Manual Smart PRO en 1.10 PDF

Drying Oven (SL)
SLW 15, 32, 53, 115, 180, 240, 400, 750, 1000
SLN 15, 32, 53, 115, 180, 240
Incubator (CL)
CLW 15, 32, 53, 115, 180, 240, 400, 750, 1000
CLN 15, 32, 53, 115, 180, 240
Cooled Incubator (IL)
ILW 53, 115, 240, 400, 750
Peltier Incubator (ILP) ILP 53, 115, 240
Climatic Chamber (KK, KKS)

KK 115, 240, 350, 400, 500, 700, 750, 1200, 1450
KKS 115, 240, 400, 750
Thermostatic Cabinet (ST)
ST 1, ST 2, ST 3, ST 4, ST 5, ST 6, ST 500, ST 700,
ST 1200, ST 1450, ST 1/1, ST 1/1/1, ST 2/2, ST 2/3,
ST 2/4, ST 3/3
Laboratory Refrigerators (CHL)
CHL1; CHL 2; CHL 3; CHL 4; CHL 5; CHL 6; CHL 500;
CHL 700; CHL 1200; CHL 1450; CHL 1/1; CHL 1/1/1;
CHL 2/2; CHL 2/3; CHL 2/4; CHL 3/3
Attention!
Before using the equipment, please read carefully
this instruction manual!
Manufacturer:
POL-EKO-APARATURA
Version 1.10
Instruction Manual SMART PRO
Contents
1. IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR THE USER.................................................................................... 7
2. PACKAGE CONTENTS ....................................................................................................................... 9
3. BEFORE THE FIRST USE ................................................................................................................. 11
3.1. Installation place .......................................................................................................................... 11
3.2. Installation of container (in KK version) ........................................................................................ 18
3.3. HEPA filter................................................................................................................................... 18
3.4. To install internal glass door ........................................................................................................ 19
3.5. Condensation in the chamber ...................................................................................................... 19
3.6. Placement of samples ................................................................................................................. 20
3.7. Closing the chamber door ............................................................................................................ 20
4. DESCRIPTION OF THE UNIT ............................................................................................................ 21
4.1. Appearance of the devices ILP .................................................................................................... 21
4.2. Appearance of the devices SL/CL ................................................................................................ 23
4.3. Appearance of the device KK,IL ................................................................................................... 25
4.4. Appearance of the device ST/CHL ............................................................................................... 27
5. DEVICE OPERATION ........................................................................................................................ 29
5.1. Internal memory........................................................................................................................... 29
5.2. First boot ..................................................................................................................................... 29
5.3. Using the keypad ......................................................................................................................... 30
5.4. User logging in ............................................................................................................................ 31
5.5. Main Screen ........................................................................................................................ 32
5.5.1. Alarm bar ............................................................................................................................. 32
5.5.2. Alarms panel ........................................................................................................................ 32

5.5.3. Information panel ................................................................................................................. 34
Internal light ..................................................................................................................................35
5.5.4. Status - description .............................................................................................................. 35
5.5.5. Status – protection and alarms ............................................................................................. 36

5.5.6. Quick Note ........................................................................................................................... 36
5.6. Programs ............................................................................................................................ 37
5.6.1. Program creation / edition .................................................................................................... 38
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5.6.2. Segments edition ................................................................................................................. 40

5.6.3. Summary of segments ......................................................................................................... 42
5.6.4. Loop .................................................................................................................................... 43
5.6.5. Priority ................................................................................................................................. 43
5.6.6. Protection class ................................................................................................................... 44
5.6.7. Defrosting program .............................................................................................................. 45
5.7. Starting the program .................................................................................................................... 46

The first way .................................................................................................................................46
The second way ............................................................................................................................47
5.8. Quick change of parameters ........................................................................................................ 49
5.8.1. Quick change the set temperature........................................................................................ 49
5.8.2. Quick change the set time .................................................................................................... 50

5.8.3. Quick change of other parameters ....................................................................................... 51
5.9. Schedule ............................................................................................................................ 52
5.9.1. Schedule creation / edition ................................................................................................... 53
5.10. Starting the schedule ................................................................................................................... 56

The first way .................................................................................................................................56
The second way ............................................................................................................................57
5.11. Statistics .............................................................................................................................. 58
5.12. Data record ......................................................................................................................... 59
5.12.1. Graph .................................................................................................................................. 61
5.13. Event log ............................................................................................................................. 63
5.14. Info...................................................................................................................................... 66
5.15. Users................................................................................................................................... 68
5.15.1. User creating / edition .......................................................................................................... 69
5.16. Types of accounts and their limits ................................................................................................ 70
5.17. Interface .............................................................................................................................. 73
5.18. Time .................................................................................................................................... 74
5.19. Alarms................................................................................................................................. 76
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5.20. Network............................................................................................................................... 77
LAN settings .................................................................................................................................77
WiFi settings (Figure 54) ...............................................................................................................78
5.21. Mail reports ......................................................................................................................... 79
5.22. Defrosting ............................................................................................................................ 82
5.23. Temperature ........................................................................................................................ 83
5.24. Corrections .......................................................................................................................... 84
6. MODBUS TCP interface .................................................................................................................... 85
7. COMPONENTS OF THE DEVICE ...................................................................................................... 86
7.1. Internal glass door ....................................................................................................................... 86
7.2. Door lock ..................................................................................................................................... 86
7.3. Access port ................................................................................................................................. 86
7.4. Open door alarm.......................................................................................................................... 87
7.5. Internal LED light ......................................................................................................................... 87
7.6. USB port...................................................................................................................................... 88
8. TEMPERATURE PROTECTION ........................................................................................................ 89
9. OPERATION OF THE COOLING SYSTEM (only ILP devices) ......................................................... 89
10. CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE OF THE DEVICE .......................................................................... 90
10.1. Exterior cleaning .......................................................................................................................... 90
10.2. Interior cleaning ........................................................................................................................... 92
11. ADVICE ON HOW TO SAFELY STORE THE DEVICE ....................................................................... 92
12. TROUBLESHOOTING ....................................................................................................................... 92
12.1. Possible defects .......................................................................................................................... 93
12.2. Circuit breaker ............................................................................................................................. 94
12.3. Declared runtime of humidifier components UCAN...................................................................... 94
13. WARRANTY ...................................................................................................................................... 95
14. RATING PLATE ................................................................................................................................. 95
15. TECHNICAL DATA ............................................................................................................................ 96
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15.1. ILP .............................................................................................................................................. 96
15.2. SL, CL, IL .................................................................................................................................... 97
15.3. KK, KKS ...................................................................................................................................... 99
15.4. ST, CHL .................................................................................................................................... 102
16. MAINTENANCE AND INSPECTION REGISTER.............................................................................. 105
Maintenance for ILW, CHL, ST, KKS or KK ........................................................................................... 105
16.1. Inspection .................................................................................................................................. 105
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1. IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR THE USER
All warnings included in this instruction manual, especially these which appear next to the warning
or informative symbols, should be obeyed at all times to ensure the safety of the user and to
maintain the proper operation of the unit!
The manufacturer does not take any responsibility for any damage which results from disobeying
the instruction manual and misuse!
For SL: When the device is working on 200oC or higher temperature, the housing and door can
be hot.
For units equipped with UV lamps: take necessary safety precautions. Do not expose your
hands, skin and eyes to UV radiation as it may cause eyes diseases (conjunctivitis) or skin dis-
eases (red spots or cancer). It is recommended not to open the unit while the UV lamps are on.
The user should be equipped with protective gloves and glasses.
This symbol indicates helpful tips.
To guarantee your security and the longevity of the unit, please comply with the following rules:
1. The unit cannot be installed:
 outside,
 in damp places or places which can be easily flooded,
 near flammable or volatile substances,
 near acids or in corrosive environments.
2. It is forbidden to:
 store inflammable or volatile substances inside the unit,
 touch live parts of the unit,
 operate the unit with wet hands,
 put water vessels on the unit,
 climb or put any objects on the unit,
 overload the shelves (the maximum load is described in technical data).
3. You should:
 place samples in such a way to provide proper air circulation in the chamber,
 open the door for the shortest period of time to reduce temperature fluctuations,
 defrost the chamber if you open the door or store humid samples,
 if possible, do not store warm samples,
 secure samples from being blown out by the chamber fan e.g. powdery samples,
 always check that the doors are closed,
 use only earthed mains to avoid electric shocks,
 unplug the power cable holding the protective cover and not the cable itself,
 disconnect the unit from the mains before undertaking any repairs or maintenance works,
 protect the power cable and the plug from any damage,
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 disconnect the power plug before moving the unit,

 disconnect the power plug if the device will not be used for a long period of time,
 disconnect the unit if it has any visual faults.
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2. PACKAGE CONTENTS
Scope of delivery for ILP cooled incubators in SMART PRO version.
Unit ILP SMART PRO

Type 53 115 240
Shelves [pcs.] 2 2 3
Slides [pcs.] 4 4 6
Power cord [ pcs ] 1 1 1
Rubber cap for access port [pcs.] 1 1 1
Key for lock [pcs.] 2 2 2
Ethernet cable [pcs.] 1 1 1
Calibration certificate [pcs.] 1 1 1
Scope of delivery for CL laboratory incubator and SL drying oven in SMART PRO version.
Unit SL SMART PRO/CL SMART PRO
Type 15 32 53 180 112 240 400 750 1000

Shelves [pcs.] 1 1 2 3 2 3 3 5 6
Slides [pcs.] 2 2 4 6 4 6 6 10 12
Power cord [ pcs ] 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
Rubber cap for access port [pcs.] 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
Key for lock [pcs.] 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
Ethernet cable [pcs.] 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
Wrench (13mm) for wheels adjustment (where appli-
x x x x x x x 1 1
cable) [pcs.]
Calibration certificate [pcs.] 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
Scope of delivery for ST cooled incubator and CHL refrigerators in SMART PRO version
Unit ST SMART PRO/CHL SMART PRO
Type 1 2 3 4 5 6 500 700 1200 1450
Shelves [pcs.] 2 2 2 3 3 3 3 3 6 6
Slides [pcs.] 4 4 4 6 6 6 6 6 12 12
Shelves ‘bottom’, ‘small’ [pcs.] x 1 1 1 1 1 x x x x
Slides ‘short’ [ pcs.] x 2 2 2 2 2 x x x x
Power cord [pcs.] 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
Rubber cap for access port [pcs.] 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
Key lock [ pcs.] 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
Ethernet cable [pcs.] 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
Wrench (13mm) for wheels adjustment (where appli-
x x x x x x x x 1 1
cable) [pcs.]
Calibration certificate [pcs.] 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
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Scope of delivery for ILW cooled incubators in SMART PRO version.
Unit ILW SMART PRO (FIT, FOT)

Type 53 115 240 400 750
Shelves [pcs.] 2 2 3 3 5
Slides [pcs.] 4 4 6 6 10
Power cord [ pcs ] 1 1 1 1 1
Rubber cap for access port [pcs.] 1 1 1 1 1
Key for lock [pcs.] 2 2 2 2 2
Ethernet cable [pcs.] 1 1 1 1 1
Wrench (13mm) for wheels adjustment (where applicable) [pcs.] x x x x 1
Calibration certificate [pcs.] 1 1 1 1 1
Scope of delivery for KK climatic chambers.
Unit KK (FIT)
Type 115 240 350 400 500 700 750 1200 1450
Shelves [pcs.] 2 3 3 3 3 3 5 2x3 2x3
Slides [pcs.] 4 6 6 6 6 6 10 12 12
Power cord [ pcs ] 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
Rubber cap for access port [pcs.] 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
Key for lock [pcs.] 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
Ethernet cable [pcs.] 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
Wrench (13mm) for wheels adjust-
x 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
ment (where applicable) [pcs.]
Container for deionized water [pcs.] 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 2
Shelves under container[pcs.] 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 2
Container (cuvette) for waste water 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
Drain hose[pcs.] 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
Inlet hose[pcs.] 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
Calibration certificate [pcs.] 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
Scope of delivery for KKS climatic chambers.

