CLIMACELL ECO Line - NP - en - 2018-12 - MMM - V1.02

CLIMACELL ®
111, 222, 404, 707, 1212
Cooling incubator with controlled humidity –

ECO line
Instructions for Use
CLIMACELL ECO line_np_en_2018-12_mmm_V1.02

Congratulations on purchase of the new cooling incubator with controlled humidity which is an ideal option for applications
in which you need to maintain or regulate temperature and relative humidity inside of the chamber in various time modes.
Updated know-how in the field of regulation is used in the incubator control. Thanks to use of fuzzy logic and top-quality
hardware components, high precision of temperature and humidity respectively other features control is reached. The complete
control system is designed in such a way so as to arrange maximal reliability of the regulation process.
The devices meet the European technical and legislative requirements and they are constructed in compliance with relevant
EN standards. They are manufactured from high-quality materials using the newest technologies. Each individual unit passes
a thorough output control and it is tested by testing programs.
If you will follow the below stated instructions, the device will become your reliable and powerful partner. As from today, all these
qualities are at your disposal.
This device is really easy to use, thanks to intuitive control with wizards, but anyway we do recommend you to carefully read the
Instructions for Use to be able to use in full all and any properties of the device and to get to know all the information necessary
for its optimal use.
CONTENTS:
1 PRODUCT NAME....................................................................................................................................7
2 PURPOSE AND USE.............................................................................................................................7

2.1 Basic characteristics...........................................................................................................................7
3 DEVICE DESCRIPTION...........................................................................................................................8
3.1 General view of climacell® eco 111, 222......................................................................................8
3.2 General view of climacell® eco 404, 707......................................................................................9
3.3 Communication panel..........................................................................................................................10
3.4 Useful space.........................................................................................................................................11
4 TECHNICAL DATA I............................................................................................................................12

4.1 General data........................................................................................................................................12
4.2 Electric installation and operation conditions.....................................................................13
4.3 Communication interface.................................................................................................................14
4.4 Limit the chemical resistance of the humidity probe........................................................14
5 BASIC EQUIPMENT..............................................................................................................................14
6 ADDITIONAL EQUIPMENT...................................................................................................................14
6.1 Access ports with diameters of 25, 50, 100 mm.....................................................................14
6.2 Mechanic lock of the door.........................................................................................................14
6.3 Electric locking (blocking) of the door....................................................................................14
6.4 Door hinged on the left.............................................................................................................15
6.5 Flexible sensor pt 100......................................................................................................................15
6.6 Warmcomm 4 – communication sw for windows.......................................................................15
6.7 Potential – free contact for alarm messages......................................................................15
6.8 Inner switched socket.....................................................................................................................15
6.9 Exposition lighting..............................................................................................................................15
6.9.1 Exposition lighting in the door..................................................................................................15
6.9.2 Exposition lighting on shelves.....................................................................................................16
6.9.3 Safety warning against uv and uv-c radiation...................................................................16
6.10 Inner lighting.......................................................................................................................................16
6.10.1 Inner lighting placed in the chamber........................................................................................16
6.10.2 Inner lighting placed on the door............................................................................................16
6.11 Temperature range from -10°C....................................................................................................16
6.12 Printer epson tm-t20 ii..................................................................................................................16
6.13 Lan module............................................................................................................................................16
6.14 Usb host.................................................................................................................................................17
6.15 Signaling the door opening...........................................................................................................17
7 PUTTING THE DEVICE INTO OPERATION..................................................................................17

7.1 Unpacking and control.....................................................................................................................17
7.2 Important warnings............................................................................................................................17
7.3 Device placement.................................................................................................................................18
7.4 Connection to water source and to drain...............................................................................19
7.5 Connection to the mains.................................................................................................................19
8 USING THE DEVICE.............................................................................................................................19

8.1 Device switch-on..................................................................................................................................19
8.2 Control panel (hmi)............................................................................................................................19
8.2.1 On/off push button, device modes..............................................................................................20
8.3 User interface.....................................................................................................................................20
8.3.1 Home screen (home)...........................................................................................................................20
8.3.1.1 Home screen in stopped condition..............................................................................................20
8.3.1.2 Home screen while the program is running.........................................................................20
8.3.1.3 Fdamode...................................................................................................................................................21
8.3.1.4 Program scheme and time information for current segment.......................................21
8.3.2 Menu programs...................................................................................................................................21
8.3.2.1 Program selection.............................................................................................................................21
8.3.2.2 Fast program editing.......................................................................................................................22
8.3.2.2.1 Program parameters.........................................................................................................................22
8.3.2.3 Temperature and relative humidity setting and their limitation......................................23
8.3.3 Main menu............................................................................................................................................23
8.3.3.1 Delayed start.......................................................................................................................................23
8.3.3.2 Programs editing menu.....................................................................................................................24
8.3.3.3 Alarms........................................................................................................................................................24
8.3.3.4 Safety thermostat............................................................................................................................25
8.3.3.5 Export......................................................................................................................................................25
8.3.3.6 Import.......................................................................................................................................................26
8.3.3.7 Extension................................................................................................................................................26
8.3.3.7.1 Eco plus.................................................................................................................................................26
8.3.3.7.1.1 Eco plus – activation........................................................................................................................26
8.3.3.8 Special programs................................................................................................................................27
8.3.3.8.1 Defrost......................................................................................................................................................27
8.3.3.8.2 Drying......................................................................................................................................................27
8.3.3.8.3 Cooling test..........................................................................................................................................27
8.3.3.9 Datalogger.............................................................................................................................................28
8.3.3.10 System information.............................................................................................................................28
8.3.4 Menu settings......................................................................................................................................29
8.3.4.1 Date and time......................................................................................................................................29
8.3.4.2 Setting the fan in the device chamber......................................................................................29
8.3.4.3 Door lock.............................................................................................................................................30
8.3.4.4 Communication........................................................................................................................................30
8.3.4.4.1 Ethernet..................................................................................................................................................30
8.3.4.4.2 Serial port...........................................................................................................................................31
8.3.4.4.3 Usb............................................................................................................................................................31
8.3.4.5 Print..........................................................................................................................................................31
8.3.4.6 Security...................................................................................................................................................32
8.3.4.6.1 Password editing................................................................................................................................33
8.3.4.6.2 Keys combination.................................................................................................................................33
8.3.5 User settings.......................................................................................................................................33
8.3.5.1 Language.................................................................................................................................................33
8.3.5.2 Sounds........................................................................................................................................................34
8.3.5.3 Units..........................................................................................................................................................34
8.3.5.4 Information displayed while the program is running.......................................................34
8.3.5.5 Transition to economic mode..........................................................................................................34
8.3.5.6 Transition to full-screen mode......................................................................................................35
8.3.5.7 Display contrast..................................................................................................................................35
8.3.5.8 Senzors...................................................................................................................................................35
8.3.6 Door opening.......................................................................................................................................36
8.3.7 Outage (blackout)...............................................................................................................................36
9 ERROR MESSAGES.............................................................................................................................36
9.1 General information...........................................................................................................................36
9.2 Elimination of error/warning.........................................................................................................37
9.2.1 General procedure in case of occurrence of events with seriousness level of error....37
9.2.2 General procedure in case of occurrence of events with seriousness level of warning....37
9.2.3 Specific procedure in solution of selected error messages......................................38
10 DEVICE MAINTENANCE......................................................................................................................39
10.1 Maintenance plan..............................................................................................................................39
10.2 Door sealing replacement..............................................................................................................39
10.3 Door adjustment.................................................................................................................................39
10.4 Condensed water steam collection..............................................................................................40
10.5 Device cleaning....................................................................................................................................40
10.6 Steam generator..................................................................................................................................41
10.7 Revision of electro parts.............................................................................................................41
11 TECHNICAL DATA II.........................................................................................................................42
11.1 Operation data...................................................................................................................................42
11.2 Shelves with exposition lighting.................................................................................................42
12 GUARANTEE AND SERVICE.............................................................................................................44
13 TRANSPORT AND STORAGE...........................................................................................................44
14 LIQUIDATION...........................................................................................................................................44
15 EMERGENCY DOOR OPENING.....................................................................................................45
APPENDICES:
EC – Declaration of conformity
1 product name
• The chamber and all the inner parts are made of stainless
steel. The outer shell is made partially of zinc-coated and
stainless steel material and it is treated with water-soluble
The Instructions for Use apply to the below stated device (environment-friendly stove enamel).
models:
• CLIMACELL® ECO is equipped with a multi-processor
Trade name Model
control with the following properties:
CLIMACELL® CLC kkk ECO
o Precise regulation of temperature and lighting
where: with application of the newest trends in the field of
kkk – chamber size [l] 111, 222, 404, 707, 1212 regulation (fuzzy logic), supported by many years of
experience of the company MMM in this field.
2 purpose
o Foil keyboard allows simple and intuitive control.
and use
o Wide offer of communication interfaces – Ethernet,
USB – Device, USB – Host, RS232 – according to
client’s request.
The device CLIMACELL® ECO is designed for applications
requiring precise and reproducible simulation of variable o 9 freely adjustable programs.
climatic conditions. In its basic version, the incubator allows
simultaneous regulation of temperature and humidity. o Possibility of authorized access to control and settings
In case of additional equipment purchase it also offers the of the device.
possibility of homogenous lighting in the field of visible or
UV light. Thanks to the unique combination the device offers o Support of WarmComm 4 software for regulation
the user with a wide range of possible uses. The device course recording.
can be used in biology, food processing industry, chemical
industry, electrical technology, histology, botany, pharmacy
and others. A typical example may be the cultivation of
plant and tissue cultures or tests of stability of materials and
medicaments.
2.1 BASIC CHARACTERISTICS
• In the work space of the device it is possible to simulate

