Sartorius arium pro Operating Manual

Operating Manual

arium® pro

Water Purification System

85032-536-35

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Contents

Contents

User Information ..............................................4

About These Instructions

.....................................4

Applications Advice | Technical Support

....................4

Safety Information

............................................5

Intended Usage

................................................6

1. Product Description

.....................................7

1.1 Flow Diagram for arium® pro .......................8

1.2 Electrical Connections ..............................8

1.3 arium® Exchange Interface .........................9

1.4 Tubing Connections ................................9

2. Unpacking and Installation

............................10

2.1 Unpacking .........................................10

2.2 Bench Mounting ..................................11

2.3 Wall Mounting ....................................12

3. Operating Concept

.....................................14

3.1 Display .............................................14

3.2 Operation in the Operating Mode. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .15

3.3 Navigation in the Menus ..........................17

4. Initial Startup

..........................................19

4.1 System Startup ....................................19

4.2 Setting the Language .............................19

4.3 Setting the Date and Time ........................20

4.4 Setting Measurement Unit ........................20

4.5 Purification Component Installation ..............20

4.6 System Rinsing ....................................22

4.7 Inserting Final Filter ...............................23

4.8 Rinsing the Final Filter ............................23

5. Operation

...............................................24

5.1 Operating Mode ...................................24

5.2 Dispensing Ultrapure Water .......................24

5.2.1 Manual Dispensing ........................25

5.2.2 Time-controlled Dispensing ...............26

5.2.3 Ultrapure Water Dispensing Through the

Sampling Tubing ...........................27

6. System Menu

...........................................28

6.1 Menu Tree .........................................28

6.2 Save Data ..........................................29

6.2.1 Parameter Selection .......................29

6.2.2 Single-item Save ...........................30

6.2.3 Save Interval ...............................30

6.2.4 Save When Dispensing .....................30

6.3 Settings ............................................31

6.3.1 Displayed Values ...........................31

6.3.2 Limit Values ................................32

6.3.3 ECO Mode ..................................32

6.3.4 Date | Time ................................33

6.3.5 Language ..................................33

6.3.6 Acoustic Signals ...........................33

6.3.7 Display .....................................34

6.3.8 PIN .........................................34

6.3.9 Resetting to Default .......................34

6.4 System Status .....................................34

6.4.1 Device ......................................34

6.4.2 Measured Values ...........................35

6.4.3 Timer .......................................35

6.4.4 Service .....................................35

6.4.5 Warnings ...................................35

7. Care and Maintenance

.................................36

7.1 Replacing Cartridges ..............................36

7.2 Depressurization ...................................40

7.3 Changing the Sterile Final Filter ..................42

7.4 Replacing Electrical Fuses .........................43

8. Malfunctions

...........................................44

8.1 Warning Messages ................................44

9. Disposal

.................................................45

10. Technical Specifications

...............................47

11. Accessories and Replacement Parts

...................48

12. EC Declaration of Conformity

.........................49

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User Information

User Information

Warning | Danger Symbols

These notes identify hazards which have a high probability of resulting in death or
serious physical injury if not avoided.

These notes identify hazards that can result in moderate or mild injuries if not
avoided.

These notes identify hazards associated with the risk of material damage.

Explanation of Symbols

This symbol identifies useful information and tips.

The following symbols are used in these instructions:

t Indicates required steps.

y Describes what happens after you have performed a particular step.

− Texts that use this mark are lists

About These Instructions

t Please read these instructions carefully and completely before putting the

equipment into operation for the first time. Observe the safety instructions.

t These instructions are an important part of the product. Keep these instructions in

a safe place. If you give the device to others to use, give them these instructions
too.

t If these instructions are lost, please contact Sartorius for a replacement or

download the latest manual from our website: www.sartorius.com

Applications Advice | Technical Support

Contact addresses for application advice and our technical support can be found
online at: www.sartorius.com

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Safety Information

Safety Information

Please read the following safety information thoroughly and follow the instructions
exactly. This information is designed to ensure your safety and will prevent damage
to your arium® pro system.

Danger of electric shock!

− To plug in your arium

®

pro system, use a properly grounded electrical outlet with

a voltage of 100 – 240 V, 50 – 60 Hz.

− Do not place your arium

®

pro system on top of electrical equipment. Routine

maintenance of the arium® pro system may involve water spillage.

Danger of injury from fire or explosion!

− Do not use your arium

®

pro system in the vicinity of highly flammable or

combustible materials as it contains components that may ignite such materials.

− The arium

®

pro system is to be operated with water only. Sanitizing and cleaning

agents should only be used according to the instructions given in this manual.

Danger of injury to eyes and skin!

− Avoid splashing sanitizing agents on clothing, eyes or skin (wear protective
clothing).

− Make sure that all tubing connections are sealed tightly to avoid the liquid
cleaning agent leaking.

− Carefully follow the manufacturer’s safety instructions included on the liquid
cleaning agent containers and filter cartridges.

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Safety Information

Danger of irreversible damage to arium® pro system components!

− Be sure to replace defective fuses with those of the same type and rating.

− Make sure that the outlet tubing is directed to an open drain.

− Protect against frost.

− Never connect peripheral devices to the device interfaces unless they have been
recommended by Sartorius. This will prevent damage to your arium

®

pro.

− Never unplug any cables from your arium

®

pro when it is running as this can

cause malfunctions.

Intended Usage

The arium

®

pro water purification system is designed to provide ultrapure water for
the laboratory from water pretreated by distillation, deionization or reverse osmosis.
To make sure that these units work properly, only use the filter media and equipment
listed in this operating manual. Any other use beyond this is considered improper
use.

− The arium

®

pro system may only be operated by trained personnel.

− Only operate your arium® pro system with original accessories or replacement
parts. If you modify this water purification system independently, the performance
and operating safety of the system are no longer guaranteed. This can also
endanger the safety of the operator.

− If you encounter any problems with your system, please contact your local
Sartorius Service Center.

− Please take all pertinent precautions to prevent accidents and observe the
generally valid technical and occupational safety rules and regulations.

− Use only materials recommended by Sartorius (such as cartridges, replacement
parts and sanitizing agents).