Unit KKS
Type 115 240 400 750
Shelves [pcs.] 2 3 3 5
Slides [pcs.] 4 6 6 10
Rubber cap for access port [pcs.] 2 2 2 2
Key for lock [pcs.] 2 2 2 2
Ethernet cable [pcs.] 1 1 1 1
Drainhose [pcs.] 1 1 1 1
Calibration certificate [pcs.] 1 1 1 1
Deionizer (reverse osmosis system) 1 1 1 1
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3. BEFORE THE FIRST USE

By default, the unit is sent in a cardboard box. It is necessary to transport it in the upright position and prevent
it from any unintended movements.
The surface components of the unit are made of stainless steel, therefore slight discoloration may occur. It is
a result of the technologies used in the production of metal sheet in accordance with the requirements of EN
10088-2 standard and it is not a defect of the unit.
Once you receive the unit, please check its the technical condition and all accessories. Any
claims regarding latent defects should be reported to the manufacturer, while any damage
during transport or incomplete accessories need to be passed to the entities who are respon-
sible for the transport and unloading.
Only for KK, KKS, ILW, ST, CHL: While carrying the unit, please do not tilt it to one side more
than 45° from the upright position, as there is a high probability of the damaging the compres-
sor. If it is necessary to tilt it to one side more than 45°, then after placing it, please wait at
least 2 hours before connecting the unit to the mains.
3.1. Installation place

The unit should be placed at a minimum distance of 100mm from the wall of the room. The height of the room
must be higher than the height of the unit by min 300mm.
In drying ovens (SL) and in incubators (CL) on the back of the unit, there is an air-flap located, through which
the hot air is extracted. The manufacturer recommends using a non-flammable insulation screen on the wall
or increasing the distance from the wall. Failure to do so may result in permanent damage to the wall and in
extreme cases, to a fire.
The place of location of the unit should meet the following conditions:
 Ambient temperature between +10°C...+26°C *
 Ambient relative humidity of 60% *
 Low dust environment
 Appropriately ventilated according to its size
 Placed on a hard and stable surface
 Placed at least 100 mm away from the wall
 Height of the room must be at least 300 mm greater than the height of the unit
 Keep away from direct sunlight
 Kept away from any heat sources *
 Not designed to be built-in e.g. within a wall cavity
 The place of installation of the unit should contain a mains socket 230V/50Hz or 400V/50Hz
(SLW/SRWP 400/750/1450 and all models KKS).
 For KKS ¾” connection of water inlet
 For KK, KKS draining water to the sewage system.
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*) If it is not possible to locate the unit in a place that fully complies with the above requirements, make sure
that the following points are obeyed:
 if the room temperature is higher than recommended, monitor the temperature in the chamber using
an additional independent temperature sensor.
 if the room temperature is lower than recommended, under no circumstances should you turn the
cooling system on, as this may damage the compressor; At room temperatures between 0° to 10°C
it is only possible to heat up the chambers (only for: CHL, ST, IL, KK).
 in highly humid environments, control the frosting of evaporator and walls more often than recom-
mended. If necessary, perform the defrosting operation (only for: CHL, ST, IL, KK).
The waste water is discharged by gravity. The drain hose cannot be higher at any point than the drain outlet,
otherwise, this may cause leakage from the bottom of chamber and may damage the humidifier.
If you don’t comply with the recommendations of place of installation, you may lose your warranty rights.
If you don’t comply with the above recommendations, it may deteriorate the following technical parameters:
 temperature stability
 temperature homogeneity
 power consumption
 frosting of evaporator
Non-compliance with the above recommendations may result in damage to the unit or impair technical param-
eters.
The unit has been equipped with levelling feet. Please use them to level the unit after it has been placed in its
final location.
The electric installation should meet the following conditions:
Connect device to a socket with ground.The power specifications are listed in the technical data
section and on the rating plate of the unit.
The electric installation should be secured by a 16 A antisurge fuse.It is recommended that the installation is
equipped with a residual current circuit breaker.
The plumbing should meet the following conditions (for KK and KK FIT):
 required water pressure: 0,1 – 6 bar,
 required demineralized water,
 water temperature between5 - 40°C,
 no organic pollution,
 the plumbing can be open (drain) or closed.
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The KK unit is equipped with an ultrasonic humidifier. Using the demineralized water re-
duces the risk of emerging unwanted salts and extends the life of the humidifier.
It is recommended that you use water according to PN-EN ISO 3696:1999 norm (minimum
level 2 purity type):
 conductivity at 25°C: not more than 1 μS/cm
It is allowed to use water of purity level 3 to PN-EN ISO 3696:1999, but a white sediment
may be formed on the chamber walls as a result.
The device is equipped with a demineralized water tank. Water in the tank is necessary for proper functioning
in the absence of connection to the installation. The installation of the tank is described in the chapter ‘Instal-
lation of container (in KK and KK FIT version)’. Before first use, check that the water inlet valve is open.
KK and KK FIT: Before using demineralized water tank, the water fill cap should be unscrewed
to prevent from under pressure in the tank.
Water and sewage system for KKS units with steam humidifier (steam generator) should meet
Following conditions:
 Water pressure in installation– 0,1-6 bar,
 The humidifier is supplied with demineralized water,
 Water temperature between +5 - 40°C,
 Lack of organic pollutants,
 The plumbing can be open (drain) or closed.
KKS devices are equipped with a pump.

Pump specifications:
 Max. vertical pumping- 4,5[m],
 Max. pumping distance- 50[m] (slope min.1%),
 Max. flow rate - 342[l/h],
 Tank volume 2,1l.
Reverse osmosis system (concerns KKS units)
The reverse osmosis system is the best and most effective method of water purification. The reverse osmosis
combined with the sediment and active filter system gives water free from organic and non-organic pollutants
up to 99%.
Parameters that must be met for water to be returned to the reverse osmosis system:
 pressure: 3-6 bar,
 workingtemperature+2÷ +45°C,
 pH of water 2-11,
 maximum salinity of water 2000ppm (mg/l),
 maximum water hardness 400ppm,
 maximum alkalinity 8mval/l,
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 maximum iron and manganese content 0,05ppm.
Consumables of reverseosmosis system

Component Operating time(months) Symbol
Mechanical insert I 6 FCPS20
Carbon cartridge 6 FCCBL
Mechanical insert II 6 FCPS5
Linear cardridge 12 AIMRO
Tank 48 AIMRO
Osmotic membrane 48 TFC-75 GPD Aquafilter
Frequency of replacement of consumable elements depends on number of factorsbut above all on water
quality.
For water with significant contamination, the operating life of all consumables should be shortened. Operating
materials are not subject to warranty replacement.
The equipment of the reverse osmosis system consists of:

 hose Ø6 2m long, 3pcs.
 hose Ø12 0,3m long, 1 pc.
 osmosis solenoid power cord 1pc.
 water supply connector: 3/4" external thread x 1/4" internal thread (with ball valve on the hose 6mm)
x 3/4" internal thread, 1pc.
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Reverse osmosis system installation scheme (only for KKS):
Switch on of reverse osmosis system and KKS unit:

1. Connect the power supply to the solenoid valve 230VAC to the socket on the KKS unit
2. Switch on the KKS power plug to the power socket and push the main switch
3. Connect hose Ø12 to drain out of the KKS chamber and into the sewage system
4. Connect hoses Ø6 as indicated on the reverse osmosis system and on the KKS unit
(1 to 1, 2 to 2),
5. Connect hose Ø6 to the water ball valve and the osmosis solenoid valve
6. Unscrew the tank valve
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7. Unscrew the water ball valve for water supply
During rinsing of the steam humidifier, the temperature of the water used can temporarily reach
the temperature 80°C.
Cyclically, every 24 hours there is a partial drain of water from the humidifier, accompanied by
bubbling and murmuring.
At least 2 times a year, full rinsing of the humidifier should be carried out. Reminder of this
duty is displayed in the display window. During the full rinsing of the humidifier there is
a temporary drop in humidity in the chamber and an increase in the noise level of the unit.
The manufacturer recommends performing this task beyond of carrying of tests.
Failure to fully rinse the humidifier will void the warranty.
In case of:
- power outages
- switching off the device using the main switch,
- disconnection of the device from a power source,
- longer pause
The ball valve must be turned off to cut off supply water from the water mains. Failure to
do so may result in the product and rooms being flooded.
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Castors
After placing the unit, please secure it by blocking the wheels (if they are provided along with it).
The unit can be equipped with leveling castors. After the unit has
been placed in its destination, lock the castors and level the unit us-
ing the red screw located inside the castor’s casing. You can adjust
the level using fingers or a flat wrench size 13.
Wheels with capability of leveling are only for positioning the device at the destination place.
They cannot be used to transport the device!
If the unit, table or base is fitted with lockable castors, the wheels must be locked when the device is placed in
proper position.
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3.2. Installation of container (in KK version)

ATTENTION: doesn’t concern KKS units.
The unit is equipped with a distilled water vessel. This is necessary for the unit’s proper operation in case of
no connection to the water supply system.
Install the shelf of the container on the back of the chamber. For installation is required Philips screwdriver
PZ2.
To mount the base:

 Use 2 provided screws. Screw them in such
a way that there is 3mm space between the
wall and the top of the screw.
 Install the base and screw the top screws
to the end and the 2 remaining screws in
the lower part.
3.3. HEPA filter

The HEPA filter is an optional accessory for the CL/SL range. This option is factory preinstalled. The filter has
H13 class to PN-EN1822-1:2009 norm. It should be located at the rear of the unit. The filter itself is delivered
separately. You should place it in the cover so the black gasket is outside, then screw the cover to the rear
wall of the unit. Please ensure that the distance between the filter and wall is not less than 100mm.
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3.4. To install internal glass door

Internal glass door are available as an option in CHL and ST units and not available in ZL
and SL units. In IL, CL, KK and KKS units internal glass door are standard equipment.
The internal glass door comes as an option. To open or close the door use the plastic latch
so the door will not fall out of the hinges. If the unit is working at high temperatures, do not
touch the inner chamber or the glass door to avoid burning your skin. Use protective gloves
to protect yourself.
The manufacturer does not recommend to install and disassemble of internal glass doors. Incor-
rect assembly or dismantling may damage the glass and cause injury to the user.
3.5. Condensation in the chamber

Water may gather on the bottom of the chamber, as a result of condensation from water vapor if set tempera-
ture is considerably lower than the ambient temperature.
The amount of water depends on the following factors:

- Differences between ambient and set temperatures
- Frequency of door openings
- Temperature of samples
If water gathers, use a dry cloth to wipe the bottom of the chamber.
Do not use any cardboard boxes, sponges and other hygroscopic materials for storing the samples since they
may increase the relative humidity in the chamber.
Too high relative humidity in the chamber may frost the refrigerant and lower the performance of
the cooling system. It may lead to higher energy consumption.
(For KK devices) Draining off of water is done by water outflow in accordance with gravitation.
For this reason there might be little water left on the bottom of the chamber.
The ILP devices has been equipped with a drain for condensation water which may come from
the modules of Peltier radiators. The condensation water is collected in a condensate collection
tray, which is reachable from the backside of the device.
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3.6. Placement of samples
To provide proper air circulation and stable conditions within the chamber, it is necessary to adhere to the
following rules:
- the max height of the samples should not exceed 2/3 of the shelf space
- the samples should be placed so that the space between the containers does not exceed 1/3 of the
width and height of the shelf
- samples should be placed with equal spacing between each other and the chamber walls
The picture below is an example of the placement of samples in the chamber.
Front view
Hmax
H
Shelf
Hmax = 2/3H
H
Hmax
Top view
w
x y z
u+v+w > 1/3 a

a
v
x+y+z > 1/3 b

u ≅v ≅w
u
b x≅y≅z
Following the above rules will provide optimal parameters of temperature stability and uniformity.
3.7. Closing the chamber door