the environment with temperature from 0 up to 100°C,
relative humidity (hereinafter referred to as RH) 10%
up to 98%. For possible combinations of temperature and
RH see chapter 8.3.2.3 .
• Space – homogenous lighting with wave length in visible

and UV zone.
• Temperature, RH and lighting may be regulated in various

time modes.
• Tested samples are stored on shelves supplied together

with the device.
• The unique system of air circulation with forced

circulation guarantees space – homogenous distribution
of temperature and RH in the whole work space of the
device.
• Adjustable speed of the fan from 0 up to 100%

in ten-percent intervals.
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3 device description
3.1 GENERAL VIEW OF CLIMACELL® ECO 111, 222
8 3 2 5 4 19
20
7
6a
24
23
6b
25
17 26
22
21
16 18 14 13 37 15
Fig. 1
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3.2 GENERAL VIEW OF CLIMACELL® ECO 404, 707
8 2 3 20 19 7
26
6a
6b 22
24
25
4
5 23
21
16 15 13 37 14 18 17
Fig. 2

3.3 COMMUNICATION PANEL
11 10 31 33
1
12
jen CLC
Fig. 3
Standard Design
1 Mains push button 12 Pump connector

2 Control foil panel 13 Steam inlet from the generator
3 Plastic cover of control panel 14 Waste bin with pump
4 Condenser 15 Waste water outlet
5 Compressor 16 Water inlet from the tank
Cooling tube evaporator:
6 6 a – cooling 17 Distilled water tank
6b – freezing (RH regulation)
7 Heating elements in heating space 18 Outlet of waste water from chamber and door to the tank
8 Mains connection 19 Temperature sensor PT 100
9 Fuses T16A 20 Relative humidity sensor
10 Connector RS232 21 Trays (2 pcs)
11 USB device (USB B) connector
Optional Equipment
22 Exposition lighting in the door (LED, fluorescent lamps) 31 LAN connector

23 Exposition lighting of shelves (LED, fluorescent lamps) 32 Connector USB HOST
25 Placement of inner switched socket 33 Potential-free contact for alarm messages
26 Placement of inner access port 37 Steam outlet from pressure fuse

3.4 USEFUL SPACE
Useful space is shown in Fig. 4. the space delimited with

thick lines in the figure there are fulfilled (in connection
with standard DIN 12 880) the temperature variations as
specified in chapter 10. The thin lines demark inner walls of
the chamber. That means that values from this chapter are
not binding above the last upper tray any more.
Fig. 4
(1) X(H) – 10% of inner chamber depth

(2) X(Š) – 10% of inner chamber width
(3) X(V)1 – distance of the lowest tray (shelf) from
the bottom of the inner chamber
(4) X(V)2 – distance of the top tray (shelf) from the ceiling
of the inner chamber

4 technical data i
4.1 GENERAL DATA
Name: CLIMACELL® ECO 111 222 404 707 1212
volume approx. litres 111 222 404 707 1212
Inner space of the chamber, width mm 540 540 540 940 3 × 540 (1905)
stainless steel DIN 1.4301
(AISI 304) height mm 370 520 520 520 530
depth mm 530 760 1415 1415 1415
Volume of chamber space approx. litres 163 299 524 876 1753
width mm 760 760 1060 1460 2530
External dimensions
(including door, handle height mm 750 900 860 860 885
and castors)
depth mm 1140 1370 1905 1905 1915
width mm 830 830 1130 1530 2600
Dimensions with package depth mm 830 970 900 900 950
(basic package)
height (including
mm 1320 1550 2090 2090 2105
palette)
net kg 116 147 245 285 –
Weight
gross (basic package) kg 146 184 285 331 –
trays guide max. no. 7 10 19 19 3 × 19
Trays
standard equipment pc. 2 6
stainless steel *)
trays spacing mm 70
tray kg/tray 20 30 30 50 30
Maximal load sheet-metal shelves kg/shelf 20 30 30 20 30
in total kg/cabinet 50 70 100 130 300
external – metal /
Number of doors pc. 1/1 1/1 1/1 2/2 3/3
internal – glass
Min. distance of the device Rear and side walls mm 200
from surrounding walls and
objects Upper wall mm 400
Steam generator connection It is prohibited to use water from the water mains!
Demi water μS/cm 15-25
Pressure from the mains for central distribution bar ≤ 0,5
Water barrel volume litres 20 20 50 50 50
Min. level height in the barrel mm 25
Max. pumping height of waste water mm 1150
Pump cable length mm 4000
Inlet (suction) hose length mm 4000
Waste hose length mm 4000

4.2 ELECTRIC INSTALLATION AND OPERATION CONDITIONS

Electric installation and other conditions 111 222 404 707 1212
standard 1 x 230 V / 50 (60) Hz
Voltage system
options 1 x 115 V / 50 (60) Hz
Mains voltage oscillation % ± 10
Class of protection against dangerous contact l
Separation of external circuits double insulation
standard CEE-7/VII, IEC-83/CH,16 A/250 V
Device fork type
(or other, depending on design )
Supply cable length mm 3000
Socket protection A min. 16
Coverage according to EN 60529 IP 20
Overvoltage category according to (IEC 664 – EN 61010) II at pollution 2
Fuses on rear wall of the extension Safety fuse T 16A
Max. power of the device **) W 1700 1850 2700 3000 3500
Heat losses at 37°C approx. W 70 63 123 148 200
Complete device noise level dB 46 50 56 58 60
Let the installed device stand still in operation position for 2 hours
Operation conditions
before putting it into operation for the first time !
Ambient temperature °C +5 up to +40
Max. relative humidity at 31°C % RH 80
Max. height above sea level m. a. s. l. 3000
All the data apply in empty chamber (without samples on trays) for ambient temperature of 20-22°C, 100% fan revolutions, feeding voltage
230 V ± 10%.
*) Trays may be filled up to approximately 50% of surface and if possible in such a way so as there is allowed equal air flow inside of the
chamber space
**) Automatics + compressor + condenser + solenoid valves + fan(s) + 1/2 heating of the chamber + heating of the steam generator

4.3 COMMUNICATION INTERFACE

5 basic
equipment
• Ethernet: 10/100 Mbps
interface 1 × RJ45
standard IEEE 802.3u
half/full duplex The standard supply includes:
• USB host: USB 2.0, full speed • device
• USB device: USB 2.0, full speed • two trays
• RS232: • filling system (order No. 010457421 or 010457422)
– Printer connection: Baud: 9600 • drainage system (order No. 010507019)
Stopbit: 1 • handling hooks (for sizes 55-404)
Parity: none • Instructions for Use of the device
Data bit: 8
6 additional
Cable connection for printer EPSON T20-II:
Canon DB9 Female Canon DB25 Male

PIN Signal PIN Signal equipment
2 RXD Receive Data 2 TXD Transmit Data
3 TXD Transmit Data 3 RXD Receive Data Cables supplied with the device for connection of
Data Terminal electrical equipment in the chamber or connected
4 DTR 6 DSR Data Set Ready with the equipment must be – in case of a failure –
Ready
5 GND Signal Ground 7 GND Signal Ground replaced with cables manufactured in
MMM Group as spare parts.
6 DSR Data Set Ready 20 DTR Data Terminal Ready
FGND Metal / Shield 1 FGND Frame Ground
6.1 ACCESS PORTS WITH
None: DIAMETERS OF 25, 50, 100 MM
Ethernet and USB Host are optional accessories
of the device. As a standard, the access ports are placed approximately
in the centre of the side (left or right) wall of the chamber.
The access ports are made of metal, they are closed from
4.4 LIMIT THE CHEMICAL the outer side with a special plastic plug allowing lacing the
RESISTANCE OF THE conductors etc. from the outer space to the chamber space.
HUMIDITY PROBE
Recommendation: the device used should be equipped
Restrictions on the use of chemicals in the instrument are with an access port of appropriate dimensions in case that
given in the table. In the case of the occurrence of the user wants to measure one of the items
chemicals in the chamber and in the lower limit values, the (T, RH, etc.) with sensors connected by conductors with the
life of the humidity probe may be reduced – it depends on external independent measuring gauge; the user laces the
the set temperature and RH. If a chemical not in the table is conductors through the access port. For correct incubator
to be used, this should be consulted with the manufacturer. function it is necessary for the conductors, hoses, etc. pulled
When using samples in a chamber such as concrete, through the access port to be hermetically sealed in the
cement, mortar, etc., it is necessary to provide the probe access port.
with a special filter.
6.2 MECHANIC LOCK

OF THE DOOR
The lock is placed on the upper front surface of the door

close to the locking mechanism.
6.3 ELECTRIC LOCKING

(BLOCKING) OF THE DOOR
In the course of the material exposition, the door is

blocked by an electromagnetic mechanism so as to avoid
undesirable opening.