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Product Description

1. Product Description

3

2

1

arium

®

pro front view

1. Display and control panel

2. Sampling with sterile final filter

3. Door

The arium

®

pro system was designed to provide ASTM, NCCLS, ISO and USP-grade
water. Multi-stage purification methods purify pretreated water into ultrapure water
by distillation, deionization or reverse osmosis. This involves the use of purification
processes based on mixed-bed resins, activated carbon, and sterile filtration.

As the flow diagram on the next page shows, the feed water is pumped through two
ultrapure water cartridges connected in series. At the outlet of the second cartridge,
a conductivity-measuring cell performs permanent monitoring of the ultrapure
water quality (LFP).

To guarantee ultrapure water of consistent and high quality, the ultrapure water
purification system is constructed like a circulation ring. If no water is dispensed,
the water circulates through the ultrapure water cartridges. The last purification
step before dispensing is to run the water through a sterile final filter.

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Product Description

1.1 Flow Diagram for arium® pro

Speisewasser-
eingang

Pumpe

Kartusche 1 Kartusche 2

Produktwasser

Endfilter
0,2 µm

Leitfähigkeitsmessung LFP
(Produktwasser)

1.2 Electrical Connections

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Electrical connections, side view right

1. SD card recorder | scanner (only available for arium

®

pro DI, UF, UV, VF)

2. Ethernet connection (for Sartorius Service personnel only)

3. Display port for connecting the dispenser unit (only available for arium

®

pro DI, UF, UV, VF )

4. RS-232 serial interface with a 9-pin sub-D port for connecting a printer (Sartorius YDP30)

5. arium

®

Exchange interface

6. Connection for optional level sensors (only available for arium

®

pro DI, UF, UV, VF )

7. Connection for optional foot switch (only available for arium

®

pro DI, UF, UV, VF)

8. Fuse drawer

9. Power switch

10. Mains connection

Feed water
input

Conductivity measurement LFP
(product water)

Product water

Final filter

0.2 μm

Pump

Cartridge 1 Cartridge 2

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Product Description

1.3 arium® Exchange Interface

The arium® Exchange interface enables communication with an arium® advance
system. When such a cable is connected, the arium® bagtank (< 2 liters) will stop
dispensing water if the fill level of the arium® pro system falls below the minimum.
This is to prevent any malfunction of the arium® pro system.

Use the Firewire cable delivered with the arium

®

pro system for device communica­tion when supplying the arium® advance from a bagtank. To guarantee proper
functioning, first switch on the arium® advance and then the arium® pro system.

A bagtank with an integrated pump must be used when supplying the arium

®

pro
system from a bagtank, otherwise this could lead to malfunctioning. A bagtank 20
can be used without a pump as well, as long as it is positioned at the same height or
higher than the arium® pro system.

1.4 Tubing Connections

Tubing connectors, side view right

1. Feed water supply

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Unpacking and Installation

2. Unpacking and Installation

We recommend that you have the set-up and initial startup of your arium® pro
system carried out by a qualified Sartorius service technician.

2.1 Unpacking

Remove your arium

®

pro system from its packaging. You will find the accessories
inside the arium® pro housing and in the top cover of the box. The equipment
supplied includes the following:

Part description Qty.

arium

®

pro system (with pre-installed display | dispenser unit) 1

Feed water tubing with quick-fit adapter, PE, a” outer diameter,
length 2.40 m

1

Timed dispense tubing, PVDF,
¼” outer diameter, length 2.40 m with adapter for the final filter and
adapter for connection to the dispenser unit

1

Power cable 1
Operating instructions 1
arium

®

Quality Assurance Certificate 1

Wall mounting bracket for arium (on models used as wall-mounted
systems)

1

Tubing adapter for feed water with ½” internal thread and a” outer
diameter

1

Two-part tubing adapter for feed water with G ¾” internal thread and
a” outer diameter

1

The cartridges are not included in the equipment supplied with your arium

®

pro

system.

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2.2 Bench Mounting

Danger of electric shock!

Do not place your arium

®

pro system on top of electrical equipment. Water may spill

when using the system.

Danger of fire or explosion!

Do not use your arium

®

pro system in the vicinity of highly flammable or combustible

materials as it contains components that may ignite such materials.

arium® pro as a Benchtop System

− Place the arium

®

pro system on a flat surface.

− When selecting a place of installation for your arium

®

advance system,
you must ensure that a feed water supply, a 100–240 V electric socket and an
atmospherically vented drain are available.

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2.3 Wall Mounting

The arium

®

pro system is optionally supplied with a wall bracket to enable you to
attach the system securely to the wall so that it occupies a minimum amount of
space. A clear wall area of at least 63 + 63 cm is required.

The wall bracket and the required screws for wall installation are not part of the
regular equipment supplied.

arium® pro as a wall-mounted system

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Back panel of the arium® pro system unit’s wall mounting bracket and wall rail on
models used as wall-mounted systems.

The assembly of the two wall brackets and wall rail, (included in delivery), is suitable
for a load of 100 kg (220 lbs) and is only intended for the arium

®

pro system
(including water).
Do not put any additional load on the arium® pro system.
When mounting the unit on a wall, make sure that the mounting surface and
fasteners selected are capable of supporting a minimum of 100 kg (220 lbs).
Inadequate support and | or fasteners may result in injury to the operator and
damage to the equipment.

When selecting a place of installation for your arium

®

system, you must ensure that a
feed water supply, a 100–240 V electric socket and an atmospherically vented drain
are available.

− Use the pre-drilled slotted holes in the wall rail to mount it onto the wall.

− Fasten the wall rail to the wall using suitable screws and dowels (ensure that it is
horizontally aligned).

− Mount the arium

®

pro system by hooking it into the wall mounting bracket.

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Operating Concept

3. Operating Concept

Operate your arium® using the control panel and the display. The control panel
features four function keys and a continuously variable slider. The keys are described
in the figure below. The display shows system information and menu items.
The figure depicts the display in the operating mode your arium® system will be in
after initial startup.

Eco/Home

1

2

3

SliderRML

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3.1 Display

As illustrated in the figure above, the display is divided into the following three main
areas.

Header (1)

When your arium

®

is in the operating mode, the header displays the current time and
current date. When navigating through menu items, the open menu item and the
menu level are displayed.