The ILP incubators have been equipped with a 2-point lock. To close the door, turn the handle to the vertical
position, push the door gently then turn the handle to the horizontal position. If the door has not been closed
properly, an alarm will sound. Closing the door correctly reduces energy consumption and ensures consistent
temperature stability and uniformity.
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4. DESCRIPTION OF THE UNIT
4.1. Appearance of the devices ILP
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1
12
2
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3
10
9
4
8
6 7
Front view
1) Nameplate
2) USB port
3) Access port (30 mm)
4) Internal glass door
5) Height adjustable feet
6) Shelf
7) Door
8) Key lock
9) Slide
10) Chamber fans
11) Open door sensor
12) Main power switch
13) Electronic controller with touch panel
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15
14
Rear view
14) Interface LAN

15) Main power socket
16) Fuse
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4.2. Appearance of the devices SL/CL

Below is a photo of a CL53 device with a capacity of 56l with a description of essential components of the
device.
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1
2
3
8
4
9
10
5
Front view
1) Rating plate
2) Door sensor
3) Access port Ø30mm for
external sensor
5) Adjustable feet
6) USB port
7) Touch screen
8) Shelf
9) Handle with lock
10) External solid door
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14 15 16
11
17
12
18
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Rear view
11) Power socket C20
12) Main switch
13) Power cord
14) Fuse
15) Electronics cooling fan
16) RS232 socket
17) LAN socket
18) Air-flap
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4.3. Appearance of the device KK,IL

Below is a photo of KK115 - capacity 115l with a description of the essential components of the device.
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1 9
2
10
3
4 11
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Front view
1) Rating plate
2) Chamber fan
4) Access portØ30mm for
external sensor
5) Condenser cover
6) Wheels with break
7) USB port
8) Touch screen
9) Door sensor
10) Ilumination FIT (option)
11) Shelf
12) External door
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15 16
13 17
14
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Rear view
13) Main switch
14) Power cord
15) Fuse
16) LAN socket
17) RS232 socket
18) Water inlet (for KK)
19) Water outlet(for KK)
A water tank should also be installed

(see chapter: 4.2 Installation of container - (in KK and KK FIT version)
In KKS unit, on the back there is a cover
of water tanks, drain is located in the
middle.
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4.4. Appearance of the device ST/CHL

Below is a photo of ST 3 – capacity 200l unit with a description of the essential components.
8 9 10
1 11
2
4
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6
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Front view
1) Rating plate
2) Temperature sensor
3) Shelf
4) Access port Ø30mm for external sensor
6) Adjustable feet
7) Fan chamber
8) USB port
9) Touch screen
10) Key lock
11) Door sensor
12) External door
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Rear view
13) Main switch
14) Condenser
15) Fuse
16) Power socket C14
17) Power cord
18) Cooling system
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5. DEVICE OPERATION
This symbol means that a given field / window can be moved in the direction
shown in the picture
5.1. Internal memory
During using the unit, it may be necessary to write or read the data from the external memory – a USB flash-
drive. The USB flashdrive should be formatted the FAT 32 file system. The unit should be placed in USB slot
located on the front the device, near to the display. Wait a few seconds, the corret reading is indicated by the
message „USB flashdrive connected” at the bottom of the screen.
USB slot is used to connect a flash memory – a pendrive. Connecting other devices (external
hard drives) or any other is not authorized by the manufacturer and may damage the USB slot.
5.2. First boot
During the first boot, the screen (Figure 1 ) will display proposing to save the "Download" folder (among others
with instruction manual) on the USB flashdrive. Insert the USB flashdrive and wait a second to detect the
hardware, then press . By pressing you quit downloading the folder, the window will appear again during
the next start. You can tick „Don’t show again” so that the window will not be displayed when you start.
You can always download the "Download" folder in the information panel. More information, » page 66
Figure 1 – Downloading files
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5.3. Using the keypad
When operating the device, it is sometimes necessary to enter alphanumeric characters (eg. when logging in
to the system, entering the User's name, etc.). In such cases, the keypad appears on the display screen.
In those cases the keypad will appear (Figure 2). In addition to the standard letters, there are symbols corre-
sponding to the computer keyboard.
Figure 2 - Alphanumeric keypad
A B
A Edition of field name
B Edition field
Deleting the entire text
Change to block letters (the size of letters is important when entering login and password)
Change to numbers or special characters
Change to letters
Deleting the entered character
Confirmation of the entered text/closing the keypad
Sometimes input characters can be displayed as asterisks (“*”). This happens when input
information is secret (e.g. when typing passwords).
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5.4. User logging in
Only the logged-in user can control the device. If no user is logged-in, press in the main screen. The login
window will appear (Figure 3 - Login panel).
Factory default login parameters:
login: admin,
leave the password field empty.
Figure 3 - Login panel
It is advised to set the Administrator password during the first run and make a note in a safe place in order to
avoid interference of unauthorized people.
It is necessary to write down and remember the admin password because it is not possible to
reset it!
If the password has been lost, it is necessary to contact service.
Resetting the password is not a warranty repair!
Information about the types of user accounts. » page 68
Logging out: press in Main Menu (Figure 45 or Figure 46)
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5.5. Main Screen
After switching on the device, the Main Screen (Figure 4) appears. It contains the information about
the device status. To access to most functionalities the user should log in.
Figure 4 - Main Screen
5.5.1. Alarm bar

The colour of the bar indicates the status of the device:
– blue – the device is working properly
– red – alarm
5.5.2. Alarms panel

In this place appears the list of alarms. With active alarm, the control bar is red. The alarm event is displayed
in the list, with the status alarm active.
When an alarm event stops, the alarm remains in the list as inactive.
 “delete” button – confirms and removes the alarm from the list (only inactive alarms can be deleted),
 “confirm” button – confirms the class 2.0 alarm,
 “details” button – displays a preview of all instances of selected alarm (Figure 6).
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Figure 5 – Alarms panel
Figure 6 – Alarm details
If there are more alarms, a button appears on the right side of the list that allows you to expand on the
entire screen.
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5.5.3. Information panel

You can view four different windows. Switching between them is done by swiping your finger left or right.
Information about which window is active indicates .
Figure 7 - Status - icons
Internal light is switched on It is automatically switched on when the door

is opened and switched off after closing. By pressing the icon on the
status panel you can manually switch on/off the light.
In FOT versions symbolizes the active photoperiod lighting controlled from
the program.
Closed door, open door. The number above the icon presents open door
counter, press the icon to cancel the counter. The counter is also cancelled
during turning on the device
Icon for the fan. Rotating icon shows that the fan is running. Icon does not
move at status program off or when the fan is defect*
Ramp status: Chamber is currently cooling down or heating up to reach

set temperature
Set temperature is reached
Active schedule or start delay. The program will start at the given date/time
Active schedule – the program will be executed up to the given date/time
Icon is visible only when the chamber lowering the temperature. Only in
CHL, ST, ILW, ILP series devices
Icon is visible only when the chamber increases the temperature
Icon is visible only when the defrosting function is on or defrosting program

is running
* Signalling of a faulty fan by stopping the icon on the display works only in ILP series devices.
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Internal light
It is automatically switched on when the door is opened and switched off after closing. By pressing the icon
on the status panel you can manually switch on/off the light.
5.5.4. Status - description

The status of the device is indicated by description
Figure 8 - Status - description
program name The name of program

program user The name of user to whom the program belongs
priority In regard of time or parameters, more information can be found on » page 43
current segment Currently performing segment / total number of segments in the program
current loop Currently performing cycle/ total number of cycles to perform » page 43
status Status of the program: ramp, set temperature, program off
time set Set time of performing segment
time elapsed Elapsed time after reaching the segment
time remaining Remaining time until the end of the segment
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5.5.5. Status – protection and alarms
In the left part there is information about the class and the upper and lower set values. It is associated with
a running or completed program. The protection parameters can be set in the program parameters » page 38.
Information about protection classes »page 44.
In the right part there is information about the set alarms. Alarms set » page 76. Separately for overrunning up
and down. The value 0 means the alarm is turned off.
Figure 9 - Status – protection and alarms
5.5.6. Quick Note
While operating the device, user can save notes in its memory. eg. notes containg an entry eg. about inserting
a new cartridge, about changes in input etc.
To enter the note you must be logged-in. Press the icon in the main window, and then press „Write mes-
sage” in a new window (Figure 10). Use the keypad to enter the note and confirm it by pressing . The
entered notes cannot be changed.
The entered notes can be seen in the event log, they are symbolized by an icon .More information
»page 63.
Figure 10 – User message
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5.6. Programs
In this panel (Figure 11) you can run the selected program, add a new one, edit the program, delete it, make
it available to another user and download it from the USB flash drive.
Menu push buttons:
Run the selected program
Stop the program
Add a new program
Edit the selected program
Delete the selected program
Download the program from the USB flash drive
Make the program available to another user
Figure 11 - List of programs
Information about the number of created programs and the programs to be created is presented at the top A
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5.6.1. Program creation / edition
Press the button or , and a panel with program parameters will appear (Figure 12, Figure 13).
You can set the panel:
 Name – after pressing, the keypad will appear and you will be able to enter the name of the program
 Segments number – the number of segments
 Interval – frequency of saving to data logging
 Protection class – more information » page 44
 Protection temperature – temperature range for the protection class
 Priority – the priority of time or parameters, more information » page 43
 Loop – the number of program repetitions, more information » page 43.
Figure 12 - Program parameters
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Figure 13 - Program parameters
Cancels adding or editing of the program
Switching to the edition of program segments
With more parameters you can scroll the panel up and down
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5.6.2. Segments edition
Press the button , and the first program segment will appear (Figure 14, Figure 15).
In this window you can set:
 temperature – target temperature which the device is to achieve in this segment, (can’t be lower than
under temperature protection +2°C and higher than over temperature protection -2°C).
 time – the time of maintaing the set temperature ([d hh:mm]) (days, hours and minutes) it is possible
to select continuous work in the last segment.
 ramp time – the time of reaching the set temperature ([d hh:mm]) (days, hours, minutes)
The following parameters are available in selected models or as options available on request:
 humidity – maintaining of the set humidity in percent,
 fan – fan efficiency in percent,
 flap – the level of air-flap opening
 ramp fan – fan efficiency during reaching the set temperature
 ramp flap – the level of air-flap opening during reaching the set temperature
The active value is highlighted in blue.

