opening dimensions. Reserve power interface (220V\/50Hz) in advance.
\nCheck the appearance of the equipment and its accessories (sealing strips, ultraviolet lamps, interlock devices, fasteners) to ensure they are complete and in good condition.
\nClean the installation area to prevent dust and debris from entering the clean area.
\n2. Wall Hole Opening and Positioning
\nThe opening size should be 10-20mm larger than the outline of the transfer window to facilitate adjustment and sealing.
\nEnsure the transfer window is installed horizontally and vertically to prevent deformation and poor sealing.
\nAfter the box is embedded in the wall, fix it firmly with expansion bolts without any shaking.
\n3. Sealing Construction (Key Anti-Pollution)
\nUse clean sealing glue to seal the gaps between the box and the wall as a whole. There should be no holes or cracks.
\nThe sealing strip of the door frame should be flat and in close contact. There should be no light leakage or air leakage after closing the door.
\nAfter sealing all the gaps, conduct soap bubble leak detection \/ visual inspection to ensure airtightness.
\n4. Electrical Wiring and Function Debugging
\nUse an independent circuit for power supply, ensure reliable grounding, and avoid sharing the power supply with high-power equipment.
\nDebug the ultraviolet lamp, indicator light, and control panel.
\nFocus on testing the double-door interlock: when one door is opened, the other door is forcibly locked without failure or jamming.
\n5. Installation Acceptance Items
\nThe door opens and closes smoothly without abnormal sounds.
\nThe interlock function is normal.
\nThe ultraviolet lamp can be normally started and turned off.
\nThe box has good sealing and no leakage.
\nThe appearance has no scratches, smooth rounded corners, and is easy to clean.
\nII. Daily Maintenance and Care Plan (GMP Compliance Version)
\n1. Daily Cleaning and Maintenance
\nClean the inner cavity, door frame, glass, and door handle with 75% ethanol or dedicated cleaning agent for cleanroom daily.
\nKeep the interior dry, without water accumulation, stains, or hidden corners.
\nDo not use highly corrosive or alkaline cleaning agents to avoid damaging stainless steel and rubber strips.
\n2. Maintenance of Ultraviolet Disinfection System
\nThe recommended sterilization time is 15-30 minutes.
\nReplace the lamp tube when it has been used for \u22651000 hours or every 6-12 months.
\nRecord the model, replacement date, executor, and usage duration after replacement.
\n3. Maintenance of Door Body and Sealing System
\nCheck the sealing strip weekly. Check for aging, cracking, deformation, or detachment.
\nApply clean-grade lubricating grease to the hinges and rotating shafts regularly to ensure smooth opening and closing.
\nAdjust or replace the sealing strip immediately if the door does not close properly or leaks air.
\n4. Additional Maintenance for Air Shower \/ Laminar Flow Type
\nRegularly check the pressure difference of the high-efficiency filter. Replace it when the pressure difference is low or the wind speed decreases.
\nUnder normal usage conditions, replace the high-efficiency filter once every 1-2 years.
\nAfter replacement, conduct filter leak detection, self-cleaning time, and cleanliness confirmation.
\n5. Maintenance of Interlock System
\nTest the interlock reliability weekly.
\nFirst, check the door magnet, power supply, and circuit for abnormal electronic interlock. Do not forcibly pry open the lock.
\nFix the fault promptly and record it. Do not short-circuit the interlock.
\n6. Compliance Record Requirements
\nDaily Cleaning Record
\nUltraviolet Lamp Use \/ Replacement Record
\nHigh-efficiency Filter Replacement, Leak Detection Record
\nFault Repair, Component Replacement Record
\nRegular Calibration and Function Verification Record
\nIII. Professional Full Lifecycle Operation Plan (Suitable for Project Bids)
\n1. Installation Plan Key Points
\nInstall centrally and embeddedly to ensure uniform wall force.
\nAll seams should be fully welded + polished + sealed to meet the GMP no-corner requirement.
\nAfter installation, conduct pressure difference test, airtightness test, and interlock verification.
\nProvide installation completion drawing, wiring diagram, and acceptance report.
\n2. Preventive Maintenance Plan
\nMonthly: Door body, sealing, interlock function inspection
\nQuarterly: Ultraviolet lamp intensity inspection, fan operation status inspection
\nAnnual: Comprehensive performance verification, high-efficiency filter leak detection, overall sealingity recheck
\n3. Fault Emergency Handling Plan Interlock malfunction: Immediately stop using and prohibit opening both doors simultaneously. Have professionals conduct maintenance.
\nUV lamp not working: Check the lamp tube and ballast, and replace them promptly.
\nLeakage pollution risk: Immediately seal the area and, if necessary, re-clean and disinfect the area.
\n4. Long-term usage optimization suggestions
\nDo not transfer heavy, large, or sharp items to prevent the box from deforming.
\nTry to minimize frequent opening and closing to extend the lifespan of the seal and interlock.
\nFor high humidity and corrosive environments, choose 316L material + acid and alkali resistant sealing solution.<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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