Working Environment (2)

When your arium

®

is in the operating mode, the working environment displays the
following information:

− The current conductivity of the product water (when the display is activated
without compensated conductivity; if activated, the current water temperature is
displayed as well)

− The flow diagram of the arium

®

pro system

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The flow diagram represents the ultrapure water cartridges. When a cartridge
change is due, they start blinking and a warning message appears.

If your arium® pro system is not in the operating mode, the working environment of
the display shows the current menu item.

Footer (3)

The footer displays the current key function assignment for the keys L, M and R.

3.2 Operation in the Operating Mode

The keys L, M, R and Eco/Home and the slider are available for operation in the
operating mode.

“Menu” Key (L)

You can use this key to switch to the system menu. Information on the system menu
can be found in Chapter “6. Menu”.

“Care” Key (M)

You can use this key to switch to the care section. Information on the care menu can
be found in Chapter “7. Care”.

“Dispense” Key (R)

You can use this key to switch directly to controlled water dispensing.
Here you have the option to select between timed dispense or volume-controlled
dispensing. Further information can be found in Chapter “5.2 Dispensing Ultrapure
Water”.

Slider

Use the slider to start manual water dispensing. Further information can be found in
Chapter “5.2 Dispensing Ultrapure Water”.

“Eco/Home” Key

The Eco/Home key is used to activate the “Eco mode”. In the Eco mode, the
ultrapure water in your arium

®

pro system is recirculated every hour for 15 minutes.
The purpose of this is to guarantee high water quality even during longer periods
of inoperation.

To access the Eco mode, press and hold the Eco/Home key for 3 seconds. To exit an
active Eco mode, press the Eco key once more. The picture on the left shows the
active Eco mode.

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Your arium® pro system also features an automatic ECO mode. This automatic ECO
mode is activated by default and returns the system to the Eco mode after the Eco
time has elapsed. The Eco time starts after the last entry into the system. It can be
configured in the System menu (see Chapter “6.3.3 ECO Mode”, page 32).

Key Locking Function

The arium

®

pro system has a key locking function. When the key locking function is
active, it is not possible to dispense water.
All other functions (measurement, expiry of ECO time, print interval and error and
warning messages) continue to run in the background. When the automatic ECO
time has elapsed, the device enters ECO mode and automatically removes the key
lock so that the device is once again ready for operation upon leaving ECO mode. If a
warning or an error appears while the key lock is activated, the device will likewise
automatically cancel the key lock and display the corresponding message.

To activate the key lock, simultaneously press the Eco/Home key and the “Dispense”
key (R). Use the same key combination to deactivate the key locking function.

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3.3 Navigation in the Menus

The L, M, R keys and the Eco/Home key are available for navigating within the
menus. The slider has no function here. The keys (L), (M) and (R) have different
functions, depending on the menu item selected.

Examples for the assignment of the keys (L), (M) and (R):

Symbol Function

▲

Move upwards
Short press = one item at a time
Longer press = scroll



Move downwards
Short press = one item at a time
Longer press = scroll



Confirm

OK

Confirm

Start

Start a process

Cancel

Cancel a process

Back

Move up 1 level higher in the menu

The display header displays the current menu level. The number of black arrows
indicates the submenu level.

An example of menu levels:

Menu r Settings

1st Submenu level

r r Displayed values

2nd Submenu level

r r r Conductivity

3rd Submenu level

The display working environment displays the menu items. In the following, the
different forms of display are described.

Back

Go to the next higher menu level.

Comes before menu items whose selection triggers a direct action

(example “Single printout”).



Comes before menu lists that only allow list item selection (Example

“Set language”).

Comes before menu lists that allow the selection of several list items

(Example “Save data”).

Menu r Settings

Displayed values

Limit values
iJust
ECO mode




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Inputting Numbers

There are various places where numbers must be entered (example “Conductivity
limit value for ultrapure water”). Numbers that have several digits are entered digit
by digit from left to right. Enter the first digit with the arrow keys “

▲ ▼

”, then

switch to the next with “”.

In some cases, it may only be possible to input numbers in set increments
(example “Volume-controlled dispensing”).

“Eco/Home” Key

Here, the Eco/Home key features a “Home function”. Click on the home key to
return from the current menu item to the operating mode of the arium

®

pro system.
Processes such as water dispensing or cleaning are excluded from this function.
The Home function cannot be used in this status.

The Home function is unavailable during initial startup.

r r Limit values

Set LFP limit:

05.00 µS/cm

▲ 



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Initial Startup

4. Initial Startup

After you have installed your arium® pro system, make the electrical connections and
put the system into operation.

According to device specifications, this requires a supply voltage of 230 - 240 V,
50 Hz or 115 V, 60 Hz, depending on the country standard. You may not connect the
system to the power supply if the connection conditions at the setup location do not
correspond to the information on the manufacturer's ID label for your arium

®

pro.

It takes approx. 45 minutes to start up the arium

®

pro.

For initial startup, carry out steps 4.1 to 4.8. This operating manual will guide you
step-by-step through the sequence of the displays.

4.1 System Startup

All system settings (e.g. date, time, displayed values, etc.) configured during initial
startup can be subsequently changed in the system menu.

t Connect the power plug on the power supply of your arium

®

pro system to the

mains voltage. Next, switch on your arium® pro system via the power switch.

The arium

®

pro system will then perform a system check and display the start screen

shown on the right.

4.2 Setting the Language

t Select the language for the display. The factory setting is English.

Not all languages are visible on the display at the same time.
Scroll with the arrow keys to display all languages.

Set language

English

Deutsch
Français
Italiano
▼



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4.3 Setting the Date and Time

t Use this option to select the desired date and time format.

t Set date and time.

4.4 Setting Measurement Unit

t You can set the unit in which your measured values should be indicated on the

display.

It is also possible to display the measured value without compensated display.
After startup, the displayed values in the open menu item: Settings r Displayed

values can be changed (see Chapter “6.3.1 Displayed Values”, page 31).

4.5 Purification Component Installation

t Install the cartridges as described in the following instructions.