The item highlighted in red means that the value is out of range and you should enter another one, eg the
temperature is above / below the operating range of the device or the protection temperature.
It is strongly recommended that you leave the fan speed at 100% as set by default. If you decrease
the fan speed, the chamber may frost, temperature/humidity stability and uniformity will be af-
fected and condensation may occur as a result.
It is used to achieve temperature. Setting a short period of time for gaining given temperature won’t
speed up the process, it’s going to be achieved in the shortest possible time depending on the
given temperature, environmental conditions and prospect of cooling or heating system in the de-
vice.
With more parameters you can scroll the panel up and down.
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Figure 14 - Program segment edition
The ramp parameters are set to the values recommended by the manufacturer. If it is necessary to set indi-
vidual parameters, activate the edit ramp field and set your own values (Figure 15).
Figure 15- Program ramp segment edition
The navigation between: segments, program parameters and summary is done by swiping up the segment
with the finger or touch the icon .
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5.6.3. Summary of segments
In the summary in the figure all segments (Figure 16) are visible along with the entered settings:
 segment number,
 Temperature, duration time, target time of reaching temperature of a given segment
 Fan efficiency, (available on selected models)
 The percentage of air-flop opening (available on selected models).
Figure 16 - The summary of the program
Confirms and saves the program
Cancels the entered changes to segments and goes into program parameters.
»Page 38
With more parameters you can scroll the panel up and down
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5.6.4. Loop
The option is available if the number of segments is equal to 2 or more.
When the program finishes the last segment, the device starts the program again from the first segment.
The selected number determines the amount of the program repetitions. If the time of the last segment is set
to infinity, it will be treated as infinite in the last cycle. In the remaining cycles it will be treated as 0.
5.6.5. Priority
Can be set in terms of:
Parameters:
The program without a ramp – the device starts the countdown of the segment time when the set temperature
is reached.
The program with a ramp – first, the device counts down the time of the ramp and then proceeds to the segment
countdown when the set temperature is reached. Regardless of whether the time of ramp elapsed.
It may happen that the device couldn’t reach the set temperature within the set time because
the reaching time was too short. In such situation the reaching time will be exceeded and the
segment’s time countdown will start when the set temperature is reached.
Time:
The program without a ramp – the device starts counting down the segment time when the program is started.
Regardless of whether the temperature has been reached.
The program with a ramp – the device first counts down the ramp time and after its expiry it proceeds to the
countdown of the segment time. Regardless of whether the temperature has been reached.
It may happen that the time of reaching was too short and the device failed to reach the set
temperature within the set time. Then the countdown of the segment time will start before reach-
ing the set temperature. Thus, the actual time of device stay in the set temperature will be
shortened.
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5.6.6. Protection class

The device is equipped with cartridge protection – temperature protection, which is realized on the basis of the
temperature value measured by an independent temperature sensor, the so-called security sensor.
The main aim of the cartridge protection is to protect against uncontrolled rise or fall in temperature. At the
moment of activation, the relay disconnects the heating / cooling power supply.
There are five classes of cartridge protection:

Class 1 – there is no under and over temperature protection
Class 2 – over temperature protection – when the temperature drops below the set protection value, the power
does not turn on automatically - the user must do it by pressing „confirm” on the alarm panel. (Figure 17)
Figure 17 - Confirmation of protection alarm class 2.0
Class 3.1 – over temperature protection – when the temperature drops below the set protection value, the
power turns on automatically.
Class 3.2 – under temperature protection – after rising the temperature above the set protection value, the
power turns on automatically.
Class 3.3 – over and under temperature protection – combination of classes 3.1 and 3.2
The temperature set in the segment can not be higher than the upper protection temperature less 2 ° C, e.g.
the upper protection temperature: 50 °C the maximum temperature set in the segment that can be given is 48.
More information see » page 89.
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5.6.7. Defrosting program

Some of the units that come with a cooling system feature a special defrosting program (Figure 18). It appears
on the list of programs available in the main screen after pressing the button .
Defrosting consists in temporarily turning on the heaters, whose aim is to defrost the coating of ice or frost on
the chamber walls during normal use. Then the chamber is heated to about 30 ° C and maintained for
30 minutes.
If the defrosting function is active, you will see the following icon on the main screen.
Defrosting can be cancelled by pressing the button .
After defrosting has finished, you need to wipe out the chamber. This will reduce the risk of quick
frosting of the chamber.
Figure 18 – Defrosting program
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5.7. Starting the program
You can start the program in two ways:
The first way
 Press the icon „programs” in main menu (Figure 19).
 Then select the program you want to activate and press „Start” button. (Figure 20).
Figure 19 – Main menu
Figure 20 - List of programs
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The second way
 In the main panel (Figure 21) press the icon in the upper right corner .
 Press „PROGRAM”,
 By pressing the icon you will go to the program selection window (Figure 22).
 Select the program you want to activate, you have got two additional options:
Immediate start of the program
Scheduled program start according to the set date and time
Figure 21 - Main screen
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Figure 22 - Starting the program
It’s possible to start a backdated scheduled program but only for programs with time priority and
scheduled max. 7 days back. It is possible for time priority programs.
Program segments which last for a total period from the current date to the current date will be
skipped.
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5.8. Quick change of parameters
You can not make a quick change (time / temperature) in a running program belonging to
another user.
Information about the program owner can be found on the bottom panel (Figure 8).
If the ramp time is set for the program then the quick change of parameters would occur
during achieving given temperature.
When the ramp time is not set in the program, then the changes would occur after achiev-
ing given temperature.
5.8.1. Quick change the set temperature
In order to quickly change the value of the set temperature of the program, press the icon in main screen
(Figure 4).
The value of the temperature should be selected by strolling the list up or down (Figure 23). Confirm the change
by pressing
Temperature cannot be lower than protection temperature (under temperature) +2°C and higher than protec-
tion temperature (over temperature) -2°C.
Figure 23 - Quick change of temperature
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5.8.2. Quick change the set time
In order to quickly change the duration time of the program, press the icon in main screen (Figure 4).
Select the number of days, hours and minutes by strolling the list up or down (Figure 24). Confirm the change
by pressing . To set the continuous work press .
To change the way of displaying the time, press:
- to display the elapsed time
- to display the remaining time
To change only the way of displaying, you do not have to confirm it by .
Figure 24 - Quick change of time
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5.8.3. Quick change of other parameters
In order to quickly change of other parameters of the program, press the icon in main screen (Figure 4).
Select the parameter you want to change and make changes by strolling the list up or down (Figure 25).
Confirm the change by pressing .
Figure 25 - Quick change of other parameters
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5.9. Schedule
It allows to create a list of programs to be realized in the specific time periods. There is a possibility to create
several independent programs.
The Schedule window (Figure 26) contains the list of all created schedules by the logged-in User.
Before you start creating the Schedule, you must create programs that you want to find in
it.
At the top A there is information about the number of created schedules/ schedules to be created.
Figure 26 - The list of schedules
Start the schedule
Stop the schedule
Add the schedule
Edit the schedule
Delete the schedule
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5.9.1. Schedule creation / edition
Press the button or , and the panel with schedule parameters will appear (Figure 27)
A
In the text field at the top of the screen, enter the name of schedule. The schedule can consist of up to 10
programs.
Figure 27 - Edition of schedule
Adds a new program to the schedule (program needs to be created earlier)
Edit - make changes in the selected item
Deletes from list (queue) currently selected item
Save the schedule
Cancels the entered changes
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By clicking or the controller will display a window which allows to select the program as well as date
and time of its start and finish (Figure 28).
Select the program from the strolling list – press the field next to the inscription „Program” A . Below the
information about the selected program will display B along with the number of segments, cycles, priority,
temperature protection. It is only an a overview of the parameters and there is no possibility of changing them
in this window.
Figure 28 - Details of the schedule position
When configuring position of the schedule, set:

 date and time of start
 date and time of completion
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You can assign more than one program to the schedule.

You can create up to 10 programs.
When creating the schedule you should take into consideration the following restrictions:
 time of start position in the queue cannot be earlier than the current date and time,
 time of start position in the queue cannot be earlier than time of finishing of previous position in the
queue,
 time of finishing position in the queue cannot later than next position in the queue time of start,
 time of finishing position in the queue cannot coincide with the start time of next position but may be
a break between them,
 if the program is not totally completed (because of a too short time schedule) it will be interrupted.
When selecting intervals should be considered whether they are long enough that the se-
lected program can be executed. The duration of the program may be affected by: environ-
mental conditions, workload, program carried out directly before it.
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5.10. Starting the schedule
Schedule can be launched in two ways:
The first way
 Press the icon „schedule” in main menu (Figure 29).
 Then select the schedule you want to activate and press „Start” button. (Figure 30).
Figure 29 – Main menu
Figure 30 – List of schedules
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The second way
 In the main panel press the icon in the upper right corner. (Figure 31).
 Press „ SCHEDULE”.
 By pressing the icon you will go to the schedule selection window (Figure 32).
 Select the schedule you want to activate, and press button .
Remember that you can not start the schedule in which all item relate to the past time.
Figure 31 – Main screen
Figure 32 - Starting the schedule
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5.11. Statistics
This panel displays statistics about the currently running program or program that has ended. Statistics are
calculated separately for each segment and separately for each cycle. Data logging starts for calculation after
30 seconds from reaching the set temperature in the segment. The next data is registered every 1 minute.
The following information is available:
 Set temperature [°C] – set temperature in the segment
 Minimum temperature [°C] – the lowest recorded temperature
 Maximum temperature [°C] – the highest recorded temperature
 Average temperature [°C] – average temperature
 Segment – status of the segment
- In progress – currently performed segment (data is constantly updated)
- finished – the segment is made,
- interrupted – the segment was interrupted by the User before the set time expired
 Segment 1/2 –the number of the currently overviewing segment / number of the currently performed
or completed segment. Navigating between the segments is done by swiping up your finger up or
down.
 Cycle 1/1 – the number of currently overviewing cycle / the number of currently performer or completed
segment. Navigating between the segments is done by swiping up your finger up or down.
You can not overview the segment / cycle data that has not yet started.
Figure 33 - Statistic
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5.12. Data record

Register window (Figure 35) contains the following information:
 Time of sample registration [date],
 Temperature value from the main sensor in the chamber [temp.],
 relative humidity in the chamber (available in selected devices) [hum.],
 temperature value form the additional sensor (option) [add].
Each User has 10 000 samples to use, stored for a maximum of 12 months. If all the memory cells are full, the
oldest ones are overwritten.
Data is displayed in the chronological order from the oldest to the latest record. It is possible to segregate data
according to the selected column. To do so, click the column heading.
The samples are only registered when the program is running. The frequency of registration depends on the
program parameters settings, see » page 38 .
The time of opening the Data Register depends on the number of saved samples. The larger
number of stored cells increases the opening time of the window. Then, a progress window will
appear (Figure 34), indicating what date range has been displayed. By clicking on you can
stop loading and overview only some part of the data. By pressing the progress bar, you can
minimize it (it will appear at the top of the screen) and overview the previously loaded data.
Figure 34 - Progress bar
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Figure 35 - Data Register
Data recording onto the USB flash drive. .csv files are available - semicolon separated
by opening eg. with a spreadsheet, .plkx - opening with the LabDesk application
Diagram display see » page 61
Deleting data. Users with Super Admin rights can delete all data also those registered
by other users (Figure 36)
Figure 36 – Deletion of data
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5.12.1. Graph
It is possible to generate a graph (Figure 37) from the available samples in the data register. If the unit is
equipped with the additional sensors, first 2 x press the selected graph.
Figure 37 - Temperature graph
Displays the entire graph / back to the list of graphs
Back to Data Register
The time of opening the graph depends on the number of saved samples. The larger number of
stored cells increases the opening time of the window.
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It is possible to enlarge a fragment of the graph. Press anywhere and swipe both right and down at the same
time (Figure 38).
By swiping to the left you can back to the normal size of the graph.
Figure 38 - Enlarging the graph
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5.13. Event log
The window displays information about registered events, alarms and errors. Data is only available for Super
Admin users. The other users can see only their own typed text messages.
Figure 39 - Data register
Saving the data onto USB flash drive. .csv files are available - semicolon separated
by opening eg with a spreadsheet, .plkx - opening with the LabDesk application
Deleting data
Information event
Note entered by the User
Alarm event
Error
Quick Note
To see the details of the note press . In the displayed window (Figure 40) you can see the content
of the note, the user name who entered it and the name of program during which it was sent.
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Figure 40 – Details of user message
Possible events:
Date/time change data/time were changed
DeviceOn the device is switched on (on the main switch)
DeviceOff the device is switched off (on the main switch)
Door closed the door is closed
Door opened the door is opened
Open door alarm start open door alarm has been activated
Open door alarm stop open door alarm has been dactivated
Over Protection Start over-temperature protection has been activated
Over Protection Stop over-temperature protection has been finished
Program Edit changing the program parameters
Program End program is finished
Program Restarted program has been restarted after power failure
Program Start starting the program
Program Stop stopping the program
Under Protection Start sub-temperature protection has been activated
Under Protection Stop sub-temperature protection has been finished
Lower temp. alarm Start lower temperature alarm has been activated
Lower temp. alarm End lower temperature alarm has been finished
Upper temp. alarm Start upper temperature alarm has been activated
Upper temp. alarm End upper temperature alarm has been finished
Lower RH Alarm Start lower humidity alarm has been activated
Lower RH Alarm End lower humidity alarm has been finished
Upper RH Alarm Start upper humidity alarm has been activated
Upper RH Alarm End upper humidity alarm has been finished
Deleted Measurement user measurements have been deleted
Deleted All Mesurement all measurements have been deleted
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User added new user has been added

