We use a backup generator for power outages, and also, all critical instruments
are plugged into an appropriate sized UPS (Uninterrupted Power Supply) to hold
them for about 2 hours of uninterrupted power until the generators kick in.
Basically what Allan Wang said in his reply.
Just remember
Hi,
We are currently using Decal from Richard Allan for BM calcification for
about an hour, we are considering switching to Decal stat from StatLab
which is supposed to work in 10 minutes, does anyone currently uses the
Decal stat and have any feedback on it?
Regards,
*Randa Jannoun-Nasr, MD*
A generator is probably the cheapest option if you can go manually start it
after a few hours.
I purchased a UPS for a DNA sequencer which shouldn't lose power when in
use. You may also want one to add a few hours of leeway before the
generator is needed.
You should measure the tissue processor's
Folks,
I'm just wondering about the effects of a power outage on the tissue in a
tissue processor. I have a small dermatopathology lab, which moved about a
year ago to a location more prone to power outages. Last weekend the power
was out for about 7 hours, which meant that the tissue was in 100%
