Isolator means a self‑contained primary engineering control defined by having fixed walls, a floor, and a ceiling, and includes barriers such as gloves, sleeves, and air locks that separate transfers of materials into and out of the environment. The use of an isolator can be an alternative to a buffer area for sterile preparations.
Isolator means an enclosure that provides HEPA-filtered ISO Class 5 unidirectional air operated at a continuously higher pressure than its surrounding environment and is decontaminated using an automated system. An isolator uses only decontaminated interfaces or rapid transfer ports for materials transfer.
Isolator means a device for achieving isolation of one part of an electrical system from the rest of the system;
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More Definitions of Isolator
Isolator means a device that is sealed or is supplied with air through a microbial microbially retentive filtration system (HEPA minimum) and may be reproducibly decontaminated.
Isolator means a switch suitable for disconnecting circuit on no load condition (use in 1500 V.D.C. traction).
Isolator means an enclosure that provides HEPA−fil- tered ISO Class 5 unidirectional air operated at a continuously higher pressure than its surrounding environment and is decon- taminated using an automated system. An isolator uses only decontaminated interfaces or rapid transfer ports for materials transfer.
Isolator means a device for achieving isolation of one part of an electrical system from the rest of the system:
Isolator means a decontaminated unit, supplied with ISO Class 5 or higher air quality that provides uncompromised, continuous isolation of its interior from the external environment (eg, surrounding cleanroom air and Compounding Pharmacy personnel).
Isolator means a device suitable for disconnecting a circuit, only where there is no load current;
Isolator means "switch-disconnector".