User updated user has been changed
User deleted user has been deleted
Program saved new program has been saved
Program deleted program has been deleted
Program updated program has been updated
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5.14. Info
The panel contains the following information:

 Software versions,
 name of device,
 manufacturer’s address,
 manufacturer’s webstie.
Figure 41 - Info window
Press icon to save the “Download” folder (among others with manual instruction) on the USB memory stick.
- write the service data on the pendrive – contact the service for more information.
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If an external storage is connected to the unit, then during the entry to the Info panel, the suggestion to save
the unit configuration file on the USB flashdrive appears (Figure 42). The file is used to create an offline
proogram in the LabDesk application.
Figure 42 - Saving the configuration file
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5.15. Users
In this panel (Figure 43) you can add a new user, edit an existing one or delete it.
Add a new user
Edit the selected user
Delete the selected user, along with the user, his programs and data register will be
also deleted
Figure 43 - List of users
At the top A there is information about:

 User: the number of created users/ the total number of users to create
 Available programs: the total number of available programs to be assigned to users
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5.15.1. User creating / edition
Press or , and the panel with user data will appear (Figure 44).
Should be given:
 login – a user name,
 password – account password
 password confirmation – enter the password again to confirm it
 type – type of account (Super Admin , Admin, User) more information» page 70,
 Programs limit – the number of programs that user can create/ the number of available programs
(user can not set the limit).
Figure 44 - User edition
Confirms and saves the user
Cancels the entered data and returns to the list of users.
The device can have up to 5 users. There are 40 programs available that can be freely distributed
among users.
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5.16. Types of accounts and their limits
There are three different account types available. Each has its own qualities and limits described below.
User account
 It has access to the program management menu, where you can run (programs), check their sta-
tistics (statistics, data register), check the device event history (event log) and system information
(info).
 The user can not create his own programs and schedules, but only run those that have been made
available to him by other users.
 The user can not stop programs and schedules that he did not start himself.
 The user do not have access to the schedules.
 The program started by the user can be stopped by a user with Super Admin privileges.
Figure 45 - Main menu - user
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Admin account
It has access to program management menu, where you can:
 create or edit programs (programs),
 check their statitistics (statistics and data register),
 check the device event history (event log),
 information about the system (info).
Figure 46 - Main menu – admin and super admin
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Super Admin account

Super Admin account has not limits. It has access to the program menu managament and to the settings menu.
Figure 47 - Main menu – admin and super admin
Figure 48 - Main menu - Super Admin
Information about which window is active indicates
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5.17. Interface
In this panel (Figure 49) you can:
Change the device name – by default, the device's serial number
Change the language of device
Set the time after which the screen will be dimmed
Turn on/off the sound, alarm sounds will be still emitted
Set the time after which the user will be automatically logged-out
Figure 49 - Interface settings
Confirms and saves changes
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5.18. Time
In this panel you can:

 change date / system time,
 change time zone
Date and time cannot be changed while the program is running.

If you change the date and time to an earlier than the current one, a message will appear on the display:
Changing the date/time will interfere with the records in the database. Delete the data from data record and
event log first, then change the date/time.
You must first delete the data from the “data record” and from “event log” and then change the date/time.
To change the system date or time, press the button Figure 50. In the next window (Figure 51) you can
change settings.
Figure 50 - Time settings
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Figure 51 - Time settings
Confirms the time changes and restart device.
Cancels the entered time changes
The same time zones are required for correct operation of programs on the device and com-
puter.
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5.19. Alarms
You can set parameters related to alarms.

 lower alarm – an alarm will be generated if the temperature drops below the value given in this field
 upper alarm – an alarm will be generated if the temperature rises above the value given in this field
The lower and upper alarm can only be generated after reaching the set temperature.
 delay temp alarm - the alarm will be activated with a delay (1 min, 2 min, 5 min, 15 min) after exceed-
ing the permitted temperature.
 delay door alarm - the door alarm will be activated when the door is opened for the time selected by
the user (5 s, 30 s, 1 min, 5 min, 10 min).
Figure 52 - Alarm settings
Confirms changes
The value in the fields "Lower alarm" and "Upper alarm" must be between 0 and 5 ° C.
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5.20. Network
In this panel (Figure 53) you can change the settings for the network. Switch between the type of LAN / WiFi
network, press the icon or .
Only one type of network can be active.

After changing the network type, it may be necessary to restart the device.
LAN settings
(Figure 53)
 IP – the device’s IP address
 Mask – an Ethernet network mask to which the device is connected
 Gate – Server’s IP address or router’s that manages the Ethernet network
 DNS – IP address of the domain name system
 MAC – the address of the network card, read-only
 DHCP – you can select if the server that allocates IP addresses is running on the local network. You
can then skip setting IP, Masks, Gates
Icon A indicates the connection status.
Device connect
Device disconnect
Figure 53 - LAN settings
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WiFi settings (Figure 54)
 – press to refresh network list,

 SSID – press to select network from the drop down list,
 PSK – network password,
 IP, Mask, Gate, DNS – automatically completed when the network connection is correct,
 MAC – the address of the network card, read-only.
Figure 54 – WiFi settings
Confirms changes
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5.21. Mail reports
In this window, you can set the parameters needed to activate notifications via e-mail.
The panel is divided into three windows:
Selection of event types for which notifications should be sent: (Figure 55)
 Activate – activate or deactivate e-mail notifications
 Door alerts – alarms caused by the half-open door
 Critical alerts – critical alterts (eg. sensors damage)
 Temperature alerts – alarms caused by too high or too low temperature
 Programs events– events connected with programs (eg. adding, edition, delete of a program),
 Users events – events connected with users edition settings (adding, edition, delete of a user)
Figure 55 - E-mail events
Confirms changes
If you do not enable the "activate" option at the top of the panel, emails will not be sent!
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Sender and recipients (Figure 56)

 Sender – sender’s e-mail address
 Recipients – recipient’s e-mail addresses (up to 3)
Figure 56 - E-mail – sender and recipients
Confirms changes
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Configuration of the sender e-mail account (Figure 57)

In this window you can add the details of your e-mail account.
 Server ID SMTP
 Server password SMTP
 Server Host SMTP
 Server Port SMTP
You can also select the way of encryption TLS or SSL.
The above information can be obtained from the email account provider.
Figure 57- E-mail – configuration of the sender e-mail account
Connecting test
Confirms changes
Before testing the connection, make sure that the device is connected to a computer network
and has a properly configured network connection (» page 77).
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5.22. Defrosting
The panel (Figure 58) allows to control the defrosting of interior of the device. (Available on selected devices)
You can set:
 Period [h] – is counted when the temperature is:
In devices:
- CHL / ST / IL – lower or equal to 5°C for the set temperature and lower than or
equal to 7°C for the current temperature,
- KK – lower or equal to 10°C for the set temperature and lower or equal to 12°C for
the current temperature,
 Time[s] – the time of defrosting

 Delay[min] – time after the completion of defrosting in which temperature alarms are not gen-
erated, determined in minutes,
DEFAULT SETTINGS – restores factory settings
Figure 58- Defrosting settings
Confirms changes
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5.23. Temperature
In this window (Figure 59) you can set the parameters connected with temperature measurement in the device.
Additional sensor
It allows to set the parameters connected with the additional sensor (option):
 mode – the type of sensor work
- disable – the sensor is switched on
- measure –display in the main window and registration of the temperature from the additional sen-
sor
- compensation – display in the main window and registration of the temperature from the addi-
tional sensor + compensation.
 rate [C°/min] – this parameter determines how quickly the unit will react on temperature differences
between the main and additional temperature sensors
 limit – permitted compensation temperature difference from 2°C to 8°C.
Compensation
The compensation value is a correction for the regulation of the main sensor so as to obtain the desired tem-
perature at the measuring point by additional sensor. If you choose compensation, the unit will be controlled
according to the additional temperature sensor.
Figure 59 - Temperature measurement settings
Confirms changes
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5.24. Corrections
In this window (Figure 60) you can set correct:

 The temperature indicated on the display by adding the correction value. The set correction value is
taken in the whole temperature range operation of the device. For example, if the average temperature
displayed by the device indicates 100°C and the average temperature measured by independent,
external sensor indicates 100,5°C, the correction should be set on +0,5°C. The average temperature
should be calculated from chosen period of time e.g 30min. The correction range of -5°C to +5°C.
 The humidity indicated on the display by adding the correction value. You can enter the corrections in
3 ranges of humidity, between the ranges, the correction is calculated linearly. The function is only
available in the devices equipped with the humidity sensor.
The device has been calibrated by the manufacturer in accordance with applicable norms. The
temperature shown on the display corresponds with a great accuracy to the temperature in the
geometrical centre of the chamber. For the correct operation of the device it is not necessary to
use User’s calibration.
The user is performing temperature correction on his own responsibility and s/he must be aware
of consequences of changing of manufacturer’s settings. If the equipment was calibrated, calibra-
tion certificate loses it’s validity.
Figure 60 - correction inputted by the User
Confirms changes
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6. MODBUS TCP interface

Connection parameters:
IP address: the same as devices (set in the Network panel » page 77)
port: 502
register INPUT REGISTERS

function READ_INPUT_REGISTERS (0x30001)
Address Type Multiplier Description
0 int 10 temperature from the main sensor
1 int 10 temperature from the additional sensor (option)
2 int 10 humidity (option)
3 bool - door open
4 bit - b0 – door alarm
b1 - upper temperature alarm
b2 - lower temperature alarm
b3 - over Protection
b4 - under Protection
b5 – main sensor error
b6 – additional sensor error
b7 – protection sensor error
b8 – temperature sensors error
b9 – humidity sensor error
b10 – hardware error
b11 - MRW error
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7. COMPONENTS OF THE DEVICE
7.1. Internal glass door
To open or close the internal glass door use the plastic handle installed on the glass. While operating the unit
at high temperatures, do not touch the glass door or inner parts of the chamber. Always use safety gloves to
protect yourself and minimise the risk of getting burnt.
7.2. Door lock
All ILP units have been equipped with a door lock located in the door handle.
Two keys are attached on the backside of the device.
7.3. Access port
A Ø30 mm access port can be used to insert an external temperature sensor, which has been secured with a
silicon plug. The plug should cover the access port while the unit is operating. If multiple cables have been
inserted through the access port and if it is not possible to use the plug, secure the access port with adhesive
tape. If you leave the access port open, it may affect temperature stability and uniformity within the chamber.
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7.4. Open door alarm
All incubators have been equipped with an open door sensor. If you open the door, icon:
appear on the display.