6.4 DOOR HINGED ON THE LEFT 6.8 INNER SWITCHED SOCKET
This is a mirror-like symmetrical version of the door hinged The socket (nominal voltage 230 V, fuse 3 A, coverage IP67)
on the right. Cabinets with volumes of 404, 707 and 1212 is located inside of the chamber on the side wall.
litres are not supplied in left version. For details on switching control see chapter 8.3.2.2.
The socket connection – see below – applies to device
design up to 100°C only.
6.5 FLEXIBLE SENSOR PT 100
A movable flexible sensor is used for measuring the material

temperature directly in the chamber.
6.6 WARMCOMM 4 – COMMUNICATION

SW FOR WINDOWS
WarmComm 4 is designed for recording the device

regulation course. The program uses the Server – Client
layout. In this configuration, the monitored devices are
connected to the Server, which records and saves the data
obtained in the course of regulation. Then, the individual
users access the data through the Client. The layout can be
performed within the scope of one PC, within the scope of
LAN or via the Internet.
WarmComm 4 allows:
• On-line monitoring of regulation at devices in random Fig. 6
distance.
• Remote access to the history of records. The fork may be connected only by a person with
• Remote control of devices. appropriate electro technical qualification. When
• Remote access to the database of events that occurred on inserting the fork to the socket and pulling the
given incubator. fork out of the socket or when handling the inner
• Remote administration of device users. equipment, it is necessary for the device to be
• Sending an e-mail in case of specific events occurrence. switched off (mains switch in the off position – „0“).
The connection socket – fork must be appropriately
Instructions for the program use are supplied together with tightened so as not to decrease the declared degree
the installation program. The application requires a standard of protection (IP 67). After disconnection of the fork
PC with Windows Vista or higher operation system. and the socket carefully screw the protection covers
on the socket and the fork so as impurities and
humidity cannot penetrate into them.
6.7 POTENTIAL – FREE CONTACT
FOR ALARM MESSAGES Note:
In this version, the maximal operation temperature of the
It is taken out to the connector (33), Fig. 3, in the rear part device is limited to 60°C.
of the device. Maximal load of the contact: 24V/1A.
6.9 EXPOSITION LIGHTING
6.9.1 EXPOSITION LIGHTING IN THE DOOR
The exposition fluorescent or LED lighting is placed in

the door. In case of LED lighting in the door, the maximal
allowed temperature in the chamber is 50°C.
Fig. 5

6.9.2 EXPOSITION LIGHTING WARNING:

ON SHELVES • A device using the UV fluorescent tubes is marked with
Shelves with exposition fluorescent or LED lighting may be the label at the door. The device with germicide
placed in the chamber. Shelves with exposition lighting are fluorescent tubes will use automatic switch off of the
not designed for samples placement, as they could bend. fluorescent tubes as a protection from dangerous radiation
In case of LED lighting on shelves, the maximal allowed in case of door opening. In case of door switch failure or
temperature in the chamber is 50°C. LED stripes would be in case of manual switch on of the fluorescent lamps in
damaged in case of temperature above 50°C in the chamber. service mode, the fluorescent lamps will not be open at
device opening.
Any handling with the socket connections
(connectors for connection of shelves with exposition
lighting) and electric equipment inside the chamber 6.10 INNER LIGHTING
can be performed with the device switched off only.
When disconnecting the shelves with exposition 6.10.1 INNER LIGHTING PLACED
lighting and physical variables sensors, put covers IN THE CHAMBER
on connectors so as to avoid penetration of humidity
and impurities. Temperature-resistant lighting can be placed on side walls
of the inner chamber of the device. The lighting is activated
If you do not use exposition lighting on the shelves by pressing the switch, which is located on the right side of
during the device operation, remove them to increase the door.
the service life of light sources.
6.10.2 INNER LIGHTING PLACED

6.9.3 SAFETY WARNING AGAINST ON THE DOOR
UV AND UV-C RADIATION
In case of devices with a window in the door,
WARNING: temperature-resistant lighting can be placed on the door of
• This warning applies to cases when exposition lighting in the device. The lighting is contact-free controlled – using the
the device is performed using the UV fluorescent lamps, capacity push button.
mainly using germicide fluorescent lamps or fluorescent
lamps lighting in blue section of colour range.
6.11 TEMPERATURE RANGE
• Germicide fluorescent tubes eradiate strong short-wave FROM -10°C
ultraviolet radiation in UV-C spectrum with the highest
intensity at wave length of 254 nm. These are used for The RH is not regulated within the temperature range from
disinfection of water, air and surfaces, for example in -10°C to +10°C.
hospitals, pharmaceutical industry and food industry.
The UV-C radiation penetrates deep into tissues. It could This version cannot be combined with exposition lighting on
damage cell structures and it is highly dangerous for live the door (in switched on and off status) and on the shelves
organisms. It may cause tumour disease and damage eye (in switched on status).
retina, which can cause even blindness. So it is necessary
for all the persons and other live organisms to avoid any
stay within the reach of the radiation. 6.12 PRINTER EPSON TM-T20 II
• Radiation within the blue part of spectrum is harmful for The thermo printer connectible via RS232, paper width
human eye and it is characterised by the wave length of 58 mm, is supplied with the RS232 cable and standard
421 nm. The radiation may cause damage of eye retina, accessories.
which can cause even blindness.
• The persons operating the device should avoid even
effects of so called soft UV radiation (UV-A), generated 6.13 LAN MODULE
by UV fluorescent tubes with wave lengths from 320 to
400 nm. The UV-A radiation represents approximately An extension module, allowing the device inclusion into the
99% of ultraviolet radiation reaching the Earth surface, local computer network – see 8.3.4.4.1 and consequent
the Sun being its natural source. The UV-A radiation may monitoring using the applications WarmComm 4 and
penetrate deep into the skin. Primarily, it produces free PrinterArchiv.
radicals, it may affect cells in long-term horizon and it
may cause photo-ageing, sun intolerance, pigmentation
disorders and development of skin cancer.

6.14 USB HOST 7.2 IMPORTANT WARNINGS
An extension module, allowing export of programs to USB Let the installed device stand still in operation
flash disk and their consequent import back to the device position for at least two hours before putting it
memory, see 8.3.3.5, 8.3.3.6. USB HOST also allows recording into operation for the first time.
of control (CSV format) directly on a USB flash drive.
Read these Instructions for Use carefully before
starting the use of the device!
6.15 SIGNALING THE DOOR
OPENING The load capacity of the floor for the device
placement must correspond to the weight of the
Only doors equipped with a door switch enable door open device, taking into consideration the maximal
signals. A door switch is also included with the door locking charge weight (see 4.1).
system.
It is not allowed to place the device on a mat that
may cause a risk of fire or smouldering in case of
7 putting
hot objects to fall out of the device.
the device
It is not allowed to insert into the device any
flammable, explosive or poisonous substances
into operation
or materials that could release such substances!
The devices are not designed for environment

7.1 UNPACKING AND CONTROL with risk of flammable or explosive substances
(e.g. anaesthetics).
After unpacking please check whether the device and its
accessories are complete and undamaged. Any assemblage or disassembly of parts of the
device may only be performed after the device
Any possible damage must be immediately reported disconnection from the mains by pulling the
to the carrier! supply cable from the socket!
It is not allowed to lift the cabinet for the handle or door in In case of temperatures below 0°C or above 60°C
the course of handling. Lift the cabinets with sizes of 55-404 there is a risk of injury caused by metal handles
using the enclosed hooks. When removing the cabinet from on inner glass doors. Use safety aids.
the palette take care of the device bottom. Lift the cabinet
up using the hooks and move the palette completely out, In case of device operation with temperature
then put the cabinet carefully on castors – the castors are set above 70°C pay increased attention to door
designed for l movements on smooth floor, not for any long opening. Due to pre-set RH maintaining, hot
transport. Pay extreme attention mainly to entries to lifts steam is developed in the chamber and it may
and door steps. In such cases it is again necessary to lift cause scalding.
the cabinet up using the hooks. In the course of any cabinet
handling, the door must be closed and the cabinet must be The protection of the temperature cabinet, its
disconnected from power mains. When moving the cabinet surroundings and processed material against
be always very careful and handle the cabinet in such a way prohibited temperature exceeding is arranged
so as not to tip it over. In case of sizes 404, 707 and 1212 by a safety thermostat.
it is necessary to protect the cabinet against possible tipping
over by fastening it to the wall – see chapter 7.3. The mains connection must not get in touch with
hot parts of the device.
You can find all and any installation conditions

of the device in tables, see chapter 4.
Device with castors always move empty –

without any load, trays and shelves inside the
chamber.

