User Manual

SYSTEM OVERVIEW
BVX-100 System
1. Plenum (the open portion at
the bottom of the system where
fumes are absorbed)
2. Power Cord Socket
3. On/Off Switch
4. Power On Light/Clogged Filter
Indicator
5. Arm and Adapter
6. Filter
7. Lock
The BVX-100 fume extractor is a bench top fume extraction system specifically designed for portability
and performance. This unit meets the needs of both single users and today’s fast-paced, flexible
manufacturing. The key benefits of this system compared to larger, multi-user machines include: no
installation required, flexibility in operation (plenum or arm), a small footprint that allows bench top
placement, quiet operation, bi-color LED light to indicate a blocked filter, 50 CFM (85 m
3
/h) air flow - the
same as the multi-user systems with 50mm arms, and ESD safe materials.
The BVX-100 consists of a 12” wide (300mm) plenum, with your choice of two, high-quality, filtration
methods. For clean room quality filtration, use the 99.997% efficient HEPA filter. In addition, for light duty
organic solvent and adhesive applications, a deep bed carbon filter is also available.
An under-bench mounting bracket, for use with the existing range of Metcal arms and nozzles, can be
purchased when bench-top space is at a premium. Replacement arms, nozzles and filters are also
available for the BVX-100.
SYSTEM SET-UP and OPERATION
Remove BVX-100 from packaging materials and place on workbench where fume extraction is
necessary. Plug the power cord into the outlet on the back of the system. Plug the power cord into a
grounded wall socket.
WARNING: To provide protection against the risk of
electrical shock, connect only to properly grounded
outlets.
To power the system, click the power switch located
on the top left of the unit to the “1” position. The LED
light will illuminate green when system is “On.” If you
plan on using the unit with an arm, install the arm prior
to powering the system (see Arm Operation for
installation instructions). Test the “Blocked Filter” LED
Indicator to assure proper operation by blocking the
front of the hose or plenum. If operating properly, the