Ultrapure Water Cartridges Installation

t Remove the new cartridges from the packaging. One cartridge is marked with a

blue label (#1). The other cartridge is marked with a red label (#2). Please write
the date of installation on both cartridges under “Date of Installation”.

t To facilitate the connection of the adapters to the cartridge, don gloves to

moisten the O-rings (1) on the connection adapter with distilled water. Avoid
direct contact with skin at the connections in order to prevent any microbial
contamination.

Set date and time

DD.MM.YY 24 h

MM/DD/YY AM/PM

▼



Set date and time

DD.MM.YY 24 h

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▲ ▼



Set measurement unit

µS/cm comp.

MΩcm comp.

▼



Startup
Install cartridges according
to operating manual

OK

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t Open the locking tabs (2) of the connection adapter with the red label (#2).

Next, press the connection adapter (3) firmly into place on the cover of the
cartridge with the red label (#2). Push the connection adapter so far down
that the locking tabs are located at the level of the spacers.

t Push both locking tabs (4) of the connection adapter with the red label (#2) all

the way under the upper ring of the spacers.

t Place the red-labeled cartridge (#2) in the housing on the right (5).

The label must be facing you.

t Open the locking tabs (2) of the connection adapter with the blue label (#1).

Next, press the connection adapter (3) firmly into place on the cover of the
cartridge with the blue label (#1). Push the connection adapter so far down
that the locking tabs are located at the level of the spacers.

t Push both locking tabs (4) of the connection adapter with the blue label (#1) all

the way under the upper ring of the spacers.

t Place the blue-labeled cartridge (#1) into the housing (6).

The label must be facing you.

t Close the device door.

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4.6 System Rinsing

t Connect the feed water tubing (inlet) to the arium

®

pro system. Use the pre­assembled tubing from the arium® pro accessories. Next, open the feed water
inlet.

Observe the device specifications in Chapter “10. Technical Specifications”!

t Attach the sampling tubing to the dispenser unit.

t Direct sampling tubing towards drain.

t Start the rinsing process.

y The arium

®

pro system is rinsed for 20 minutes. The remaining rinsing time is

shown on the display.

Startup
Connect the feed water
tubing to the device and
open the feed water inlet

OK

Startup
Attach the sampling tubing
to the dispenser unit

OK

Startup
Channel tubing for
dispensing to drain

OK

Startup
Press Start to rinse the
system

Start

Startup

Rinsing

20 min

Cancel

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4.7 Inserting Final Filter

t Remove sampling tubing and attach sterile final filter as described in the

operating instructions.

The final filter is supplied together with a bell assembly. To assemble the final filter,
proceed as follows:

t Press the final filter into the quick connector of the display | dispenser unit.
t Attach the bell assembly to the final filter and then confirm by pressing “OK”.

y After assembly of the sterile final filter, the display switches to the operating

mode.

y The timers for the cartridges, UV lamp (pro UV and VF versions only),

ultrafilters (pro UV and VF versions only) and sterile final filters are reset.

4.8 Rinsing the Final Filter

t Place a collection vessel (min. 6 liter capacity) with calibration marks under the

final filter. Then, open the water dispensing and rinse the final filter with 6 liters
of water. During rinsing, open the vent valve of the final filter so that enclosed air
can escape.

t Afterwards, attach the protective cap to the bell assembly.

Initial startup is complete.

Startup
Remove sampling tubing and
attach sterile final filter as
described in the operating
instructions
OK

Quick connector

Vent valve

Bell assembly

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Operation

5. Operation

5.1 Operating Mode

Once initial startup is complete, your arium

®

pro system will be in the operating

mode. Ultrapure water can be dispensed.

It is recommended that you do not turn your arium

®

pro system off during normal
operation (e.g., evenings and weekends) to ensure uniformly high ultrapure product
water quality. The Eco mode is available for this.

5.2 Dispensing Ultrapure Water

Water can be dispensed manually, volume-controlled or time-controlled.

When dispensing product water, pay attention to the following aspects:

t Prior to dispensing the water, remove the protective cap on the bell assembly of

the final filter.

t After dispensing the water, replace the protective cap back on the bell assembly.

Before each critical application, you should first dispense and discard 100 mL of
water (this corresponds to the volume of the supply to the final filter and the final
filter capsule).

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5.2.1 Manual Dispensing

Manual dispensing is performed directly using the dispense slider on the right side of
the display.

With your fingers, you can use the slider to continuously regulate the volume flow
of the product water.

t Place your finger in the recess of the slider and move it downwards to elevate the

volume flow.

t Use your finger to move the slider upwards and lower the volume flow.
t Additionally, you can stop the dispense routine by tapping at the top of the slider

(on the crossed-through drop symbol). Set the flow to the maximum volume by
tapping on the bottom of the slider (on the 3-drop pyramid symbol).

y By touching the slider in the middle, you set the average volume flow.

The volume flow may vary as a function of temperature, age and condition of the
cartridges!

Example:

Manual dispensing with the maximum flow volume.

t Stop dispensing by tapping on the top of the slider (crossed-through drop) or by

pressing the “Dispense” (R) “

Stop

” key.

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Stop

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5.2.2 Time-controlled Dispensing

t To perform time-controlled dispensing, place an appropriately large vessel

under the sampling outlet and in the operating mode press the (R) “

” key.

t The currently set dispensing time is shown in the display. To change the

dispensing time, select “Set dispensing time”.

t Set the desired dispensing time.

The following dispensing times can be adjusted according to the given scale intervals.
The changed dispensing time (2.5 min in the example) is indicated in the display.

Dispensing time Scale interval

0.5 min – 10 min 0.5 min
10 min – 30 min 1 min
30 min – 60 min 5 min

The adjustable dispensing time depends on the connected arium

®

bagtank.

t Switch to “Time-controlled” and start time-controlled dispensing.

y The remaining dispensing time is indicated in the display.

t Time-controlled dispensing can be canceled by pressing the function key (R)

“

Stop

”. The system then switches back to the operating mode.

The termination of time-controlled dispensing is signaled acoustically via the
confirmation beep (see Chapter “6.3.6 Acoustic Signals”, page 33).

