Hospital Equipment Medical Automatic Popular Electrolyte Analyzer Ce Certification

• Customization: Available
• Classification: Biological Diagnostics
• Type: Urine Analyzer
• Model NO.: BT-972
• Certification: CE, ISO13485
• Group: All People
• Warranty: 1 Year
• Delivery Time: Within 10 Working Days
• Transport Package: Carton Box
• Trademark: BETTER
• Origin: China
• HS Code: 9018903010
• Production Capacity: 50000 Pieces Per Year

Product Description

Hospital Equipment Medical Automatic Popular Electrolyte Analyzer Ce certification
BT-972

Simple YES/NO prompted operation
High accurate and long life electrode and TCO₂ sensor
Sleep mode to reduce reagent consumption
Rapid test speed of 80 tests per hour
Minimum sample volume is 60 μl
Individual reagent to avoid waste

Parameter configuration
A   K, Na, Cl
C   K, Na, Cl, iCa, nCa, TCa, pH

Specification:

Sample:
Serum, plasma, whole blood, cerebrospinal fluid and dilute urine

Analysis method:
ion selective electrode(ISE)

Measuring time
≤40s

Sample volume
60-150μl

Storage 
up to 10000 test results

Printer: Internal thermal printer


Working environment:
Temperature: 10ºC-30ºC
Relative Humidity: ≤80%
Atmospheric pressure: (86-106) kPa
Power supply: AC 220V±22V, 50Hz±1Hz
Power: ≤120W

Dimension
380mm(L)×270(W) mm×400mm(H)

Net weight
7Kg

 

Parameter	Measuring range	Resolution	Measuring Precision (CV%)
K^+	0.5-20.0mmol/L	0.01 mmol/L	≤1.5%
Na^+	30-200 mmol/L	0.1mmol/L	≤1.5%
Cl^-	20-200mmol/L	0.1mmol/L	≤1.5%
Ca^2+	0.2-5.0mmol/L	0.01mmol/L	≤2.0%
pH	4-9 pH	0.01pH	≤0.5%

Main Features:

1. Automatic electric potential tracking and correcting software to ensure the stable performance
2. Wave theory flushing method and direct flushing pipe method to avoid block and crossed contamination
3. Automatic calibration and two-point correction to adjust slope and intercept
4. Automatic cleaning procedure keeps the electrodes clean always
5. Power failure protection to avoid data losing
6. Available to power off any time, therefore reduce reagent consumption, suitable for any hospitals