The cabinets stand on the floor, they are space 7.3 DEVICE PLACEMENT
saving, equipped with braked castors. It is
necessary for the cooling incubator to stand on Cabinets with volumes of 404,707 and 1212 l must be fixed
flat floor (because of the device functionality). to the wall in the room using the enclosed fixation set. Place
We recommend a drainage conduit to be placed the device to the required location and mark the place for
in the room for the case of any water leakage. drilling a hole in the wall. Drill the hole according to the wall
plug used. The wall plug supplied is designed for ordinary
After the device placement to the desired bricks – in case of any special bricks it is necessary to use
location, turn and brake the travel castors. corresponding wall plug type.
The front one in the front direction and the rear
one in the rear direction, in parallel with sides a) Drill a hole to a fixed wall and place the wall plug into it (5)
of the device in such a way so as the device b) Put the fixation set (1), (2), (3) on the device
gets maximal possible stability in forward and c) Fasten the device to the wall using the enclosed screw (4)
backward directions.
Always place the material on trays in the device,

never put it on the bottom of the device!
The temperature and RH regulation is negatively

affected by reduction of fan speed, exposition
lighting. There do not apply the values as per 10.1.
The RH regulation also negatively affects if there

is another source of humidity in the chamber
than the generator.
If you use the device for long-term several days

lasting tests at low temperatures, the ice in the
chamber will grow up similarly to a refrigerator
or a freezer.
Devices connected via communication interface

must meet valid regulations from the point of Fig. 7
view of electrical safety and electromagnetic
compatibility.
If you do not use the incubator for prolonged

time, disconnect it from the mains by pulling the
supply cable form the socket.
In case of the device to be used in any other but

designed way, the protection provided by the
device may be broken.

7.4 CONNECTION TO WATER 7.5 CONNECTION TO THE MAINS

SOURCE AND TO DRAIN
Compare the nominal voltage and device input values
The device may be connected to the barrel supplied by us or as specified on the label of the device with the voltage
to water mains. In both cases, water and water mains must intake. If the intake parameters correspond with the device
meet the parameters specified in chapter 4.1. parameters, connect the fork of the device to the intake socket.
When connecting to a grid, the hose from the generator
is connected directly to the water supply and the barrel
8 using the device

is not used.
4
8.1 DEVICE SWITCH-ON

3
Switch on the device by putting the switch (1), Fig. 3,

1 to position „I“. After switch-on, the device independently
performs the initialization. After initialization, the device
8 operations depend on its conditions before switch off:
• this is the first switch-on of the device or if no program
2 was running before the switch-off, the device will get to
STOPPED condition, see 8.3.1.1.
• the device was switched off while a program was running
or there was an outage, the device after initialization continues
the program running as from the point of interruption.
7
5
6
8.2 CONTROL PANEL (HMI)
Fig. 8
Procedure in case of connecting the barrel:

a) Take the barrel (1) out of the chamber
b) Connect the cable connector (3) to the socket (4)
at the rear side of the extension, see chapter 3.3
c) The waste bin (5) is placed in the chamber. Unpack it
and insert it to the holder below the device. Connect the
cable connector (6) to the socket (7). Put the free end of
the waste hose (8) to the drain.
P1 P2 P3
Fig. 10
(1) ON/OFF push button

(2) LED heating
Fig. 9 • Lighting – the device heating is active
(3) LED cooling
a) Pull the hose from the generator (P1) through the port in • Lighting – the device cooling is active
the barrel and use the submersible pump (2), (P2). (4) Contextual keys
Then tighten the port so as to seal the hose (P3). • Their meaning changes depending on the screen contents.
b) Fill the barrel with demi water. The device is ready for (5) Keys for horizontal and vertical movements within the menu
operation. (6) ESC key
• Key for return in one menu level higher.
Note: (7) OK key
There must not be obstructed the flow of filling and drain • Key for action confirmation
water in the hoses. (8) LED indicating the device conditions/status, see 9
• Green – OK
• Orange – Warning
• Red – Error
(9) USB host – optional accessories, see 6.14

8.2.1 ON/OFF PUSH BUTTON, 8.3 USER INTERFACE

DEVICE MODES
8.3.1 HOME SCREEN (HOME)
The ON/OFF key of the ECO device serves for switching
the device modes: 8.3.1.1 HOME SCREEN IN STOPPED
CONDITION
Switching modes on ECO devices:
Is the ON/OFF pressing

programm Chapter:
running? From mode: To mode:
8.3.1.1,
NO STANDARD ECONOMIC
8.3.5.5
8.3.1.1,
NO ECONOMIC STANDARD
8.3.5.5
8.3.1.2,
YES STANDARD FULL-SCREEN
8.3.5.6
8.3.1.2,
YES FULL-SCREEN STANDARD Fig. 11
8.3.5.6
(1) Current temperature in device chamber

Device modes: (2) Device status
(3) Datalogger (active / inactive ), see 6.14
Mode Mode description (4) Additional information (see 8.3.5.4)
• The device is ready for operation, (5) Clock – real time. Indicated by a blinking colon
respectively it already performs
the selected program.
STANDARD
• The control panel display is
highlighted and it shows standard
8.3.1.2 HOME SCREEN WHILE
user interface. THE PROGRAM IS RUNNING
• The device is in economic mode.
No program is running. The power
ECONOMIC consumption is reduced.
• The control panel display is not
highlighted and it shows clock.
• The device performs the selected
program and it was switched over
to full-screen mode.
• The control panel display is
FULL-SCREEN
highlighted and it shows – in large
letters – selected information on
physical values in the chamber of
the device.
Fig. 12
(1) Current temperature in the device chamber

(2) Required temperature for current segment
of the program
(3) Running program
(4) Indication of active phase of the segment
(5) Pictogram for internal socket in the device chamber
(optional equipment)
(6) Datalogger
(7) Fan revolutions for current segment of the program
(8) Additional information (see 8.3.5.4)
(9) Time information for current segment

8.3.1.3 FDA MODE Time information displaying while the program

is running:
In FDA mode, the device is listed after connecting
to WarmComm4_F (see 6.6) and locking the device Active part Way of time Displaying
of current information in the scheme
keyboard through this application (see Instructions for Use
segment displaying of running program
WarmComm4_F). WarmComm4_F then provides authorized of the program
ECO ECO PLUS
and documented access to device control. In FDA mode,
device control is only possible through an application, the Small letters of
time information.
standard keypad is locked. Segment start-up Description
"PASSED".
WarmComm4_F allows: Time is added.
• Run the program Small letters of
time information.
• Editing program parameters „Infinite“ regulation
Description
• Stop the program on temperature
"PASSED".
• Confirm the error Time is added.
Large letters
Regulation of time information.
on temperature Time countdown
up to zero.
Large letters The scheme is
Counting
of time information. replaced with date
up to delayed
Time countdown and time of delayed
program start
up to zero. start. See 8.3.3.1.
8.3.2 MENU PROGRAMS

Fig. 13
 Home → Programs
(1) FDA indication mode
The menu PROGRAMS serves for fast and comfortable
start of selected program of the device. In this menu it is
8.3.1.4 PROGRAM SCHEME AND TIME also possible to view and edit parameters of programs.
INFORMATION FOR CURRENT SEGMENT
The program of the ECO device is divided into segments. 8.3.2.1 PROGRAM SELECTION
Within the range of one program it is possible to set
2 segments as a maximum.  Home → Programs
Each segment consists of two parts:

• Start-up to required temperature.
• Regulation on temperature. The regulation on temperature
may even be „infinite“.
Fig. 14
(1) Selected program

(2) Set temperature and segment time
(3) Number of program cycles
(4) Number of program segments
• ECO PLUS only, see 8.3.3.7.1.
(5) Button for program start
The selected program is started by pressing the right

contextual push button START.

8.3.2.2 FAST PROGRAM EDITING 8.3.2.2.1 PROGRAM PARAMETERS

 Home → Programs → Right arrow Pictograms of program parameters:
Enter the menu for program editing by pressing the contextual → Program options
push button PROGRAMS. Use cursor push buttons to move
within the menu. → Number of program segments
• Press repeatedly the "→" (respectively "↑", "↓") push The ECO devices support programs with
button to enter the selected item editing. 1 or 2 segments.
• In the end of the editing process, the new program Devices with ECO PLUS extension support
parameters are saved using the contextual push button SAVE. programs with 1 to 8 segments.
→ Number of program cycles

The ECO devices support 1 up to 99 cycles.
There is also supported endless cycling
(setting „00“).
→ Way of program termination

STOP: the program is automatically
terminated after it is finished.
∞ : the last segment of the last cycle
of the program is endless.
→ Automatic defrosting of the cooling system

Fig. 15 Automatic defrosting removes frost from the
cooling system of the device and so it
(1) Edited program increases its efficiency.
• P1 up to P9
(2) Program parameters → Temperature ramp
(3) Edited segment Only ECO PLUS
(4) Possible values range STANDARD: The temperature start-up is
(5) Edited item slowed down in the final stage and thanks to
(6) Button to save new value that no required temperature overshoot occurs.
AGGRESSIVE: The temperature start-up is

performed with required slope up to pre-set
temperature reaching. But required temperature
value overshoot may occur.
→ Time of regulation at temperature

Format hhhh:mm
Min 00:00, Max 9999:59
→ Required temperature in chamber

Supported units: °C, °F

→ Temperature ramp – temperature increase per minute 8.3.3 MAIN MENU

ECO PLUS only
Max 3.00 °C/min 8.3.3.1 DELAYED START
„0.00“ means OFF
Supported units: °C, °F  Home → Menu → Delayed start
→ Required fan revolutions The delayed start of the program allows automatic start
Min 10%, Max 100% of the program in set time.
Optimal regulation is achieved at 100%
→ Relative humidity
Min 10%, Max 98%
"—" has the switched-off meaning
→ Shelf with visible light source