Dispense



Time-controlled

5.0 min

Back

▲ ▼



Dispense

Set dispensing time

2.5 min

▲ ▼



Dispense



Time-controlled

2.5 min

Back

▼ Start

15:32 10.04.15

0.055 µS/cm c

2.0 min

Stop

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5.2.3 Ultrapure Water Dispensing Through the Sampling Tubing

Water can also be dispensed through the sampling tubing included with the
equipment supplied. It may be advisable to use the outlet tubing when, for example,
you need to fill a larger vessel.
To connect the tubing, proceed as follows:

t Release the final filter from the quick connector on the display | dispenser unit

by simultaneously pulling out the filter and pressing the retaining ring on the
component.

t Press the sampling tubing onto the quick connector of the display | dispenser

unit.

t Attach the straight connector to the free end of the sampling tubing.
t Press the final filter into the straight connector.
t Allow 6 liters of water to run through the final filter (e.g. using manual and | or

volume-controlled water dispensing); this is done to rinse the final filter.

t Vent the final filter using the attached vent valve.
t After dispensing ultrapure water, attach the protective cap to the bell assembly.

The rinsing of the final filter can be omitted if no new final filter is used.

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6. System Menu

Press “Menu” in the operating mode to access the System menu.
All configuration options in the System menu are described in the following.

6.1 Menu Tree

The following picture illustrates the menu structure of the arium

®

pro system.

Operating Mode

Menu

Save Data Functions

Print

Print Interval
Print when Dispensing
Stop Output
Settings

Settings

Display
Limits
ECO Mode
Date|Time
Language
Acoustic Signals
Display
PIN
Reset to Default

System Status

Care

Change Cartridges

Depressurization

Sterile Final Filter Timer

Dispense Time-Controlled Dispense

System information
Measured Values
Timer
Service
Warnings

Menu

Save data

Settings
System status
Back
▼



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6.2 Save Data

The Save data functions are used for output of current measured values and system
information to a printer. Access the menu item Menu r Save data. Three options
are available for printing and saving: Single printout, Print interval and Print when
dispensing.

Printing can be used at the same time when the options Print interval and Print
dispensing are activated. The checkboxes all show active Save data functions.

Printer

For data printing, a data printer of the type Sartorius YDP30 should be used.

The following symbol appears in the first line of the display whenever printing is
taking place:

− Print symbol:

6.2.1 Parameter Selection

Under Menu item Menu r Save data r Settings select the parameters to be
printed out.

Using the checkbox, the following parameters can be selected and deselected:

− System information

− LFP (conductivity of the ultrapure water)

− Temperature (ultrapure water)

Menu r Save data



Single printout

 Print interval
 Print when dispensing



Settings

▼ Start

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6.2.2 Single-item Save

To start a Single printout, select under Menu r Save data the item Single printout.
The selected parameters are output. Afterwards, the system switches to the operating
mode.

6.2.3 Save Interval

To access the Print interval, highlight the appropriate checkbox under Menu item
Menu r Save data. In the Menu r Save data r Settings, the interval can be
adjusted within a range of 1 to 60 minutes.

6.2.4 Save When Dispensing

To access the Print when dispensing, highlight the appropriate checkbox under
Menu r Save data. As soon as the arium

®

pro system dispenses ultrapure water,

the data are printed.

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6.3 Settings

In the Settings menu, you can configure your arium

®

pro system. Access is available

under Menu r Settings. All configuration options are described in the following.

When PIN protection is active, the Settings menu can only be accessed after the
user enters the right PIN (see Chapter “6.3.8 PIN”, page 34).

6.3.1 Displayed Values

Under Menu r Settings r Displayed values, you can set the unit in which the
conductivity and | or the temperature will be indicated in the display.

Conductivity

In the conductivity menu, select the desired unit of measure.
The following units are available:

− μS/cm comp.

− μS/cm

− MOcm comp.

− MOcm

Compensated displays are compensated to a reference temperature of 25°C. In the
operating mode, a “c” attached to the unit of measure indicates a compensated
display.

If no valid conductivity value exists, the unit of measure will flash. This can take
place, for example, after exiting the ECO mode. The flashing display indicates that a
conductivity measurement is being performed. The measurement takes a minute at
the most.

In the vernacular of the arium

®

pro system, the term “conductivity” (unit: μS/cm) is

synonymous with “specific resistivity” (unit: MOcm).

Temperature

In the Temperature menu, you can select between the units °C and °F.
When a display without compensated conductivity (μS/cm and | or MOhm*cm) is
selected, the temperature of the ultrapure water is displayed in the operating mode.
If you also want to display the temperature with a compensated conductivity display,
click the checkbox “Show always”.

Menu r Settings

Displayed values

Limit values
iJust
ECO mode




r r Displayed values

Conductivity

Temperature
Back





r r r Temperature



°C



°F

 Show always





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6.3.2 Limit Values

Under Menu r Settings r Limit values, you can define the minimum requirements
for ultrapure water. If the set conductivity limit value is exceeded (unit: μS/cm) or
below the range (unit: MOhmcm), your arium

®

pro system issues a warning message.

The following limit value can be set in the Limit values menu:

Factory settings Adjustable range

LFP - conductivity of the ultrapure water

10.5 MO*cm

0.095 μS/cm

1 – 18 MO*cm
1 – 0.055 μS/cm

The limit values are set in the unit of measure configured under Displayed values.

The limit values apply to the compensated conductivity values. If displayed values
are selected in the menu without a compensated conductivity display, this may
be the reason for the warning “Limit value exceeded” being issued despite the
uncompensated value being located within the permitted range.

6.3.3 ECO Mode

For economic and ecological operation of the system, we recommend that you
switch the arium

®

pro system to Eco mode when no water is being dispensed. The Eco
mode guarantees high water quality even during longer periods of inoperation of
the system. In the Eco mode, the water in the system is recirculated every hour for
15 minutes.

The Eco mode can be activated manually and automatically. A dark, empty display
and a yellow backlit Eco/Home key indicate that the Eco mode is activated.

Manual Activation

t In the operating mode, press and hold the Eco/Home key for at least three

seconds.

Automatic ECO mode

− The Eco mode can be activated automatically after the automatic ECO time has
elapsed. The time starts following the last operating process.

− Under Menu r Settings r Eco mode, set the Eco time.

− If you enter a time of “0 hours 00 min”, the automatic ECO mode is deactivated.

