Veterinary Hematology Analyzer, 3 parts, HEMA-A3-3020
Description
- 3 diff of WBC: precise and stable testing report
- Multiple report formats: Adjustable printing order of different parameters；PDF and JPG format available
- External barcod scanner: convenient for reading the reagents barcode
- Support LIS: the analyzer support Two-way LIS system
- Abnormal alarms: the analyzer give alarms while abnormal happens
- Intelligent maintenance: Analyzer is equipped with automatically maintenance setting, operate the auto cleaning and mentain
- Data batch export: Support date batch exported to PC side and U disk
- Liquid level sensing: The analyzer give alarm while insufficient reagent balance, remind theto change new reagents timely
- USB port: 4 USB port for connecting printer, mouse, keyboard and barcode scanner
- Mass data storage: 50,000 sample results with histograms can be stored
Specifications
| Working Principles | Electrical impedance method to measure the volume and number of cells |
| HGB: colorimetric method |
| Parameters | 21 Parameters: WBC, Lym#, Gran#, Mid#, Lym%, Gran%, Mid%, RBC, HGB, HCT, MCV, MCH, MCHC, RDW-SD, RWD-CV, PLT, MPV, PDW, PCT, P-LCR,P-LCC |
| 3 histograms:WBC/RBC/PLT |
| Repeatability | WBC≤2.0% (3.5-15×10^9/L) |
| RBC≤1.5% (3.5-6.5×10^12/L) |
| HGB≤1.5% (100-180g/L) |
| PLT≤4.0% (100-500×10^9/L) |
| MCV≤1.5% (70-110) fL |
| HCT≤1.5% (35.0-50.0)% |
| Analysis Mode | CBC |
| Working Environment | Temperature: 10-30℃ |
| Humidity≤70% |
| Pressure: 70-106kPa |
| Sample Volume | Venous mode, Capillary mode, Pre-diluted mode≤20μL |
| Reagent | Diluent, Lyse |
| Language | Chinese, English, Spanish, Portuguese |
| Display | 10.4’’ IPS color touch screen Resolution: 800*600 |
| Storage | 50,000 sample results with histograms |
| QC Mode | L-J /X-B |
| Calibration | Auto calibration, Manual calibration |
| Throughput | 60 samples / h |
| Dimension | 364mm*498mm*431mm |
| Net Weight | 23.5kg |
| Species | Dog, cat, horse, pig, cattle, sheep, rabbit, monkey, rat, mouse and 10 user-defined species. |