Switched on / switched off
→ Shelf with UV light source

Switched on / switched off
→ Electric socket in the chamber Fig. 17

Possibility of switch on and off for the given
segment of the program.  Menu → Delayed start → Date
8.3.2.3 TEMPERATURE AND RELATIVE

HUMIDITY SETTING AND THEIR
LIMITATION
Mutual relation of operation temperature (T °C) and

operation relative humidity (RH %) while setting the
operation parameters of the cabinet depending on additional
equipment is illustrated by the scheme enclosed.
Temperature and relative humidity settings

and their limitations
Fig. 18
 Home → Menu → Delayed start → Time

CLIMACELL®
CO2 (EVO only)
DOOR LIGHTING –
FLUORESCENT LAMPS
SHELF LIGHTING –
FLUORESCENT LAMPS
DOOR AND SHELF
LIGHTING – LED
Fig. 17 Fig. 19

 Home → Menu → Delayed start → Program 8.3.3.3 ALARMS

 Home → Menu → Alarms
Alarms warn the user of the fact that regulated temperature

and humidity got out of the pre-set limits. There is set the
allowed variation above and below the required temperature
(humidity).
Fig. 20
Information on delayed start of the program is displayed

on the HOME screen:
Fig. 23
Fig. 21
(1) Information on delayed start

(2) Time remaining to the program start
8.3.3.2 PROGRAMS EDITING MENU

Fig. 24
 Home → Menu → Programs Editing
• The running program may be stopped in case of an alarm
The menu serves for setting the program parameters. occurrence.
The editing process is performed as described in 8.3.3.2,
but the difference is that the menu also allows change of
parameters of the currently running program. The change
is valid after pressing the contextual push button SAVE
(Fig. 14) and return to the HOME screen.
Fig. 25
• When setting the tolerance = „- -“ the alarm is inactive.
• In case of the real temperature variation from the required

Fig. 22 temperature to exceed the specified limit for more than
1 minute, there is announced an alarm in the form of an
error message – warning. See 9.

• In case of the real humidity variation from the required

humidity to exceed the specified limit for more than
5 minutes, there is announced an alarm in the form of an
error message – warning.
When setting the alarms it is necessary to take

into consideration the technical parameters of
the device (see 11), program parameters and
characteristics of the exposed material.
8.3.3.4 SAFETY THERMOSTAT Fig. 26
 Home → Menu → Safety Thermostat  Home → Menu → Safety thermostat →

Max. temperature
The safety thermostat serves for protection of exposed
material, the device itself and its surroundings in case of
unexpected course of regulation or in case of a failure.
The temperature in the chamber is measured and assessed
by an independent control block.
When exceeding the limits of the safety thermostat, the
heating elements are disconnected from the mains and the
cabinet heating is stopped.
When the temperature drops below the lower limit of the

protective thermostat, cooling is stopped.
Further procedures in case of temperature limits exceeding
depend on user setting of the switch PROGRAM STOPPING. Fig. 27
See the table.
Procedures in case of exceeding the limits of the safety 8.3.3.5 EXPORT

thermostat:
 Home → Menu → Programs Export
STOP THE Procedure in case of exceeding
PROGRAM the temperature limits
The menu is active only at devices equipped with USB Host
Blocking of heating elements (cooling). Exceeding
the limits causes an error announcement (see 9). interface (see 6.14), it allows export of pre-set programs to
the USB flash disk.
In case of the event to occur while the program
is running, the running program is stopped
immediately. Insert the USB flash disk to the connector on the control
Blocking of heating elements (cooling). Exceeding panel Fig. 10. Start export using the contextual push button
the limits causes a warning announcement. SELECT.
In case of the event to occur while the program is
running, the program continues its activity (timing
of segments, fan regulation, etc.), even though the
heating (cooling) is blocked.
After returning the temperature back to the
required range, the temperature control is also
restored according to the program settings.
Fig. 28
The display indicates the progress of the action.

8.3.3.7 EXTENSION
 Home → Menu → Extension
Devices of the ECO line allow additional purchase of some

above-standard functions of the device.
8.3.3.7.1 ECO PLUS
The ECO PLUS extension provides the user with the

Fig. 29 following above-standard functions:
• The program may consists of up to 8 segments.
• Temperature ramps – start up to required temperature is
performed by defined speed.
8.3.3.7.1.1 ECO PLUS – ACTIVATION
1. The ECO PLUS activation is performed using the

activation code. The distributor providing you with the
ECO PLUS extension will communicate the activation
code to you. The code is generated for a specific serial
number of the device (see 8.3.3.9).
Fig. 30
2. Enter the menu:
Home → Menu → Extension
8.3.3.6 IMPORT
3. Select the ECO PLUS extension:
 Home → Menu → Programs Import Home → Menu → Extension → ECO PLUS
The menu allows import of previously exported programs There will be displayed a screen with information on
(see 8.3.3.5), from the USB flash disc. contents of the extension:
Insert the USB flash disk to the connector on the control

panel, press the contextual push button SELECT,
the display indicates the progress of the action.
Fig. 32
4. Use the push button ACTIVATE to enter the menu for the
activation code entering.
Fig. 31

8.3.3.8.2 DRYING
 Home → Menu → Special programs → Drying
A special program, which is used to dry the chamber unit.

You must open the door before you start the program.
• The program heats the instrument chamber for

15 minutes, then shuts down.
Fig. 33
5. Enter the activation code and confirm by the push button

SAVE.
6. Finally, a message on activation results is displayed.
Fig. 36
8.3.3.8.3 COOLING TEST
 Home → Menu → Special programs → Cooling test

Fig. 34
A special program to verify the cooling system’s
performance. The cooling test consists of 3 steps:
8.3.3.8 SPECIAL PROGRAMS • SEG1: Rise up to the temperature 22 °C
• SEG2: Duration at the temperature 22 °C for 15 min
 Home → Menu → Special programs • SEG3: Cooling (maximum performance) from 22°C to 10°C
At the end of the test, SEG3 will remain displayed.

8.3.3.8.1 DEFROST
 Home → Menu → Special programs → Defrost
A special program to remove the icing from the unit's cooling

system.
The program consists of 2 steps:

• Rise up to the temperature 50°C.
• Duration at the temperature 50°C for 15 min.
Fig. 37
Fig. 35

8.3.3.9 DATALOGGER Example of record:
 Home → Menu → Datalogger
Additional equipment of device, see 6.14. This allows you to

record the time course of the controlled (or only measured)
quantities on the connected large USB device. Data are
saved with the selected CSV period. They can then be
processed by MS Excel, Access, and so on.
1. Insert the USB mass storage device into the connector (8),
Fig. 10.
2. Enter to the menu:
 Home → Menu → Datalogger
Fig. 38
1. Datalogger start Fig. 39

2. Save and stop of datalogger
3. Date storage period (min. 1 s, max. 1 h)
4. Recording only when the program is running 8.3.3.10 SYSTEM INFORMATION
3. Select PRINT PERIOD and set the desired recording  Home → Menu → System Information
period
4. Select START and start the datalogger
5. To stop recording, select SAVE AND STOP
Fig. 40
• Type – device type

• S/N – serial number
• CHARGE – number of programs passed
• SW – firmware version

8.3.4 MENU SETTINGS  Home → Menu → Settings → Date and Time →

Time
 Home → Menu → Settings
Fig. 44
Fig. 41
8.3.4.2 SETTING THE FAN IN THE DEVICE

8.3.4.1 DATE AND TIME CHAMBER
 Home → Menu → Settings → Date and time  Home → Menu → Settings → Fan
The setting is preserved even after the device disconnection The menu in which it is possible to set the fan behaviour
from the mains. after the program termination.
It is possible to select always one option within

the selection only.
Fig. 42
 Home → Menu → Settings → Date and Time →

Date
Fig. 45
• KEEP LAST STATE

o After the program has finished the fan continues to
operate as it was set in the last segment of the program.
• STOP IMMEDIATELY
o The fan stops after the program termination.
• STOP AFTER DOOR OPENED
o The fan stops after the program termination and door
opening.
Fig. 43 • STOP BELOW TEMPERATURE
o The fan stops after the program termination and
temperature drop below the specified limit.

8.3.4.3 DOOR LOCK 8.3.4.4 COMMUNICATION

 Home → Menu → Settings → Door lock  Home → Menu → Settings → Communication
It applies to devices with electromagnetic mechanism for The menu allows setting of communication parameters for:
door blocking (see 6.3). The door lock is indicated • device connection to LAN
• serial port of the device (RS232)
by the icon. . • USB (Device), see 3.3
In case of door locking to be allowed, it is possible to

manually control the door lock at any time by pressing and
holding the appropriate combination of keys, see 8.3.4.6.
Except for manual control, it is also possible to set automatic

locking at the moment of the device door closing.
Fig. 47
8.3.4.4.1 ETHERNET
 Home → Menu → Settings → Communication →
Ethernet
Fig. 46
• ENABLED
o Door locking allowed / prohibited
o The door lock can be controlled by pressing and holding
the appropriate combination of keys, see 8.3.4.6.
• AUTOMATIC LOCKING
o The door is automatically locked after expiration
of pre-set delay time (3 up to 9 s).
Fig. 48
• MODE
o Switched off
o Printer – for use with the Printer Archive application
o WarmComm – for use with the WarmComm application
• DHCP
o The device configuration within the scope of LAN is
automatically performed.
• IP
o IP address assigned to the device
• MASK
o Mask of the network to which the device is connected
o Maximal value: 255.255.255.252
• GATE
o Initial gate of the network to which the device is
connected.

