Description
Steris AMSCO V-136 (136H and G-136) Steam Sterilizer
Steris V136 Steam Sterilizers are designed for fast, efficient sterilization of heat and water-resistant materials with the same capabilities as a gravity sterilizer. The V136 pre-vacuum sterilizer is equipped with pre-vac, gravity, flash, express, leak test, and daily air removal test cycles. With a 26″ x 37.5″ x 36″ (575 Liters) chamber, the V136 sterilizer provides enough space fit all of your equipment and sterilize with speed and reputable quality in mind.
Features:
- Florescent display for easy reading
- Ink on paper impact printer
- 26″ x 37.5″ x 36″ chamber (575 L)
- Pre-vacuum Steam Sterilizer
- Fast & efficient
- Emergency manual exhaust valve
- Non-lubricated, steam-activated door seal
- Help screens for programming/troubleshooting alarm conditions
- Communication interface compatibility w/ most PC devices
- Electronic water conservation valve
- Optional Stainless steel side panels available.
Additional Options: Cabinet Package, Loading Cart, Integral Steam Generator, Water Filtration Options
Breakdown of Prevacuum vs. Gravity
- Gravity - designed for sterilization of liquids in flasks with vented closures, at 250°F (121°C), and also heat- and moisture-stabile goods at 270°F (132°C).
- Prevacuum – designed for efficient, high-volume processing of heat- and moisture-stabile materials, such as fabrics, wrapped hard goods, glassware or animal bedding, at 270°F (132°C). Prevacuum units will also run gravity-type cycles.
Gravity units operate by the gravity downward displacement air-removal principle. Prevacuum sterilizers have a chamber evacuation system for high-speed, high-volume sterilization. Both types use steam-under-pressure as the sterilizing agent.
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Interior Chamber Dimensions:
Vacuum Pump Electric Service:
Prevacuum configuration sterilizers are factory programmed with the following cycles: 270°F (132°C) Prevacuum (with either 5-minute or 20-minute dry phases) – For efficient, high volume processing of heat- and moisture-stable materials, such as fabrics and wrapped hard goods. This process incorporates a series of pressure/vacuum pulses to condition the load prior to sterilization. Sterilize temperature: 270°F (132°C) – Sterilize time: 4 minutes – Dry time: 5 minutes or 20 minutes Gravity, Liquid, 250°F (121°C) – For sterilizing fabrics, Sterilize temperature: 250°F (121°C) – Sterilize time: 30 minutes – Dry time: 15 minutes (Note: A gravity cycle, adjusted to 270°F for 25-minute sterilize exposure time, can be used for processing fabric packs.) 270°F (132°) Gravity Cycle: For sterilizing hard goods. Sterilize temperature: 270°F (132°C) – Sterilize time: 15 minutes – Dry time: 30 minutes (Note: 270°F temperature must be set by the user) SFPP configuration sterilizers are factory programmed with the following cycles: WRAP/SFPP, SFPP, Prevacuum, Gravity, Liquid and Test Cycles. Note: SFPP Cycle: For efficient, high-volume processing of porous loads. This process incorporates a series of steam flushes and pressure pulses at pressures above atmospheric levels to condition load prior to sterilization. WRAP/SFPP Cycle: For efficient, high-volume processing of heat- and moisture-stable materials, such as double wrapped instrument trays. This process incorporates a series of steam flushes and pressure pulses at pressures above atmospheric levels to condition load prior to sterilization. – Sterilize temperature: 270°F (132°C) – Sterilize time: 4 minutes – Dry time: 20 minutes Liquid Cycle: This cycle is used for sterilizing liquids in borosilicate containers with vented closures. » Sterilize temperature: 250°F (121°C) – Factory programmed sterilize time: 45 minutes – Dry time: not applicable 275°F (135°C) Prevacuum Cycle: This cycle is used for efficient, high-volume processing of heat- and moisturestable materials in double-wrapped instrument trays. This process incorporates a series of pressure/vacuum pulses to condition the load prior to sterilization. » Sterilize temperature: 275°F (135°C) » Sterilize time: 3 minutes » Dry time: 16 minutes Utility Requirements Steam • 1” NPT • 50 to 80 psig (3.5 – 5.6 bar) dynamic • 97% – 100% vapor quality Drain • 2” ODT drain terminal Electrical – Controls • 120 Volt, 50/60 Hz, 1-phase, 2.0 Amp Electrical–Vacuum Pump • 208/240 Volt, 50/60 Hz, 3-phase, 6 Amp per phase. • 480 Volt, 50/60 Hz, 3-phase, 3 Amp per phase. Sterilizer Feed Water 1″ NPT, 20 to 50 psig (1.4 to 3.5 bar) dynamic. Water is used for vacuum pump, heat exchanger and trap cooling. |