− The maximum Eco time is 9 hours 59 minutes.

r r Limit values

LFP

Back

▼



r r ECO mode

Automatic ECO mode

0 h 30 min

▲ ▼



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Exiting Eco Mode

Exit the Eco mode by pressing the Eco/Home key. The system switches back to
operating mode.

The automatic ECO mode is factory-set to 10 minutes and | or pre-set to 30 minutes
with a connected TOC monitor.

6.3.4 Date | Time

Under Menu r Settings r Date | Time, you can configure the settings for date and
time. In the first step, enter the desired format; in the second, the date and the time.

6.3.5 Language

Under Menu r Settings r Language, select the language to display texts. You can
choose between the following languages:

− English

− German

− French

− Italian

− Spanish

− Russian

− Japanese

− Chinese

− Portuguese

− Polish

6.3.6 Acoustic Signals

Under Menu r Settings r Acoustic Signals, acoustic signals can be activated and |
or deactivated. The following signals are available:

− Warning alarm:
Continuous signal sounds until the triggered warning is confirmed by user.

− Error alarm:
Continuous signal sounds until the triggered error is confirmed by user.

− Confirmation beep:
Longer signal, occurs at the end of time sequences (time- and volume-controlled
dispensing, rinsing).

− Key beeps:
Short signal when tapping a key.

r r Date/Time

DD.MM.YY 24 h

MM/DD/YY AM/PM
Back





r r Language

English

German
French
Italian




r r Acoustic signals

 Warning alarm
 Error alarm
 Confirmation beep
 Key beeps





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6.3.7 Display

Under Menu r Settings r Display, the contrast and brightness of the display
screen can be adapted to your requirements, each in 3 stages.
To change the contrast and | or brightness of the display, select the desired setting.

6.3.8 PIN

This function lets you limit access to the Menu r Settings and the Care modes.
If you have active PIN protection, these two sections can only be accessed by
entering a PIN.

The PIN protection function is located under Menu r Settings r PIN. The factory
setting for PIN protection is deactivated and the standard PIN is set to “0000”.

If you forget your PIN, it can only be reset by a service technician.

6.3.9 Resetting to Default

Under Menu r Settings r Reset to default, you can restore your arium

®

pro
system to default settings. This applies to all settings configured on the system after
initial startup (e.g. Limit values, Display and Acoustic signals, etc.).

The system reboots after connection.

6.4 System Status

Under Menu r System status, information about the following sub-items can be
obtained:

− Device

− Measured values

− Timer

− Service

− Warnings

6.4.1 Device

Under Menu r System status r Device, you can display the following information:

− Model

− Serial number

− Software version

r r Display

Contrast: bright

Brightness: normal
Back





r r PIN
Status: Inactive
Change PIN
Back



r r Reset to default
Restore default settings



Cancel

Menu r System status

Device

Measured values
Timer
Service




r r Device

arium pro
S/N: 09394001
Software V03.00

Back

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6.4.2 Measured Values

Under Menu r System status r Measured values, you can display the following
information:

− LFP – conductivity in the ultrapure water (compensated only)

− Temperature in ultrapure water

6.4.3 Timer

Under Menu r System status r Timer, you can display the remaining service life
for the following components:

− Final filter

− Cartridges

The arium

®

pro system issues a warning when the replacement interval of a
component has expired. The corresponding component must then be replaced
(Care menu).

6.4.4 Service

Under Menu r System status r Service, you can display the following information:

− Service telephone number (can be entered by a local service technician)

− Sartorius internet address: www.Sartorius.com (Factory Setting)

− Next maintenance (only if a service | maintenance contract exists)

6.4.5 Warnings

Under menu item Menu r System status r Warnings, you can display activated
and cancelled (history) warning messages. Both lists comprise the last 20 entries at
most.

Chapter “8. Malfunctions” shows possible warning messages.

r r Measured values

LFP: 18.2 MΩcm c
Temp.: 28.0 °C

Back

r r Timer

Final filter: 5 days
Cartridges: 232 days

Back

r r Service
Service telephone number:
www.sartorius.com
Next maintenance due in
32 weeks
Back

r r Warnings

Active warnings

History
Back





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Care and Maintenance

7. Care and Maintenance

The Care menu contains the maintenance section for your system.

You have access to the following options:

− Change cartridges

− Depressurization

− Sterile final filter timer

When PIN protection is active, the Care menu can only be accessed after the user
enters the right PIN.

The arium

®

pro system has the following recommended factory-set care intervals:

Component Interval

Replace cartridge 12 months
Sterile final filter 1 month

7.1 Replacing Cartridges

The service lifetime of the cartridges is directly dependent on the quality and volume
of the feed water to be treated. Sartorius recommends replacing the cartridge once
every year. If the ultrapure water quality has already dropped below the user’s set
limit value (see Chapter “6.3.2 Limit Values”, page 32), you should replace the
cartridge earlier.

Start the replace cartridge function under Care > Replace cartridges.

t Disconnect the feed water tubing from the device.

t Remove the sterile final filter from the quick connector on the display | dispenser

unit by simultaneously pulling out the filter and pressing the retaining ring.

t Attach the sampling tubing to the display | dispenser unit.

Care r Cartridges
Disconnect the feed water
tubing from the device

Cancel OK

Care r Cartridges
Remove sterile final filter and
attach sampling tubing to the
dispenser unit

OK

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t Direct sampling tubing towards drain.

t Start the depressurization process.

y Water exits at the sampling outlet. The procedure takes 30 seconds.

t Replace the cartridges according to the following description.

Care r Cartridges
Direct sampling tubing to
drain

Cancel OK

Care r Cartridges
Start depressurization

Start

Care r Cartridges

Depressurization

0.5 min

Cancel

Care r Cartridges
Change cartridges as
described in the operating
instructions

OK

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t Open the door on the device and remove the cartridge with the blue label (#1).
t Pull back the locking tabs (1) on the cartridge adapter with the blue label (#1).
t Lift the adapter (2) up out of the cartridge.
t Remove the cartridge.

Water can easily leak from the adapter.

t Take the cartridge with the blue label (#2) out of the device.
t Pull back the locking tabs (1) on the cartridge adapter with the red label (#2).
t Lift the adapter (2) up out of the cartridge.
t Remove the cartridge.

