Unity Lab Services™ Biosafety Cabinet Start-up Service

Description

• Includes travel and labor unless extensive travel is needed
• Thermo Fisher Scientific engineer will perform the following tasks, upon arrival, depending on the specific equipment:
  • Check that the equipment has been handled and assembled as per the user manual
  • Check for proper clearances from obstacles, walls, other equipment, doorways, windows, air vents, and source of excessive light, heat, air flow
  • Stabilize, balance, anchor, connect to pre-installed wall mounts (excluding seismic anchors) with the appropriate hardware
  • Ground, and connect to the proper power supply and other equipment suits via proper connections
  • Connect to flammable and pressured gas sources, tanks, water source, with proper fittings, lines, tubing and other hardware
  • Execute manufacturer's user manual instructions
  • Connect factory-installed safety devices such as alarms, back-up systems
  • Ensure that keypad, controls, service menu and user interface are working
  • Setup of user operating profiles
  • Explain operating, maintenance and cleaning requirements and procedures
  • Explain warranty and service plan options
  • Review annual preventative maintenance purchase options and schedule it appropriately
• The appliance must be unpacked and installed in its place of use, by the customer, before the technician arrives; excludes major assembly (stacking of heavy CO2 incubators and shakers, assembly of biosafety cabinet stands and positioning cabinet on stands)
• Includes certification of biosafety cabinets for NSF 49 in US and EN12469 in Europe; in UK, an appropriate KI test (BSCKI15S or BSCKI18L) must be added
• Customer should ensure that site is properly prepared, ahead of time, including supply sources and connections
• All additional works, as i.e. waiting time or correctional works, will be invoiced additionally according to our recent valid service pricelist