8.3.4.4.2 SERIAL PORT 8.3.4.5 PRINT

 Home → Menu → Settings → Communication → The EPSON T20-II printer is used for protocol printing.
Serial Get the printer ready for operation according to the
instructions for use, connect the printer to the device
The USB (device) connector is placed on the communication using the RS232 cable, see 4.3.
panel, see 3.3.
In the menu for communication settings select printing
on serial port, see 8.3.4.4.2:
 Home → Menu → Setting → Communication →
Serial → Printer
Set the print parameters:

 Home → Menu → Setting → Print
Fig. 49
• OFF
• PRINTER
o For use with the printer EPSON T20-II, see 8.3.4.5
• PrinterArchiv
o For use with the PrinterArchiv application
• WarmComm Fig. 51
o For use with the WarmComm application via the serial
port. • PRINT PERIOD
o 1 s up to 24 hod
• CUT TAPE AT PROG. END
8.3.4.4.3 USB o Automatic cutting of paper in the end of the program
• PRINT EXTENDED INFO
 Home → Menu → Setting → Communication → USB o Additional information includes minimal, average and
maximal value of the monitored item in given interval.
The USB (device) connector is placed on the communication o Additional information is printed only in case of pre-set
panel, see 3.3. printing period to be ≥ 1 min.
o Extra temperature is printed only in case of the max.
and min. temperature difference to be > 1°C (or an
equivalent in pre-set unit).
o Extra humidity is printed only in case of the max. and
min. humidity difference to be > 2%.
Fig. 50
• OFF
• PrinterArchiv
o For use with the PrinterArchiv application
• WarmComm
o For use with the WarmComm 4 application

8.3.4.6 SECURITY
 Home → Menu → Setting → Security
In this menu it is possible to set passwords for access to

some user respectively program settings of the device.
Fig. 53
• DOOR UNLOCK COMBINATION

o Combination of keys for manual unlocking of door
Fig. 52 at devices with electronic door blocking function,

see 6.3, 8.3.4.6.2
(1) Program heading o Initial settings: simultaneous pressing and holding
(2) Segment heading of keys „↑“ and „↓“.
(3) Segment start – start-up to temperature • DOOR UNLOCK CODE
(4) Current temperature in specified time o Password for manual unlocking of door at devices with
(5) Current humidity in specified time electronic door blocking function.
(6) Minimal, average and maximal humidity in the course • PROGRAM EDIT CODE
of the print interval o Password for access to programs editing.
(7) Minimal, average and maximal temperature in the • ST EDIT CODE
course of the print interval, see also printing of additional o Password for access to safety thermostat setting.
information (Fig. 51) • SETTINGS MENU CODE
(8) Segment start – regulation on temperature o Password for entry to the „Settings“ menu.
(9) Extraordinary events recording • KEYPAD BLOCK COMBINATION
o Combination of keys for locking (unlocking) the keyboard.
Notes: o Initial settings: simultaneous pressing and holding
• A new heading is printed in case of program parameters of keys „←“ and „→“.
change.
• In case of device power failure there is printed the text
„Power Failure“ after power supply restoration.

8.3.4.6.1 PASSWORD EDITING • Use of keys combination for given item is deactivated
by entering "- - - -"
 Home → Menu → Setting → Security → Password … • Confirmation of combination setting is required when
leaving the PROTECTION menu
8.3.5 USER SETTINGS
 Home → Menu → Settings → User Settings
Fig. 54
• Numeric code within the range from 0 to 9999.

• Editing using the keys "↑" , "↓", "←", "→".
• Use of password for given item is deactivated
by entering "- - - -".
Fig. 57
Confirmation of specified password is required after finishing
the editing:
8.3.5.1 LANGUAGE
 Home → Menu → Settings → User Settings →

Language
Fig. 55
8.3.4.6.2 KEYS COMBINATION

Fig. 58
 Home → Menu → Setting → Security → Comb …
Fig. 56
• Combination of 2 or 3 keys
• Editing using the keys "↑" , "↓", "←", "→"

8.3.5.2 SOUNDS 8.3.5.4 INFORMATION DISPLAYED

WHILE THE PROGRAM IS RUNNING
Sounds  Home → Menu → Settings → User Settings →
Info on the Main Screen
Selection of information to be displayed in the field for

additional information on the Home screen, see Fig. 11
and Fig. 12, or in full-screen mode, see Fig. 65. If you select
two or more items, the individual items will alternate (each of
them displayed for the period of 5 s).
Fig. 59
• PROGRAM END
o Acoustic indication of the end of the program.
• ERROR
o Acoustic indication of an error.
o Can be canceled by pressing any key.
• BUTTONS Fig. 61
o Acoustic indication of a button pushing
• DOOR OPEN
o Acoustic indication of door opening while the program 8.3.5.5 TRANSITION TO ECONOMIC MODE
is running. Only for devices equipped with a door switch,
see 6.15.  Home → Menu → Settings → User Settings →
o Can be canceled by pressing any key. Stand-by Mode
After expiration of pre-set time period as from the last push

8.3.5.3 UNITS button pressing, the display turns into stand-by mode.
In this mode, display highlighting is switched off, current
 Home → Menu → Settings → User Settings → time is displayed with large digits, see, Fig. 60.
Units
Fig. 62
Fig. 60

8.3.5.7 DISPLAY CONTRAST

Contrast
Fig. 63
8.3.5.6 TRANSITION TO FULL-SCREEN MODE

Fig. 66
Full-Screen Mode
8.3.5.8 SENZORS
After expiration of pre-set time period as from the last push
button pressing, the display turns into when selected items  Home → Menu → Settings → User Settings →
are displayed in large digits while the program is running, Sensors
Fig. 62.
The menu displays the current values of the physical quantities
measured by the electronics of the instrument. Both offset
and non-offset values can be displayed. Offset values include
corrections made by the manufacturer when manufacturing
the instrument.
Fig. 64
In the full-screen mode, the display cyclically displays

current temperature in the chamber and additional values
selected in point 8.3.5.4 in large digits. Return to HOME
displaying by pressing any push button.
Fig. 67
• VALUES WITHOUT OFFSET

o This will allow you to display the offset values of
the variables listed below.
• PTST
o The current temperature measured by the protection
thermostat sensor.
• PT
o Actual temperature measured by a regulating sensor.
• PTFL
Fig. 65 o Current temperature measured by a flexible sensor
(Additional equipment, see 6.5)
• PESG
o Relative pressure in the generator.
• RH
o Current humidity.

8.3.6
9 error
DOOR OPENING
messages
Only for devices equipped with a door switch, see 6.15.
If the door is opened while the program is running, an
appropriate warning is displayed. The event may also be
indicated by an acoustic signal (see 8.3.5.2). In the course 9.1 GENERAL INFORMATION
of opening, the fan revolutions are decreased to 10%.
In case of the fuzzy logics in the device to detect a problem,
a warning or error is announced depending on seriousness
of the situation. The indication LED on control panel serves
for fast overview of the device status. See the table below.
• Errors and warnings are shown on the display (Fig. 65).

• Each displayed error or warning must be confirmed by
pressing OK.
Indication LED and device status:
Indication
Meaninfg Description
LED colour
Fig. 68
The device is OK.
GREEN OK No errors have been
detected.
8.3.7 OUTAGE (BLACKOUT) There has been detected
a problem which does
In case of a blackout to occur in the course of the program not significantly affect the
ORANGE WARNING
main activity of the device.
run, all the settings of the running program are preserved, If a program is running, it
the real time clock also continues to run in the course of the will continue to run.
blackout. After feeding restoration, the program continues as There has been detected
from the point where it was interrupted. a serious problem which
significantly affects safety
or the main activity of the
RED ERROR
device.
If a program is running,
it will be automatically
stopped.
Fig. 68
(1) Seriousness – ERROR or WARNING

(2) Identification number of the error (warning)
(3) Brief description of the error (warning)
(4) Time of detection of the error (warning)

Error messages classification:
Error message
identification Seriousness Problem type in general
number
Error in PLC (in the
from 1 to 500 ERROR
regulation board of the device).
Error in HMI (in the control
from 501 to 1000 ERROR
panel of the device).
Exceeding temperature
507, 508 User-optional limits of safety safety
thermostat.
from 1001 to 1500 WARNING Warning from PLC.
Exceeding limits for alarms
1009, 1010, 1011,
of individual monitored
1012 1026, 1027, User-optional
physical values in the
1028, 1029
chamber of the device
from 1501 to 2000 WARNING Warning from HMI.
9.2 ELIMINATION
OF ERROR/WARNING
9.2.1 GENERAL PROCEDURE

IN CASE OF OCCURRENCE
OF EVENTS WITH SERIOUSNESS
LEVEL OF ERROR
• Switch the device off and disconnect it from the mains.
• In case of the error to be announced repeatedly or in case

of the device to be unstable even after restart, contact
authorised service.
9.2.2 GENERAL PROCEDURE

IN CASE OF OCCURRENCE
OF EVENTS WITH SERIOUSNESS
LEVEL OF WARNING
• Read the description of the warning displayed and

if possible eliminate the causes of the warning,
confirm by OK.
• If the causes have been eliminated and the warning

continues to be announced, switch the device off and
disconnect it from the mains.
• In case of the warning to be announced even after

elimination of possible causes, contact authorised service.