Water can easily leak from the adapter.

t Unpack the new cartridge and write the date of installation of the cartridge

under “Date of installation” on the label.

t To facilitate the connection of the adapters to the cartridges, don gloves to

moisten the O-rings (3) on the connection adapters with distilled water. Avoid
direct contact with skin at the connections in order to prevent any microbial
contamination.

2

1

3

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t Open the locking tabs (4) of the connection adapter with the red label (#2).

Next, press the connection adapter (5) firmly into place on the cover of the
cartridge with the red label (#2). Push the connection adapter so far down
that the locking tabs are located at the level of the spacers.

t Push both locking tabs (6) all the way under the upper ring of the spacers.

t Place the red-labeled cartridge (#2) in the housing on the right (7). The label

must be facing you.

t Open the locking tabs (4) of the connection adapter with the blue label (#1).

Next, press the connection adapter (5) firmly into place on the cover of the
cartridge with the blue label (#1). Push the connection adapter so far down
that the locking tabs are located at the level of the spacers.

t Push both locking tabs (4) of the connection adapter with the blue label (#1)

all the way under the upper ring of the spacers.

t Place the blue-labeled cartridge (#1) into the housing (8).

The label must be facing you.

t Close the device door.

4

5

4

7

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t Connect the feed water tubing.

t Start the rinsing process.

t The new cartridges will be rinsed for 20 minutes. The remaining rinsing time is

shown on the display.

t Disconnect the sampling tubing from the display | dispenser unit and attach the

sterile final filter.

y Your arium

®

pro system will switch back to the operating mode.

7.2 Depressurization

Sartorius recommends you depressurize your arium

®

pro system prior to transport.
In this case, the step “Restart after depressurization” should be carried out at the
new place of operation.

The depressurization routine is activated in the menu item Care r Depressurization.

t Disconnect the feed water tubing from your arium

®

pro system.

Care r Cartridges
Connect the feed water
tubing to the device

OK

Care r Cartridges
Start rinsing process

Start

Care r Cartridges

Rinsing

20 min

Cancel

Care r Cartridges
Remove sampling tubing

and
attach sterile final filter as
described in the op

erating
instructions
OK

Care r Depressurization
Disconnect the feed water
tubing from the device

Cancel OK

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t Place a vessel (1L) under the water outlet and start depressurization.

y The water pressure in the system is reduced. Water flows from the sampling

outlet.

t Switch off your arium

®

pro system at the main switch.

This message can only be cleared by switching off the device!

Perform the work pending.

Restarting after Depressurization

t Turn the arium

®

pro system back on at the power switch. The system starts up.

Next, connect the feed water tubing.

t Place a vessel (1L) under the water outlet and start the rinsing process.

y The system is rinsed for one minute. Your arium

®

then switches to the operating

mode.

Care r Depressurization
Collect water leaking from
dispensing unit in a vessel (1L)
and start depressurization

Start

Care r Depressurization

Depressurization

0.5 min

Cancel

Care r Depressurization

Switch off device
at the main switch

Care r Depressurization
Connect the feed water
tubing to the device

OK

Care r Rinsing
Place vessel (1L) under
the dispenser and start
dispensing water

Start

Care r Rinsing

Rinsing

1 min

Cancel

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7.3 Changing the Sterile Final Filter

The sterile final filter is designed for the retention of particles and sterile filtration
of the ultrapure water. If the final filter is not changed regularly, the sterility of the
water cannot be guaranteed.

The replacement intervals for the final filter are factory-set to one month.
For a sterile filtration, the final filter should be replaced prior to each sampling.
The final filter should be replaced earlier when the following conditions occur:

− The product water flow rate is reduced.

− Bacteria breakthrough is detected.

Sartorius recommends changing the final filter monthly.

The final filter is supplied together with a bell assembly. To replace the final filter
assembly, proceed as follows:

t Release the old final filter from the quick connector on the display | dispenser

unit by simultaneously pulling out the filter and pressing the retaining ring.

t Press the new final filter into the quick connector of the display | dispenser unit.
t Attach the bell assembly to the final filter.
t Allow 6 liters of water to run through the final filter (e.g. using manual and | or

volume-controlled water dispensing); this is done to rinse and vent the final filter.

t Vent the final filter using the attached vent valve.
t After dispensing ultrapure water, attach the protective cap to the bell assembly.

If a newly installed final filter clogs rapidly after installation, your arium

®

system
may need to be sanitized to remove bacterial contaminants
(see Chapter “7.1 Replacing Cartridges”, page 36“).
After replacement, install a new final filter.

Quick connector

Vent valve

Bell assembly

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t After you have replaced the sterile final filter, the timer must be reset manually.

To reset the timer, select “Sterile final filter timer” in the Care r menu.

t Confirm the process.

y The timer is now reset and the system will then switch to the operating mode.

The warning to change the sterile final filter is not deactivated until the timer is
reset.

7.4 Replacing Electrical Fuses

The arium

®

pro system has two fuses.
These are located in a fuse drawer on the top of the housing, on the right hand side,
next to the main power switch (see Chapter “1.2 Electrical Connections”, page 8).

Only trained and qualified personnel may replace defective fuses.

Always disconnect the arium

®

pro system from the AC power outlet before replacing

defective electrical fuses.

Remove the old fuses from their sockets and ensure that they are always replaced
with fuses of the same type and rating.

t Gently press the locking device of the fuse drawer towards the left and pull out

the fuse drawer.

t Replace the defective fuses.
t Push the fuse drawer back into the housing until it clicks into place.

Care
Depressurization

Sterile final filter timer

▲ ▼



Care r Sterile final filter
Reset sterile final filter timer



Cancel

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8. Malfunctions

The arium® pro alerts the user to warnings both visually, and, if the function is
activated, with acoustic signals.

There is an option that allows you to activate | deactivate the acoustic signals
(see Chapter “6.3.6 Acoustic Signals”, page 33“).

The visual signal with warning messages (change of the backlighting in the display)
is activated as a basic feature and cannot be deactivated.

8.1 Warning Messages

Warning messages cause the background color of the display to turn yellow.
The following provides an overview of the warning messages displayed on your

arium

®

pro.

