User's Manual

TES-63 Source
User manual – version 06/2021
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2.3 List of hazards
hazard
consequences
localisation
Counter measure
Electrical shock
High voltage
Stored high voltage
energy is below 45µC
and 0.3J is under IEC
61010 threshold and
can only cause very
minor muscle
contraction and no
skin burn.
HV plugs at the back
panel outputs
HV plugs at the cable
endings
HV wires inside the
rack
HV plugs at the
source body
A warning safety sticker is
present at the rack back
panel
Perform a lock out tag out
procedure before accessing
live electrical parts inside
the rack
Perform a lock out tag out
procedure before
disconnecting high voltage
cables
Electrical shock
230V live parts
present in the rack
will cause medium
skin burn and
electrical shock if
accessing without
precaution during
maintenance.
230V wires inside the
rack
A warning safety sticker is
present at the rack back
panel
Perform a lock out tag out
procedure before accessing
live electrical parts inside
the rack
Electromagnetic
waves
2,45GHz
electromagnetic
radiation can disturb
nearby sensitive
electronics and
cardiac assist devices,
emission levels are
under CISPR11
thresholds
2,45GHz
electromagnetic
radiation emitted
inside the rack and
circulating on the
cable link to the
source
Make sure that the rack is
properly grounded
Make sure that all the rack
faces are properly installed
and screwed after a rack
maintenance
Hot surfaces
Hots surfaces of
some inner part of
the ion source can
cause skin burns
during maintenance if
not waiting for
cooling time
Parts inside the ion
source body under
vacuum will get hot
near 200degC
Wait a few minutes of
cooling time after stopping
the ion source and after
source unmounting from
the vacuum chamber before
disassembly of the ion
source body during
maintenance.