If you leave the door open for more than 60 seconds, an alarm will sound and the control bar will be red. The
alarm event “door open” is displayed in the list, with the status alarm active.
Open door sensor
7.5. Internal LED light
Internal lighting is switched on automatically when the outside door is open. Once the light has been switch
on, a bulb icon will appear on the display.
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7.6. USB port
To transfer data from the unit’s memory to the USB memory stick, connect the memory stick to the USB slot
on the device.
Go to Main Menu  Data record, press the button
Select file type *.csv, *.plkx.
Press:
Data is copied.
Data saved as *.csv file can be opened in the Notepad. Data saved as *.plkx file can be opened only by
LabDesk. This program allows you f. ex. to view the data in the table as a graph. It allows you to make a report
of selected data range.
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8. TEMPERATURE PROTECTION
Temperature protection is included as standard, if damage occurs to the temperature controller or the user
changes the temperature settings outside of the upper and lower limits, temperature protection will activate.
Protection class 3.3 is a standard. The figure below shows how this works.
Protection Class 3.3. according to DIN 12880 norm is called protecting sample function. The User can set the
temperature protection lower / upper by himself. When the set temperature falls outside of this range, the
power of cooling system or heating system is switched off. In the ILP devices, the power supply of the peltier
module responsible for heating and cooling is switched off. When the temperature returns to within normal
parameters, the device continues to work normally.
9. OPERATION OF THE COOLING SYSTEM (only ILP devices)

The thermoelectric incubator relies on Peltier effect. Cooling elements are Peltier Modules which act as a heat
pump transporting heat / cold in the direction of the flow current. The cooling system is constructed of Peltier
modules, fans and radiators. Contrary to refrigerated units, it has a long operating life, no moving parts, the
ability of reverse operation i.e., the quick and easy transition from cooling to heating and vice versa, quiet
operation and the absence of harmful environmental and flammable refrigerants.
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10. CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE OF THE DEVICE
Before cleaning the device, it needs to be disconnected from the electrical supply!
Maintenance (cleaning of the housing and the chamber) should be carried out at least once a week (depending
on the environmental conditions in the workplace).
To clean products made of stainless steel (INOX) we recommend using cleaning solution dedicated particularly
to stainless steel material. It preserves the steel surface from permanent stains and retains aesthetic appear-
ance of the product.
INOX products are made of stainless steel, when used in standard laboratory conditions they do not rust.
However it is possible that stains (which may look like rust) form on the steel surface (e.g. due to the kind of
samples that are incubated in the chamber). In such case we recommend using cleaning solution (to clean the
stains) which is dedicated to this particular application, e.g. Pelox.
When cleaning stainless steel products with dedicated cleaning solution, one should pay attention
to the suggestions and recommendations given in the user manual (or in the safety data sheet)
of the cleaning solution.
10.1. Exterior cleaning
1. Clean the housing of the unit at least once a week or even more often depending on the conditions in
the place the unit works.
2. The housing and door should be cleaned with caution, using a soft cloth dampened with water.
3. Only mild cleaning products should be used to clean the device.
4. Unit with cooling system: laboratory refrigerators (CHL), thermostatic cabinet (ST), cooled In-
cubator (IL), climatic chamber (KK, KKS)
Clean the compressor and the evaporator with a vacuum cleaner, dry cloth or a brush at least once
a month! The compressor and the evaporator are located in the upper part of the unit (models:500, 700,
1200, 1450) or bottom part (models:53, 115, 240, 350, 400, 750)..
In KK 115/240/350, pull out the cover to get to the evaporator. After cleaning, mount it. again.
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KK 115, 240, 350, 400, 750 KK 500 700 1200 1450

ST 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6,
KKS 115, 240, 400, 750 ST 500, 700, 1200, 1450
CHL 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6,
IL – All models CHL 500, 700, 1200, 1450
If you do not do this, you may break the compressor and lose the warranty rights!
4. Electrical parts should not be in contact with water or detergent.
5. Clean the touch screen using a soft cloth for touch screens, or it is possible to use foam for cleaning
touch screens.
6. USB port can be cleaned with a vacuum cleaner to prevent accumulation of dirt inside the socket.
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10.2. Interior cleaning
1. The chamber should be emptied of any samples before cleaning.

2. Open the door of the device and wait for the frost to melt, take out the shelves and start cleaning the
device.
3. Only water or mild detergent should be used.
4. Having finished cleaning, you should allow the device to dry fully and fit all parts removed before clean-
ing.
5. During cleaning pay attention not to damage the temperature sensor in the chamber.
6. In drying oven (SL) could happened the internal bottom metal part becomes discolored. It is caused be
very high heaters temperature which are placed just under bottom metal part. Change of color of the
sheet does not cause any malfunction.
11. ADVICE ON HOW TO SAFELY STORE THE DEVICE
1. Remove all objects from the chamber.

2. Disconnect the device from the mains.
3. Clean and dry the chamber.
4. Leave the door open to allow adequate ventilation.
5. Store in temperatures between 0°C and 50°C and relative humidity maximum 70%.
6. For KK, KKS and KK FIT spin off the water supply.
12. TROUBLESHOOTING
Before you contact POL-EKO Aparatura Service Department:

1. Make sure that the operation complies with the instruction manual of the device.
2. Restart the device to make sure that the unit is not functioning properly. If it still does not work,
disconnect the unit again from the mains and repeat the operation after one hour.
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12.1. Possible defects

Malfunction What to check What to do
The unit is not working Check the voltage in the socket Measure the voltage in the
socket; if necessary, change
the fuses in the electric installa-
tion in the building
Check if the unit is plugged in Plug in the unit
Check the status of a circuit-breaker on the back Press the circuit breaker on the
of the device back of the device.
Check if the power cable is broken Change the cable
The unit is not cooling Check if the unit is exposed to direct sunlight Change the location of the unit
down Check if the unit is located near a radiator Change the location of the unit
Check if the door of the unit is closed properly Clean the gasket
Does the installation site meet the installation Adapt to the installation re-
conditions? quirements on site (according
to point 3)
The unit is not heating Check if the door of the unit is closed properly Clean the gasket
up Check if the fan is turned on If not please contact service
Does the installation site meet the installation Adapt to the installation re-
conditions? quirements on site (according
to point 3)
The unit is working too Check if the unit is not touching other objects Remove other objects
loudly (e.g. furniture etc.)
Sagging or tilted doors Check if the doors are properly leveled. (see If the doors are correctly lev-
chapter 3). eled and still are sagging,
please contact service.
Humidifier does not Adjustment of steam is off. Switch on the humidity adjust-
make steam (for KK and ment
KKS units) The water supply is closed. Open the water valve
No water in the container (for KK) Refill the container
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12.2. Circuit breaker
The device is equipped with an automatic circuit breaker and does not require its replacement in case of failure.
Switching on the circuit-breaker is done by pressing it. If the device turns off the protection every time, call an
authorized service center.
Fuse
12.3. Declared runtime of humidifier components UCAN

For KKS the cylinder of humidifier has to be exchanged once a year. This is a component of
humidifier – a wear part and is not a subject to warranty replacement. Below is the description for
KK with ultrasonic
humidifier.
UCAN Manufacturer declares failure-free work of components located in humidifierfor a specified period of
time.
Subgroup Component Type Declared runtime
1 Electronicboard for oscillator UP-015A 2 years or 5000 h
1 Oscillator UO-30 2 years or 5000 h
1 Set of oscillators UP-015A/UO 2 years or 5000 h
2 UV Lamp Power Supply UV-INV/ER 3-4 years or 10000 h
2 UV Lamp UV-L01 2 years or 10000 h
2 UV Lamp set UV-UNT 2 years or 10000 h
1 Power controlboard UP-003D 3 years or 10000 h
1 Electronics board of DC UP-032(8A) 5 years or 10000 h
power supply
1 Waterlevel sensor FS-0684A, FS-0683A 4-5 years or 10000 h
1 Electrovalves VCW21-8G AC48V 3 years or 10000 h
VCW32-8G AC48V
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13. WARRANTY
Warranty conditions shall be subject to Polish law
Support form and warranty conditions are specified on the manufacturer's website:
http://www.pol-eko.com.pl/en/service
Warranty repairs have to be reported to:
POL-EKO-APARATURA Sp.j.
ul. Kokoszycka 172 C
44-300 Wodzisław Śl.
Tel:
+48 32 453 91 96
+48 32 453 91 70
+48 32 453 90 30
E-mail:
export.service@pol-eko.com.pl
14. RATING PLATE
The rating plate is located on the left wall of the unit, in the upper left corner.
An example of the rating plate:
Legend:
1. Name and address of the manufacturer
1 2. Type of the unit
2 3. Serial number(2 indicated numbers state the
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year of production of the device)
3 15 4. Furnace capacity (only for KKS)
4 14 5. Maximum allowable pressure furnace (only for
5 13 KKS)
6 6. Test pressure(only for KKS)
12 7. Safety class according to DIN12880
7 8. Maximum allowable temperature(only for KKS)
9. Electric shock protection: protection against in-
8 9 direct contact and housing protection level
10 11
10. Disposal of the unit according to WEE2
11. CE mark
12. Quantity and type of gas in the cooling system
13. Temperature range
Under the rating plate there is a label with the license number
14. Type and weight of refrigerant
for the controller’s software. A license is assigned to a given 15. Power consumption, Weight of the unit and
instrument. Chamber capacity
16. Voltage and Frequency of mains
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15. TECHNICAL DATA

The technical data allows for ± 5% tolerance. Usable capacity is always less.
15.1. ILP
ILP 53 ILP 115 ILP 240
air convection forced

chamber capacity1) [l] 56 112 245
door type solid + internal glass door
temperature range [ºC] 0...+70 (max 20oC below ambient temp.)

temperature variation (spatial) at
+/- 0,2 +/- 0,2 +/- 0,3
37oC2)
temperature fluctuation (time) at 37oC +/- 0,1 +/- 0,1 +/- 0,1
controller microprocessor with external touch screen
interior stainless steel
housing stainless steel (linen finished)
width 590 650 810
overal dims [mm] height 710 850 1140

depth 690 780 840
width 400 460 600
internal dims [mm] height 390 540 800
depth 350 440 510
weight (kg) 52 70 115
shelves fitted/max3) 2/5 2/7 3/10
max shelf workload [kg] 25 25 25
max unit workload [kg] 50 50 90
voltage 50/60 Hz [V] 220-240
nominal power [W] 500 600 1000
warranty 24 months
1)
– working capacity of chamber can be smaller
𝑇̅ 𝑚𝑎𝑘𝑠−𝑇̅ 𝑚𝑖𝑛
2)
– variation (K) calculated for chamber as 𝐾 = +/− 2
3)
– "fitted” number of shelves included in price, "max" number of shelves which can be fitted
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15.2. SL, CL, IL
SL15 SL32 SL53 SL115 SL180 SL240 SL400 SL750 SL1000