Display Cause

Warning

Limit value

exceeded

LFP > 0.095 µS/cm

OK

Set limit value exceeded

y LFP (conductivity of the ultrapure water)

Warning

Conductivity outside of

measuring range

OK

Measuring range exceeded (LFP)

y LFP (conductivity of the ultrapure water)

Warning

Changing cartridges

OK

Warning

Changing the

sterile final filter

OK

Timer expired
(cartridges, sterile final filter)

Warning

Maintenance interval

expired

OK

Maintenance interval expired
(only if a service | maintenance contract exists)

t Confirm the warning message by pressing OK.
t This takes you back to the operating mode display.

Device water production is still active.

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Disposal

9. Disposal

Attention must be paid to the applicable laws, rules and regulations when disposing
of contaminated components.

If the packaging is no longer needed, it can be disposed of by local waste disposal
authorities. The packaging is made of environmentally friendly materials that can be
used as secondary raw materials.

arium

®

pro – including accessories – should not be disposed of as regular household
waste.
EU legislation requires its Member States to collect electrical and electronic
equipment and dispose of it separately from other unsorted municipal waste with
the aim of recycling it.

In Germany and several other countries, Sartorius itself assumes responsibility for
the return and conformant disposal of its electronic and electrical products. Such
equipment may not be thrown out with household waste or brought to collection
centers run by local public disposal operations – not even by small commercial
operators.

For disposal in Germany and in the other member nations of the European Economic
Area (EEA), please contact our local service technicians or our Service Center in
Goettingen, Germany:

Sartorius Lab Instruments GmbH & Co. KG
Service Center
Weender Landstrasse 94 –108
37075 Goettingen

WEEE reg. no. DE 89907997

In countries that are not members of the European Economic Area (EEA) or where no
Sartorius subsidiaries or dealerships are located, please contact your local authorities
or a commercial disposal operator.

Prior to disposal and | or scrapping of the components, any batteries – if present –
should be removed and disposed of in local collection boxes.

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Instructions for Disposal of UV Lamps

In Germany, environmentally-friendly disposal of end-of-life lamps is organized
using the collection network Lightcycle. To find a collection site in your area, go to
the HYPERLINK “http://www.lightcycle.de/index.php” Lightcycle.de Home

European Union

Disposal of waste electrical equipment and end-of-life lamps as domestic waste is
prohibited. Our products are business-to-business products (B2B) in the sense of the
WEEE Directive (Waste Electrical Electronic Equipment).

Sartorius has labeled all devices subject to the WEEE Directive with a crossed-out
waste bin with a white bar underneath.
This symbol indicates that disposal of the product as domestic waste is prohibited.
Different European member countries have complied with the WEEE Directive by
implementing their own national laws, which makes it impossible for Sartorius to
offer consistent disposal solutions throughout Europe.

The local distributor (importer) from each country is responsible for complying with
these national laws. For proper disposal of waste equipment and end-of-life lamps in
accordance with the respective national regulations in the European Union countries
mentioned (except Germany), please contact your local dealer or our Service Center.

All Other Countries

For disposal of waste equipment and end-of-life lamps in accordance with the
respective national regulations in countries other than those mentioned above, please
contact your local dealer our Service Center or the local authorities.

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Technical Specifications

10. Technical Specifications

Dimensions W + H + D

Without head
350 + 492 + 451 mm

With head

435 + 501 + 476 mm
Empty weight approx. 17 kg
Operating weight approx. 27 kg
Clearance requirements Sides Left (door):

Right:

min. 150-230 mm
min. 80 mm

Front 100 mm minimum for opening the doors

Feed water requirements Water must be pretreated by:

− Distillation

− Deionization

− Reverse osmosis

Distilled water

> 250 KO + cm (< 4 μS/cm)

RO water

TDS < 25 ppm CaCO

3

> 10 KO + cm (< 100 μS/cm)

Deionized water

TDS < 10 ppm CaCO

3

> 50 KO + cm (< 20 μS/cm)

All Turbidity < 1 NTU

Silica < 1000 ppb

TOC < 1000 ppb

Pressure From depressurized atmospheric tank inlet to a maximum inlet pressure of 6.9 bar (100 PSI)

Product water

18.2 MO

*cm at 25 °C

Bacteria < 1 CFU | mL
TOC at 50 ppb

feed water

< 5 ppb

1

@ 25 °C

Flow rate Up to 2.0 L/min at a minimum inlet feed water pressure of 2 bar (without final filter)

Up to 1.6 L/min at a minimum inlet feed water pressure of 2 bar (with final filter)

Ambient conditions Operation 5 °C – 30 °C; 80% relative humidity, non-condensing

Storage 5 °C – 45 °C; 80% relative humidity, non-condensing
Power supply 100 – 240 Vac (+/- 10%), 50 – 60 Hz, 80 W (max.), 130 VA (max.)
Connections Serial interface RS-232C

Character-coded

Plug connection 9-pin D-sub port

Transmission rate 19200baud

Data bits 8

Parity None (space for Sartorius data printer)

Stop bits 1

arium

®

Exchange interface For communication with arium® advance

Fuse

2 fuses 5+20 mm at power inlet, time lag, 250 V, 2 A/T
Installation Installation Category II (over-voltage) in accordance with IEC 664

Pollution degree 2 in accordance with IEC 664

Altitude limit: 2000 m

1

Values can vary depending on the quality of the feed water and the content of impurities,

as well as the type of cartridge used.

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Accessories and Replacement Parts

11. Accessories and Replacement Parts

Order number Part description

5441307H4--CE--B Sartopore

®

2 150 final filters (pack with 5 pcs.)

YDP30 Printer

Cartridge kits

Each kit includes:
2 water purification cartridges

Cartridge kits for arium

®

pro

Order number Product name Description

H2O-E-PACK Elemental Kit Cartridge kit for arium

®

pro ultrapure water systems

H2O-U-PACK Universal Kit* Cartridge kit for arium

®

ultrapure water system

for use on feed water with potable water quality

* Tap water cartridges should only be used after verification of the feed water specifications and in consultation with the

competent Sartorius application specialist.

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arium® pro Operating Manual

EC Declaration of Conformity

12. EC Declaration of Conformity

10 | 2015

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