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FAQs FAQ: Installation & Operation; CO2 Incubators Here you will find information pertaining to installation procedures and the operation of your incubator and its features. 1. How do I calibrate my CO2 incubator? 2. How can I get a replacement operator's manual? 3. If I have a problem with incoming line voltage, what can I do about it? 4. How do I know what my actual line voltage is? 5. What is the difference between 115V and 208/230V? Is one recommended over the other? 1. How do I calibrate my CO2 incubator?
- Updated: December 30, 1999
2. How can I get a replacement operator's manual? Operators Manual are available through GSLE Parts & Service at 800-438-4851 for a nominal fee. Please be sure to have your model and serial number ready when your place your order.
- Updated: December 28, 1999
3. If I have a problem with incoming line voltage, what can I do about it? Consult with a qualified electrician to verify that you have dedicated circuits for each unit. Some conditions may not be correctable (i.e. older facilities or conditions during peak load aka "brown outs").
- Updated: February 1, 2000
4. How do I know what my actual line voltage is? Standard outlets wired per NEC, or other regional codes, will reflect a distinct plug pattern and thereby the voltage it is supplied with. See catalog for the most common arrangements. If in doubt, please consult a qualified electrician. Have a service technician or maintenance person measure. Note, it is most meaningful to measure voltage during compressor start-up to reveal weak power supplies.
- Updated: February 1, 2000
5. What is the difference between 115V and 208/230V? Is one recommended over the other? Generally in the U.S. and Canada, 115V is considered household voltage and 208/230V is industrial. Both are available in the U.S. and will provide outstanding performance and reliability; there is no meaningful difference in performance, power consumption, heat rejection or product life between 115V and 208/230V products. One may be more convenient for users to install depending on what power receptacles are already available (i.e. for replacement units). A dedicated circuit for each incubator is recommended.
- Updated: February 1, 2000
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