Description

The Electrolyte Analyzer is an essential tool in any clinical laboratory. Equipped with automatic software for monitoring and correcting electrical potential, this device ensures stable and reliable performance. It effectively detects and filters tiny bubbles, preventing blockages and ensuring accurate measurements. Additionally, it features real-time system status diagnostics and automatic residual liquid detection, accompanied by alarms that enhance operational safety. Its automatic calibration and two-point correction ensure precision in slope and intercept adjustments. With surge washing and direct pipe washing methods, obstructions and cross-contamination risks are minimized. This instrument can store up to 10,000 results, and its minimal energy consumption helps reduce consumable costs.

The technical specifications of the Electrolyte Analyzer include various models (YR06396 to YR06406) that allow the analysis of serum, plasma, whole blood, and diluted urine using the ion-selective electrode (ISE) method. All models have a storage capacity of up to 10,000 results, an internal thermal printer, and an RS232 port interface. They operate within a temperature range of 10-30°C and a relative humidity of 80%, with a power supply of AC220V±22V, 50Hz±1Hz, and a power consumption of 120W. The test parameters vary by model, ranging from the measurement of K, Na, Cl to the inclusion of additional parameters such as TCO₂, AG, Mg, and Li.

Market Price

The price of the Electrolyte Analyzer can vary depending on the model and specific features. In the market, these devices typically range from $2,000 to $10,000 USD. Prices may fluctuate depending on the supplier and additional configurations required, so it is advisable to request a personalized quote.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What samples can be analyzed with the Electrolyte Analyzer?
   • The analyzer can work with serum, plasma, whole blood, and diluted urine.
2. How long does it take to perform a measurement?
   • The measurement time is ≤30 seconds.
3. What kind of maintenance does the device require?
   • The device requires regular maintenance, including cleaning the electrodes and replacing calibration and cleaning solutions.

Advantages and Disadvantages

Advantages:

• Automatic calibration and two-point correction for greater precision.
• Real-time diagnostics and automatic residual liquid detection with alarms.
• Storage of up to 10,000 results.
• Washing methods that minimize obstructions and cross-contamination.
• Minimal energy consumption, reducing operating costs.

Disadvantages:

• Requires regular and specific maintenance to ensure proper functioning.
• Initial investment can be high depending on the model.

Field Use of the Product

In the medical and clinical laboratory field, the Electrolyte Analyzer is indispensable for measuring and analyzing electrolytes in biological samples. This device is used to diagnose and monitor medical conditions related to electrolyte imbalances, such as kidney problems, dehydration, and metabolic disorders. Its ability to deliver fast and accurate results is crucial in emergency situations where every second counts.

Recommendations

To maximize the performance of the Electrolyte Analyzer, it is recommended to perform regular calibrations and use appropriate cleaning methods. Be sure to follow the manufacturer’s instructions for maintaining the electrodes and replacing the solutions. Additionally, storing the device in optimal temperature and humidity conditions will prolong its lifespan and ensure accurate measurements.

Integrating the Electrolyte Analyzer into your laboratory will significantly improve efficiency and precision in diagnosing electrolyte imbalances. For more information about this device or to request a quote, visit our Kalstein Plus platform and generate your automatic quote in a few steps. Don’t miss the opportunity to equip your laboratory with the best in electrolyte analysis technology!

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