Parametr
CL15 CL32 CL53 CL115 CL180 CL240 CL400 CL750 CL1000
air convection natural (N)/forced (W) forced (W)

chamber capacity1[I] 15 32 56 112 180 245 424 749 1005
door type solid solid/door with viewing window(option)
+ 50C above ambient temperature…+3000C
SL
410F above ambient temperature…5720F
temperature range
+50C above ambient temperature…+1000C
CL
+410F above ambient temperature… 2120F
temperature resolution[0C] every 0,1
controller microprocessor with external LCD graphic display
interior acid- proof stainless stell to DIN 1.4301
- powder coated sheet
housing
INOX/G stainless stell linen finish
A width 510 590 590 650 650 810 1010 1260 1260
overall dims2
B height 550 630 700 850 1030 1200 1430 1600 2000
[mm]
C depth 440 500 600 700 760 760 750 850 850
D width 320 400 400 460 470 600 800 1040 1040
internal dims
E height 230 320 390 540 720 800 1040 1200 1610
[mm]
F depth 200 250 360 450 560 510 510 600 600
max shelf - 10 10 25 25 25 25 25 - -
workload5
[kg] PW3 version - - 50 50 50 100 100 100 100
max unit - 20 30 40 60 75 90 120 140 -

workload
[kg] W4 version - - 80 120 120 300 300 300 300
nominal power[W] See rating plate
weight [kg] 27 35 50 65 94 126 174 260 330
over temperature protection class 2.0 according to DIN 12880/class 3.1(option)/3.1 in TOP+
400 [V] ±10% / 50 [Hz]
SL 230 [V] ±10% / 50 [Hz]
power supply 3P+N+PE
CL 230 [V] ±10% / 50 [Hz]
shelvesfitted/max 1/2 1/3 2/5 2/7 3/9 3/10 3/14 5/16 6/22
warranty 24 months
manufacturer POL – EKO APARATURA
1. working capacity of chamber can be smaller,
2. depth does not include 50mm of power cable
3. reinforced shelf,
4. reinforced version,
5. on uniformly loaded surface
All the above technical data refer to standard units
(without optional accessories)
SL CL 15-1000
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Parametr ILW 53 ILW 115 ILW 230 ILW 400 ILW 750
chamber capacity1[I] 56 112 245 424 749
doo rtype double/ door with viewing window (option)
temperature range[0C] -10(option) /0…+70(+100 for TOP+ version)
temperature range[0F] 14(option)/32…158(212 for TOP+ version)
interior acid-proof stainless steel to DIN 1.4301
- powder coated sheet
housing
A width 690 660 820 1040 1260
overall dims2
B height 960 1080 1430 1650 1820
[mm]
C depth 600 710 760 740 860
D width 400 460 600 800 1040
internal dims
E height 390 540 800 1040 1200
[mm]
F depth 360 450 510 510 600
- 25 25 25 25 -
max shelf 3
5
workload [kg] PW ver-
50 50 90 120 140
sion
max unit - 40 60 90 120 140
workload[kg] W 4version 80 120 300 300 300
nominal power[W] See rating plate
weight[kg] 69 90 140 185 275
over temperature protection class 2.0 according to DIN 12880/class 3.3(option)/3.3 in TOP +
power supply 230 V 50 Hz
shelves fitted/max 2/5 2/7 3/10 3/14 5/16
warranty 24months
manufacturer POL – EKO APARATURA
1. working capacity of chamber can be smaller,
5. on uniformly loaded surface
All the above technical data refer to standard units (without optional accessories)
ILW 53 - 750
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15.3. KK, KKS

KK120
Parametr KK115 KK240 KK350 KK400 KK500 KK700 KK750 KK1450
0
chamber capacity[I] 112 245 335 424 493 625 749 1365 1467
working capacity[I] 112 245 335 424 386 450 749 1229 1307
door type double(external solid ,internal glass)/external glass (option)
temperature - -10…+60
range[0C] FIT version -10…+600C(with light on +10…+500C)
temperature - 14…140
range[0F] FIT version 14…1400F(with light on 50…1220F)
relative humidity range[%] 30…90 (see working temperature and humidity chart for details on page 55)
humidity resolution [%] every 1
interior acid –proof stainless steel to DIN 1.4301
housing -
powder coated sheet
INOX/G
stainless stell linen finish
overall A width 650 810 640 1020 630 730 1250 1460 1440
dims1[mm] B height 1160 1600 2000 1840 1990 2000 2000 1990 1970
C depth 960 1000 980 1000 1040 1070 1100 1070 1170
internal D width 460 600 500 800 510 600 1040 1310 1340
dims[mm] D΄ width - - - - 510 600 - 1360 1300
E height 540 800 1340 1040 1510 1510 1200 1510 1460
F depth 450 510 500 510 640 690 600 690 750
I height - - 1270 - 1380 1360 - 1360 1300
max shelf -
work- 10 10 10 10 20 30 - 30 30
load2[kg] 3
PW ver-
sion 50 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100
max unit workload[kg] 60 90 100 120 100 150 140 300 300
nominal power [W] See rating plate
total maximum power of
Σmax. 200 [W]
electrical outlets (optional)
weight [kg] 90 140 125 185 130 170 275 220 230
over temperature protec-
class 3.3
tion
power supply 230 [V] ±10% / 50 [Hz]
shelves fitted/max 2/7 3/10 3/11 3/14 3/11 3/11 5/16 2x3/11 2x3/11
warranty 24 months
manufacturer POL–EKO-APARATURA
1. external dimensions for units without FIT option, depth does not include 50mm of power cable
2. on uniformy loaded surface,
3. reinforced shelf.
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Parametr KKS 115 KKS 240 KKS 400 KKS 750

chamber capacity[I] 112 245 424 749
working capacity[I] 112 245 424 749
door type double (external solid , internal glass)/external glass (option)
temperature - -10…+100
range[0C] FIT version -10…+60(with light on +10…+50)
temperature - 14 …212
range[0F] FIT version …14…+140 (with light on 50…122)
relative humidity range[%] 30…90 (see working temperature and humidity chart for details on page 55)
humidity resolution [%] every 1,0
interior acid – proof stainless steel to DIN 1.4301
housing - powder coated sheet
overall dims1[mm] A width 650 810 1020 1250
B height 1160 1600 1840 2000
C depth 960 1000 1000 1100
internal dims[mm] D width 460 600 800 1040
E height 540 800 1040 1200
F depth 450 510 510 600
max shelf workload2 - 10 10 10 -
[kg] PW3 ver-
50 100 100 100
sion
max unit workload [kg] 60 90 120 140
nominal power [W] See rating plate
Total maximum power of electrical
Σmax. 200 [W]
outlets (optional)
weight [kg] 103 140 185 275
over temperature protection klasy 3.3
power supply 400 [V] ±10% / 50 [Hz] 3P+N+PE
shelves fitted/max 2/7 3/10 3/14 5/16
warranty 24 months
manufacturer POL–EKO-APARATURA
1. external dimensions for units without FIT option, depth does not include 50mm of power cable
2. on uniformy loaded surface,
3. reinforced shelf.
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KK KKS: 115, 240, 400, 750 KK: 350
KK: 500, 700, 1200, 1450
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15.4. ST, CHL
ST1 ST2 ST3 ST4 ST5 ST6 ST500 ST700 ST1200 ST1450
Parametr
CHL1 CHL2 CHL3 CHL4 CHL5 CHL6 CHL500 CHL700 CHL1200 CHL1450

chamber capac-
[l] 70 150 200 250 300 400 500 625 1365 1460
ity[I]
working capacity[I] [l] 55 122 163 203 243 324 386 450 1229 1307
door type solid / glass of double1(option)
[°C] 0…+15 0…+15 / -10…+15 (option)
tempera- CHL
[°F] 32…+59 32…+59/14…+59 (option)
ture
range[ C]0 [°C] +3…+40/ do + 70(option)/+3...+70 w PREM TOP+
ST
[°F] +37…+104 / do +158 (option)/ +37…+158 w PRM TOP+
temperature resolu-
every 0,1
tion[0C]
BASIC aluminium
COMF stainless steel to. DIN 1.4016
COMF/S stainless steel to. DIN 1.4016
interior PREM
stal stainless steel to. DIN 1.4016DIN 1.4301
(TOP+)
PREM/S
stainless steel to DIN 1.4016DIN 1.4301
(TOP+)
BASIC powder coated sheet
COMF powder coated sheet
COMF/S polished stainless steel
housing PREM
powder coated sheet
(TOP+)
PREM/S
polished stainless steel
(TOP+)
A width 570 620 620 620 620 620 660 750 1480 1450
overall
2 B height 600 860 1060 1260 1460 1860 1990 1990 1990 1970
dims [mm]
C depth 680 650 650 650 650 650 810 860 860 950
D width 430 480 480 480 480 480 480 480 2x480 2x480
D’ width 470 520 520 520 520 520 510 600 1310 1340
E height 430 660 860 1060 1260 1660 1510 1510 1510 1460
internal F depth 300 420 420 420 420 420 650 690 690 750
dims[mm] F’ depth 360 480 480 480 480 480 - - - -
G depth - 320 320 320 320 320 - - - -
H height - 440 640 840 1050 1440 - - - -
I height - - - - - - 1380 1360 1360 1300
max shelf - 10 10 10 10 10 10 20 30 30 30
workload2
PW5 ver-
[kg] On reguest 100 150 300 300
sion
max unit - 20 30 40 50 60 60 100 150 300 300
workload
W6 version On reguest
[kg]
Nominal Power [W] See rating plate
Total maximum power of
electrical outlets (op- Σmax. 200 [W]
tional)
weight8 [kg] 32 54 59 69 75 90 105 115 185 200
over temperature protec-
Class 1.0 to DIN 12880/ klasa 3.3 (option) / class 3.3 in PREM TOP+
tion
power supply* 230 [V] ±10% / 50 [Hz]
shelvesfitted/max 2/2 3/4 3/4 4/6 4/7 4/10 3/11 3/11 2x3/119 2x3/119
cooling agent R134a
warranty 24 months
manufacturer POL-KO APARATURA
Parametr CHL1/1 CHL1/1/1 CHL2/2 CHL2/3 CHL2/4 CHL3/3
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chamber capacity[I] 70/70 70/70/70 150/150 150/200 150/250 200/200
working capacity[I] 55/55 55/55/55 122/122 122/163 123/203 163/163
door type solid / glass of double1 (option)
[°C] 0…+15
CHL
0 [°F] 32…+59
temperaturerange[ C
[°C] +3…+40/ do + 70(option) /+3...+70 w PREM TOP+
ST
[°F] +37…+104 / do +158 (option) / +37…+158 w PRM TOP+
BASIC aluminium
COMF stainless steel to. DIN 1.4016
interior COMF/S stainless steel to. DIN 1.4016
PREM (TOP+) stal stainless steel to. DIN 1.4016DIN 1.4301
PREM/S (TOP+) stainless steel to DIN 1.4016DIN 1.4301
BASIC powder coated sheet
COMF powder coated sheet
housing COMF/S polished stainless steel
PREM (TOP+) powder coated sheet
PREM/S (TOP+) polished stainless steel
A width 570 570 620 620 620 620
overall dims2[mm] B height 1170 1740 1680 1880 2080 2080
C depth 680 680 650 650 650 650
D width 430 480 480 480 480 480
D’ width 470 520 520 520 520 520
E height 430 430 660 660/860 660/1060 860
internal dims3[mm] F depth 300 420 420 420 420 420
F’ depth 360 480 480 480 480 480
G depth - 320 320 320 320 320
H height - 440 640 840 1050 1440
max shelf workload4 - 10 10 10 10 10 10
[kg]
PW5 version On reguest
max unit workload - 20 30 40 50 60 60
[kg] W6 version On reguest
7
nominalpower [W] See rating plate
weight [kg] 65 98 109 114 124 119
over temperature protection Class 1.0 to DIN 12880/ klasa 3.3 (option) / class 3.3 in PREM
TOP+
powe rsupply 230 [V] ±10% / 50 [Hz]
shelves fitted/max See table for single chamber models
Total maximum power of electrical outlets (op-
Σmax 200W
tional)
cooling agent R134a
warranty 24 months
manufacturer POL-EKO APARATURA sp.j.
1. additional internal glass door

3. dims of units with double door can be smaller
4. on uniformy loaded surface
7. for units in BASIC version solid door
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ST CHL: 1
ST CHL: 2,3,4,5,6
ST CHL 500, 700, 1200, 1450
104
16. MAINTENANCE AND INSPECTION REGISTER

Type of the unit:………………………..……. Serial no: ……..………………………….
Maintenance for ILW, CHL, ST, KKS or KK

No. Date Compressor and evaporator Signature
cleaning
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
* every month; every week in case of high dust occurrence
16.1. Inspection
Technical inspection performed by POL-EKO-APARATURA’s service once a year:
No. Date Description Performer Signature
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DEKLARACJA ZGODNOŚCI UE
EU DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY
Produkt: Product:
Inkubator z chłodzeniem Peltiera Peltier- cooled incubator
Model: Model:
ILP 53; ILP 115; ILP 240; ILP 400
w wersjach: in version:
SMART; IG SMART; SMART PRO; IG SMART PRO
Nazwa i adres producenta: Name and address of the manufacturer:

