This document is the user manual for Agilent Technologies Agilent 1260 Infinity Standard Degasser, providing information about the features and characteristics of the product.
About this manual
This manual covers all aspects of the Agilent 1260 Infinity Standard Degasser, including site requirements, physical and performance specifications, and detailed installation steps. It explains how the vacuum system works, the electronic control circuitry, and the operation modes.
Additional sections describe proper use of the degasser, troubleshooting indicators, routine maintenance, parts lists, cable identification, and safety and regulatory information.
What's inside
- Introduction
- Site Requirements and Specifications
- Installing the Standard Degasser
- Using the Vacuum Degasser
- Troubleshooting and Diagnostics
- Maintenance
- Parts and Materials for Maintenance
- Identifying Cables
- Appendix
Specifications
| Operation mode 1 set point | approximately 115 Torr |
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| Error limit | 190 Torr |
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| Pressure sensor output upper limit | 600 mV |
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| Power supply voltage | +24 V (line) and +12 V (control) |
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| Control circuit voltage | +12 V |
Frequently asked questions
What is the set point vacuum pressure for operation mode 1?
Operation mode 1 runs at a set point of approximately 115 Torr.
What occurs when the vacuum exceeds the error limit?
If the vacuum exceeds 190 Torr, the error condition activates, the yellow status indicator lamp turns on, and the pump runs continuously; prolonged error may shut down the pump and turn the red lamp on.
How long is the solenoid valve delay after the pump starts?
The solenoid valve closing is delayed by 15 seconds after the pump starts.