9.2.3 SPECIFIC PROCEDURE IN SOLUTION OF SELECTED ERROR MESSAGES:

Number Description
HIGH TEMPERATURE OF SAFETY THERMOSTAT
Part: HMI
Seriousness: User-selectable in menu SAFETY THERMOSTAT, see 8.3.3.4
507 Cause: The temperature in the chamber exceeded the pre-set upper limit of safety safety thermostat.
1. Check the safety thermostat setting. In case of the pre-set temperature of the safety thermostat to be too low in
Solution: consideration of the operated program parameters, set it to a higher value.
2. In case of the safety thermostat to be set with sufficient reserve in consideration of the operated program
parameters, but it has been activated anyway, contact authorised service.
LOW TEMPERATURE OF SAFETY THERMOSTAT
Part: HMI
User-selectable in menu SAFETY THERMOSTAT.
Seriousness: If the safety thermostat is to stop the program running, the seriousness level is ERROR.
If the safety thermostat is to block heating (cooling), but not to terminate the running program, the seriousness
508 level is WARNING.
Cause: The temperature in the chamber dropped below the pre-set lower limit of safety safety thermostat.
1. Check the safety thermostat setting. In case of the pre-set temperature of the safety thermostat to be too high in
Solution: consideration of the operated program parameters, set it to a lower value.
2. In case of the safety thermostat to be set with sufficient reserve in consideration of the operated program
parameters, but it has been activated anyway, contact authorised service.
LOW TEMPERATURE IN THE CHAMBER
Part: PLC
User-selectable in menu ALARMS.
Seriousness: If the alarm is to stop the program running, the seriousness level is ERROR.
If the alarm is just to warn of the limit exceeding, the seriousness level is WARNING.
1011
Cause: The temperature in the chamber dropped in the given segment below the lower temperature alarm value set
in the menu ALARMS.
1. Check correct closing of the device door.
Solution: 2. Check the setting of the lower limit for alarm for the temperature in the menu ALARMS, respectively adjust
it in consideration of technical parameters of the device (see 11).
3. If the problem persists, contact authorised service.
HIGH TEMPERATURE IN THE CHAMBER
Part: PLC
1012 If the alarm is just to warn of the limit exceeding, the seriousness level is WARNING
Cause: The temperature in the chamber of the device exceeded in the given segment the upper temperature alarm value
set in the menu ALARMS
1. Check the setting of the upper limit for alarm for the temperature in the menu ALARMS, respectively adjust it in
Solution: consideration of technical parameters of the device (see 11).
LOW RELATIVE HUMIDITY IN THE CHAMBER
Part: PLC
If the alarm is just to warn of the limit exceeding, the seriousness level is WARNING
1009 The relative humidity in the chamber dropped in the given segment below the lower relative humidity alarm value
Cause: set in the menu ALARMS.
1. Check correct closing of the device door.
2. Check user setting of the lower limit for alarm for the relative humidity in the menu ALARMS, respectively adjust
Solution: it in consideration of technical parameters of the device (see 11).
3. Check setting of the fan revolutions. Optimal regulation of humidity is reached when setting to 100%.
HIGH RELATIVE HUMIDITY IN THE CHAMBER
Part: PLC
If the alarm is just to warn of the limit exceeding, the seriousness level is WARNING.
Cause: The relative humidity in the chamber exceeded in the given segment the upper relative humidity alarm value set in
1010 the menu ALARMS.
1. The relative humidity in the chamber exceeded in the given segment the upper relative humidity alarm value set
in the menu ALARMS.
1. Check user setting of the upper limit for alarm for the relative humidity in the menu ALARMS, respectively adjust
Solution: it in consideration of technical parameters of the device (see 11).
2. Check setting of the fan revolutions. Optimal regulation of humidity is reached when setting to 100%.
3. Check that there is no other source of humidity in the chamber.
4. Dry the device (e.g. heat it without humidity regulation), then re-start the program, in which the alarm occurred.

10.2
10 device DOOR SEALING REPLACEMENT
maintenance
(1) Outer door sealing (m. No. 010446788
10.1 MAINTENANCE PLAN size 111–707)
In case of long-term cut off of the device (2) Sealing between doors (m. No. 010446524
discharge water from the barrel, generator and
waste vessel. Avoid any device pollution with only size 707)
ditch water. Dry the device and its parts and
we also recommend its washing with suitable
disinfection means.
Perform any replacement, setting, cleaning, etc.

only with cooled down and disconnected device!
In case of the device to be used in any other but

recommended way, the device protection may be
impaired.
Frequency Controlled part Performed by Note

check of tightness
of hoses and
hose connections,
continuously user
cleanness of
the sieve on the
submersible pump
check of cleanness pollution may
and volume of occur after
continuously water in the barrel user long-term
(min. level height set-off
25 cm)
Fig. 66
pollution may
control of waste
continuously user occur after
vessel cleanness long-term set-off The sealing is inserted between the chamber and the shell.
cleaning of inner When putting in on the edge, start from the bottom centre.
continuously sheets, chamber, user as needed
shell, touch screen
10.3
control of door replacement
continuously user
sealing as needed DOOR ADJUSTMENT
visual control of
integrity of The glass door has a fixed position and it can be only turned
min. 1/2 insulation of user
year around its axis or get out of hinges.
flexible temperature
sensors
control of The outer metal door is adjustable in all the four positions
1 year door locking service
mechanism (see Fig. 61):
a) (1a) – unscrew two cross screws and remove the
dirt between
condensate lamellas extension cover
1 year cleaning in cooling service impairs b) (1), (2) – three screws with inner hexagon (imbus 6)
circuit the cooling
circuit function c) (3), (4) – screws secured with a nut (cross-head
safety thermostat screwdriver, wrench 10)
1 year service
control
check of Adjust the door in such a way so as – after their closing –
1 year discharge/relief service the rubber sealing of the chamber is pushed on the whole
valve functionality
circumference to the sheet of the floating door. Check it in
Control of electric
installation – such a way that before full closing of the door you insert
Safety
mainly integrity a sheet of paper between the sealing and the metal sheet of
connection
of insulation resistance the floating door – after the door closing, the paper may be
of conductors,
1 year intake, connection service is < 0.1 Ohm,
the intake taken out based on slight resistance.
and safety resistance is
clamps, strength not included
of conductors
connection in clamps

1a
Dismantling of internal walls – according to arrows
X
3
1:2 (1) – glass door
-5°
(2) – trays
+5
(3) – upper wall
X °
(4) – side walls
1 (5) – bottom
Y
1:2
(6) – rear wall
4 You can assemble the chamber by reverse procedure.

Y Take care for all the stops to fit each other, see Fig. 47.
Fig. 67
10.4 CONDENSED WATER STEAM

COLLECTION
In case of the incubator operation under specific conditions

(high humidity), condensate may accumulate in the space
between the glass door and outer door. The condensate
is collected below the glass door and then drained to the
waste bin placed below the device.
10.5 DEVICE CLEANING

Fig. 68
Clean only cold device disconnected from the mains!
Clean inner walls (removable) with water with In case of contaminated material leakage to the
detergent, respectively use suitable chemical means. chamber of the device, the user is responsible for
You can use the same means for cleaning the interior appropriate performance of decontamination of all and
of the chamber after removal of inner walls – any contaminated surfaces with suitable and approved
see Fig. 63. Clean the external surface of the device disinfection means.
shell only with cloth dampened with water and
detergent. Before using any other method of cleaning or
decontamination than the methods recommended by us it is
Take care for water not to flow behind the purposeful for the user to check at the manufacturer that the
control panel. method could not do any harm to the device.
Clean the touch screen with screen-cleaning

means only.
Do not use any abrasive cleaning means – they may

cause sheet scratching.
While handling the inner sheets in the chamber take

extreme care not to cut the chamber sealing.
On the course of disconnecting the waste barrel

connector hold the female connector and pull the
male connector.

Waste bin dismantling – according to arrows

(1) – male/female connector (pump and level switch feeding)
(2) – Waste water bin (with pump, level switch and hose),
see Fig. 63.
2 1
Fig. 69
10.6 STEAM GENERATOR
It is placed in the rear part of the device, under a cover.

Check the hose tightness only, the other parts of the
generator are checked by the service technician.
He should perform the check at least once a year.
10.7 REVISION OF ELECTRO PARTS
The thermal equipment cabinets are designed for

basic / standard environment, the manufacturer recommends
the revision period of 1 year, unless set otherwise by local
regulations.
In case of the cabinet to be placed in different environment,

the revision must be performed in compliance with local
standards.
The service inspection is a matter of agreement by and

between the client and service organisation.