POL-EKO-APARATURA sp.j.
A. Polok-Kowalska, S. Kowalski
ul. Kokoszycka 172c
Niniejsza deklaracja zgodności wydana zostaje na This declaration of conformity is issued under the sole
wyłączną odpowiedzialność producenta. responsibility of the manufacturer.
Wymieniony powyżej przedmiot niniejszej The object of the declaration described above is in
deklaracji jest zgodny z odnośnymi wymaganiami conformity with the relevant Union harmonisation
unijnego prawodawstwa harmonizacyjnego: legislation:
LVD 2014/35/UE LVD 2014/35/EU
EMC 2014/30/UE EMC 2014/30/EU
RoHS 2011/65/UE RoHS 2011/65/EU
WEEE 2012/19/UE WEEE 2012/19/EU
Odniesienia do odnośnych norm References to the relevant harmonised standards used
zharmonizowanych, które zastosowano, lub do or references to the other technical specifications in
innych specyfikacji technicznych, w stosunku, do relation to which conformity is declared:
których deklarowana jest zgodność:
LVD PN-EN 61010-1:2011
PN-EN 61010-2-010:2015-01
PN-EN 60519-1:2015-10
PN-EN 60529:2003/A2:2014-07
EMC PN-EN 61326-1:2013-06
RoHS PN-EN IEC 63000:2019-01
Wodzisław Śl. 23.05.2017 (Director)
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Produkt: Product:
Suszarka laboratoryjna Drying oven
Model: Model:
SLW 15; SLW 32, SLW 53; SLW 75; SLW 115; SLW 180; SLW 240; SLW 400; SLW 750; SLW 1000
SLN 15; SLN 32; SLN 53; SLN 75; SLN 115; SLN 180; SLN 240

ul. Kokoszycka 172c
LVD 2014/35/UE LVD 2014/35/EU
EMC 2014/30/UE EMC 2014/30/EU
RoHS 2011/65/UE RoHS 2011/65/EU
WEEE 2012/19/UE WEEE 2012/19/EU
LVD PN-EN 61010-1:2011
PN-EN 61010-2-010:2015-01
PN-EN 60519-1:2015-10
PN-EN 60529:2003/A2:2014-07
EMC PN-EN 61326-1:2013-06
RoHS PN-EN IEC 63000:2019-01
107
Produkt: Product:
Cieplarka laboratoryjna Laboratory incubator
Model: Model:
CLW 15; CLW 32; CLW 53; CLW 75; CLW 115; CLW 180; CLW 240; CLW 400; CLW 750; CLW 1000
CLN 15; CLN 32; CLN 53; CLN 75; CLN 115; CLN 180; CLN 240

ul. Kokoszycka 172c
LVD 2014/35/UE LVD 2014/35/EU
EMC 2014/30/UE EMC 2014/30/EU
RoHS 2011/65/UE RoHS 2011/65/EU
WEEE 2012/19/UE WEEE 2012/19/EU
LVD PN-EN 61010-1:2011
PN-EN 61010-2-010:2015-01
PN-EN 60519-1:2015-10
PN-EN 60529:2003/A2:2014-07
EMC PN-EN 61326-1:2013-06
RoHS PN-EN IEC 63000:2019-01
108
Produkt: Product:
Inkubator z chłodzeniem Cooled incubator
Model: Model:
ILW 53; ILW 115; ILW 240; ILW 400; ILW 750

ul. Kokoszycka 172c
LVD 2014/35/UE LVD 2014/35/EU
EMC 2014/30/UE EMC 2014/30/EU
RoHS 2011/65/UE RoHS 2011/65/EU
WEEE 2012/19/UE WEEE 2012/19/EU
LVD PN-EN 61010-1:2011
PN-EN 61010-2-010:2015-01
PN-EN 60519-1:2015-10
PN-EN 60529:2003/A2:2014-07
EMC PN-EN 61326-1:2013-06
RoHS PN-EN IEC 63000:2019-01
109
Produkt: Product:
Komora klimatyczna Climatic chamber
Model: Model:
KK 115; KK 240; KK 350; KK 400; KK 500; KK 700; KK 750; KK 1200; KK 1450;

KKS 115; KKS 240; KKS 400; KKS 750
IG SMART PRO; SMART PRO

ul. Kokoszycka 172c
LVD 2014/35/UE LVD 2014/35/EU
EMC 2014/30/UE EMC 2014/30/EU
RoHS 2011/65/UE RoHS 2011/65/EU
WEEE 2012/19/UE WEEE 2012/19/EU
PED 2014/68/UE PED 2014/68/EU
LVD PN-EN 61010-1:2011
PN-EN 61010-2-010:2015-01
PN-EN 60519-1:2015-10
PN-EN 60529:2003/A2:2014-07
EMC PN-EN 61326-1:2013-06
RoHS PN-EN IEC 63000:2019-01
110
Produkt: Product:
Szafa termostatyczna Cooled incubator (ST)
Model: Model:
ST 1; ST 2; ST 3; ST 4; ST 5; ST 6; ST 500; ST 700; ST 1200; ST 1450; ST 1/1; ST 1/1/1; ST 2/2; ST 2/3;

ST 2/4; ST 3/3; ST2/ZLN85; ST3/ZLN85
B SMART; C SMART; CS SMART; P SMART; PS SMART; P SMART PRO;

PS SMART PRO

ul. Kokoszycka 172c
LVD 2014/35/UE LVD 2014/35/EU
EMC 2014/30/UE EMC 2014/30/EU
RoHS 2011/65/UE RoHS 2011/65/EU
WEEE 2012/19/UE WEEE 2012/19/EU
LVD PN-EN 61010-1:2011
PN-EN 61010-2-010:2015-01
PN-EN 60519-1:2015-10
PN-EN 60529:2003/A2:2014-07
EMC PN-EN 61326-1:2013-06
RoHS PN-EN IEC 63000:2019-01
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Produkt: Product:
Chłodziarka laboratoryjna Laboratory refrigerators
Model: Model:
CHL 1; CHL 2; CHL 3; CHL 4; CHL 5; CHL 6; CHL 500; CHL 700; CHL 1200; CHL 1450; CHL 1/1;
CHL 1/1/1; CHL 2/2; CHL 2/3; CHL 2/4; CHL 3/3; ST2/ZLN85+; ST3/ZLN85+
B SMART; C SMART; CS SMART; P SMART; PS SMART; P Smart PRO;

PS SMART PRO

ul. Kokoszycka 172c
LVD 2014/35/UE LVD 2014/35/EU
EMC 2014/30/UE EMC 2014/30/EU
RoHS 2011/65/UE RoHS 2011/65/EU
WEEE 2012/19/UE WEEE 2012/19/EU
LVD PN-EN 61010-1:2011
PN-EN 61010-2-010:2015-01
PN-EN 60519-1:2015-10
PN-EN 60529:2003/A2:2014-07
EMC PN-EN 61326-1:2013-06
RoHS PN-EN IEC 63000:2019-01
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Producer of basic and indispensable laboratory equipment
as well as continuous measurement equipment.
Authorized dealer of:
Knick, Thermo Scientific, WTW
POL–EKO–APARATURA sp.j.
A. Polok-Kowa lska, S. Kowalski
ul. Kokoszycka 172 C
44-300 Wodzislaw Slaski, Poland
Tel. +48 / 32 453 91 70, Fax. +48 / 32 453 91 85
e-mail: info@pol-eko.com.pl
web: https://www.pol-eko.com.pl * https://www.cieplarki.pl
We produce: We offer portable, laboratory and on-line

 thermostatic cabinets equipment:
 refrigerators  pH-meters
 laboratory freezers  ISE measuring
 heating ovens  dissolved oxygen meters
 cooled incubators  conductivity meters
 drying ovens  photometers
 colony counters  spectrophotometers
 stationary samplers  thermo reactors
 specialized devices for controlled sewage  turbidity meters
and waste waters taking  heavy metals trace analyzers
We organize:  pH electrodes
 trainings  conductivity sensors
 seminaries  D.O. sensors
We provide:  pH buffer solutions
 warranty service  conductivity standards
 post–warranty service  photometric tests
 chromatography syringes
 laboratory accessories
We advise our customers as far as the choice

and maintenance of the equipment are concerned !
©2019 POL-EKO-APARATURA sp.j.

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Drying Oven (SL)

Peltier Incubator (ILP) ILP 53, 115, 240

Climatic Chamber (KK, KKS)

1. IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR THE USER.................................................................................... 7

2. PACKAGE CONTENTS ....................................................................................................................... 9

3. BEFORE THE FIRST USE ................................................................................................................. 11

3.1. Installation place .......................................................................................................................... 11

3.2. Installation of container (in KK version) ........................................................................................ 18

3.3. HEPA filter................................................................................................................................... 18

3.4. To install internal glass door ........................................................................................................ 19

3.5. Condensation in the chamber ...................................................................................................... 19

3.6. Placement of samples ................................................................................................................. 20

3.7. Closing the chamber door ............................................................................................................ 20

4. DESCRIPTION OF THE UNIT ............................................................................................................ 21

4.1. Appearance of the devices ILP .................................................................................................... 21

4.2. Appearance of the devices SL/CL ................................................................................................ 23

4.3. Appearance of the device KK,IL ................................................................................................... 25

4.4. Appearance of the device ST/CHL ............................................................................................... 27

5. DEVICE OPERATION ........................................................................................................................ 29

5.1. Internal memory........................................................................................................................... 29

5.2. First boot ..................................................................................................................................... 29

5.3. Using the keypad ......................................................................................................................... 30

5.4. User logging in ............................................................................................................................ 31

5.5. Main Screen ........................................................................................................................ 32

5.5.1. Alarm bar ............................................................................................................................. 32

5.5.2. Alarms panel ........................................................................................................................ 32

5.5.4. Status - description .............................................................................................................. 35

5.5.5. Status – protection and alarms ............................................................................................. 36

5.6. Programs ............................................................................................................................ 37

5.6.1. Program creation / edition .................................................................................................... 38

5.6.2. Segments edition ................................................................................................................. 40

5.6.4. Loop .................................................................................................................................... 43

5.6.5. Priority ................................................................................................................................. 43

5.6.6. Protection class ................................................................................................................... 44

5.6.7. Defrosting program .............................................................................................................. 45

5.7. Starting the program .................................................................................................................... 46

The second way ............................................................................................................................47

5.8. Quick change of parameters ........................................................................................................ 49

5.8.1. Quick change the set temperature........................................................................................ 49

5.8.2. Quick change the set time .................................................................................................... 50

5.9. Schedule ............................................................................................................................ 52

5.9.1. Schedule creation / edition ................................................................................................... 53

5.10. Starting the schedule ................................................................................................................... 56

The second way ............................................................................................................................57

5.11. Statistics .............................................................................................................................. 58

5.12. Data record ......................................................................................................................... 59

5.12.1. Graph .................................................................................................................................. 61

5.13. Event log ............................................................................................................................. 63

5.15.1. User creating / edition .......................................................................................................... 69

5.16. Types of accounts and their limits ................................................................................................ 70

5.17. Interface .............................................................................................................................. 73

5.18. Time .................................................................................................................................... 74

WiFi settings (Figure 54) ...............................................................................................................78

5.21. Mail reports ......................................................................................................................... 79

5.22. Defrosting ............................................................................................................................ 82

5.23. Temperature ........................................................................................................................ 83

5.24. Corrections .......................................................................................................................... 84

6. MODBUS TCP interface .................................................................................................................... 85

7. COMPONENTS OF THE DEVICE ...................................................................................................... 86

7.1. Internal glass door ....................................................................................................................... 86

7.2. Door lock ..................................................................................................................................... 86

7.3. Access port ................................................................................................................................. 86

7.4. Open door alarm.......................................................................................................................... 87