11 technical data ii
11.1 OPERATION DATA
Size 111 222 404 707 1212
from 0°C to °C 100 70
Operation temperature *)
from -10°C to °C 100 70
space at 10°C <0,5 <0,5 <1 <1 <0,9
approx. (±)°C
Temperature precision at 37°C <0,5 <0,5 <1 <1 <0,5
time approx. (±)°C <0,2 <0,2 <0,3 <0,4 <0,2
to 37 °C from ambient
Time of heating min <11 <11 <22 <13 <30
temperature
Time of cooling from 22°C to 10°C min <21 <17 <19 <21 <21
Time of restoration at 37°C min <4 <3 <3 <6 **)
after 30 s door opening
according to DIN 12880 at 50°C min <5 <6 <7 <6 **)
Relative humidity range % 10–98
Precision time approx.
Tchamber ≥ 21°C <2
(±) % RH
230 V ± 10%.
*) Option of cooling up to -10°C. If there is used lighting, the allowed temperature is lower.
**) Unmeasured
11.2 SHELVES WITH EXPOSITION LIGHTING
Fluorescent Lamps
Size 111 222 404 707 1212
Width × depth × height mm 539 × 350 × 90 539 × 500 × 123 539 × 500 × 123 939 × 500 × 93 539 × 500 × 123
of the shelf
Number of fluorescent lamps pc 5 8 8 12 8
per 1 shelf
Max. number of shelves pc 2 2 3 3 9
in a chamber
Input per 1 shelf W 75 120 120 180 120
Length × diameter of fluorescent mm 438 / 26
lamp
Usable VIS source (fluorescent
lamp): 400–700 nm // 2700 / 3000 / 4000 / 6000 K
range // colour temperature
Usable UV source (fluorescent
lamp): 300–400 nm // maximum 350 nm
range // maximum
Exposition parameters VIS

Tube type / input W / pc Luxline Plus – colour temperature 4000 K // 15 W
Lighting: in the centre of the
storage shelf below the source, klux ± 10% 16,5 18 18 20 18
in the distance from light
source: 10 cm
Exposition parameters UV
Tube type / input W / pc Black light blue BLB // 15 W
Lighting: in the centre of the
storage shelf below the source, mW/cm2
in the distance from light 5
± 10%
source: 10 cm
Number of connectors per 1 shelf pc 2 2 2 4 2

Operation temperature range : shelf ON, humidity OFF
1 shelf °C 0–100 / 0–100 / 0–100 / 0–100 / xx

2 shelves °C 15–100 / 15–100 / xx xx xx
3 shelves °C xx xx 8–100 / 8–100 / xx
Operation temperature range: shelf ON, humidity ON
1 shelf °C 10–90 / 10–90 / 10–90 / 10–90 / xx

2 shelves °C 17–90 / 15–90 / xx xx xx
3 shelves °C xx xx 15–90 / 15–90 / xx
Controlled relative humidity range: shelf ON (it applies to temperature range of 15-50°C)
1 shelf % RH 10–75 / 10–75 / 10–85 / 10–85 / xx

2 shelves % RH 10–60 / 10–60 / xx xx xx
3 shelves % RH xx xx 10–60 / 10–60 / xx
Operation temperature and relative humidity range: shelf OFF, humidity ON
Temperature °C 10–90
RH % RH 10 – 98
LED bands
Size 111 222 404 707 1212

Width × depth × height of the shelf mm 539 × 350 × 21 539 × 500 × 21 539 × 500 × 21 939 × 500 × 21 539 × 500 × 21
Number of LED bands per 1 shelf pc 13 19 19 19 19
Max. number of shelves
pc 2 2 4 4 12
in a chamber
Input per 1 shelf (VIS) W 78 114 114 205 114
Band length mm 500 500 500 900 500
Number of connectors per 1 shelf pc 1
Operation temperature and relative humidity range: shelf OFF, humidity ON
Temperature °C 10-50
RH % RH 10 -98
230 V ± 10%.
Current values of photometric variables in the course of the experiment must be measured by an independent measuring gauge.

12 guarantee 14 liquidation
and service The package is made of wood, nails, cartoon, paper
and plastics that can be recycled as communal waste.
The guarantee period is defined in the certificate
of guarantee. The guarantee applies to production faults For EU member states:
or used material faults under condition that: If the user stops to use the product and he does not need it
• the product was installed and used in compliance with
Instructions for Use,
• the fault was not caused by insufficient maintenance, anymore, and if the product is marked with a label, ,
unprofessional intervention into the device or damage by the user sets the device off and informs the seller
external influences. (a manufacturer in the Czech Republic).
The guarantee does not apply to natural wear of material The above stated product cannot be put into communal
and to expendable supplies, like e.g. door sealing, materials waste and it is subject to the rules complying with Regulation
for recording devices, accumulators, etc. WEEE (Waste Electric and Electronic Equipment)
In case of any fault occurrence, apply the right to guarantee For non-EU states:
repair directly in the nearest MMM service centre. State the
name and type of the device, its serial number and the fault
features (error message, printer output). The label applies in EU states only. Ask you
authorities or device seller for detailed information on correct
Under condition of guarantee conditions fulfilment, the faulty liquidation of electric and electronic devices.
part will be replaced or repaired for free, depending on
service centre opinion.
The service life of the device exceeds 10 years based on

specified maintenance fulfilment. Simultaneously, that is the
period of manufacturer’s objective responsibility according
to EU regulation No. 85/374/EEC for possible damages
caused by the device operation. If you decide to continue
in use of the device after the above stated time expiration,
ask the manufacturer or authorised service for professional
assessment of possibility and safety in consideration of the
machine wear and tear, technical conditions and service
availability.
13 transport
and storage
An authorised person will prepare the device for transport.
The device must be transported and stored in an original
package. If you send the product back to the manufacturer
(e.g. for a repair or replacement within a claim), use the
original package. Otherwise, you accept responsibility for
possible damage during transport and the manufacturer
exact compensation from you for necessary related repairs.
The device can be stored under temperature range from
0°C to 40°C.

15 emergency
door opening
Applies to electrical locking devices. Used only in case of
failure or power outage.
1. Insert a thin object (screwdriver, stick, etc.) through the

ventilation opening of the door (in the lower surface of
the door) under the angle of approximately 45° in the
distance of approximately 90 mm from the door edge
inside.
Fig. 75
3. Use the door handle to open the door. If it is not possible

to move away the blocking stick (see above), then it is
necessary to screw off the whole blocking mechanism
from the bottom (4x M4 screw) and to push it away as
a whole. A service intervention is needed after such
a procedure (re-assemblage of the blocking set).
Fig. 74
2. Press in the direction of the arrow and move the blocking

stick in this way (10-15 mm is enough). In case of
standard version – the right door in the arrow direction,
in case of non-standard version – the left door it is just in
the opposite (always in the direction from the handle to
the door hinges).

Manufacturer in the EU:
MMM Medcenter Einrichtungen GmbH

Semmelweisstrasse 6
D-82152 Planegg
Germany
tel.: +49 89 89 92 26 20
fax: +49 89 89 92 26 30
e-mail: medcenter@mmmgroup.com

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111, 222, 404, 707, 1212

Cooling incubator with controlled humidity –

CLIMACELL ECO line_np_en_2018-12_mmm_V1.02

2 PURPOSE AND USE.............................................................................................................................7

4 TECHNICAL DATA I............................................................................................................................12

7 PUTTING THE DEVICE INTO OPERATION..................................................................................17

8 USING THE DEVICE.............................................................................................................................19

12 GUARANTEE AND SERVICE.............................................................................................................44

13 TRANSPORT AND STORAGE...........................................................................................................44

15 EMERGENCY DOOR OPENING.....................................................................................................45

2.1 BASIC CHARACTERISTICS

• In the work space of the device it is possible to simulate

• Space – homogenous lighting with wave length in visible

• Temperature, RH and lighting may be regulated in various

• Tested samples are stored on shelves supplied together

• The unique system of air circulation with forced

• Adjustable speed of the fan from 0 up to 100%

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3.2 GENERAL VIEW OF CLIMACELL® ECO 404, 707

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3.3 COMMUNICATION PANEL

1 Mains push button 12 Pump connector

22 Exposition lighting in the door (LED, fluorescent lamps) 31 LAN connector

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3.4 USEFUL SPACE

Useful space is shown in Fig. 4. the space delimited with

(1) X(H) – 10% of inner chamber depth

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4.2 ELECTRIC INSTALLATION AND OPERATION CONDITIONS

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4.3 COMMUNICATION INTERFACE

Canon DB9 Female Canon DB25 Male

6.2 MECHANIC LOCK

The lock is placed on the upper front surface of the door

6.3 ELECTRIC LOCKING

In the course of the material exposition, the door is

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6.4 DOOR HINGED ON THE LEFT 6.8 INNER SWITCHED SOCKET

A movable flexible sensor is used for measuring the material

6.6 WARMCOMM 4 – COMMUNICATION

WarmComm 4 is designed for recording the device

6.9 EXPOSITION LIGHTING

6.9.1 EXPOSITION LIGHTING IN THE DOOR

The exposition fluorescent or LED lighting is placed in

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6.9.2 EXPOSITION LIGHTING WARNING:

6.10.2 INNER LIGHTING PLACED

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6.14 USB HOST 7.2 IMPORTANT WARNINGS

The devices are not designed for environment

You can find all and any installation conditions

Device with castors always move empty –

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Always place the material on trays in the device,

The temperature and RH regulation is negatively

The RH regulation also negatively affects if there

If you use the device for long-term several days

Devices connected via communication interface

If you do not use the incubator for prolonged

In case of the device to be used in any other but