POC Clinical Chemistry Analyzer
POC Clinical Chemistry Analyzer Provides the Best Solution for Point of Care Testing
The skyla HB1 Clinical Chemistry Analyzer provides clinical testing laboratories of medical facilities and clinics with an in-vitro clinical chemistry diagnostic tool that is compact, portable, and reports rapid results. The portable design of the clinical chemistry analyzer utilizes precision photometric measurement technology, combined with the single-use disposable reagent discs. The reagent disc contains a set of dry assay reagents that are used in the quantitative testing of various biomarkers in the blood sample.
Features
Simple 3-step Procedures
The device provides fully automatic procedures to test samples with only three steps :
- Step1. Inject 200 μl blood sample
- Step2. Press “START” and then insert reagent disc
- Step3. Read the results
Fully Automated Operations
All steps are designed automatically from checking the validity of reagent discs and cartridges to printing the results.
- Step1. Barcode Reading
- Step2. Centrifuge and Dilute
- Step3. Panel / Cartridge Internal Quality Control
- Step4. Reaction and Multiple Detections
- Step5. Analysis
- Step6. Display and Print Results
Principle
- Colormetric System
- LEDs 340nm~940nm wavelength
Sample & Panel
- Test Profiles -Panels
- Measurement Time-Panel: up to 15 tests/ 15 min
- Sample Type & Volume-200 μl whole blood (PCV<60%), plasma, serum
Device
- User Interface-5 inch color LCD touch screen
- Internal Memory-Store up to 50,000 analysis results
- Printer-Built in thermal printer or external USB printer (PCL 3GUI)
- USB Socket-USB type A (Host) for external USB Printer, USB flash drive (FAT) or external barcode scanner-
- Data transmission to PC-RS232 serial port or RJ45 (LAN)-
- Dimensions-233 (W) X 285 (D) X 300 (H) mm
- Weight-5.5 kg
Operating Condition
- Temperature / Humidity-10 to 32˚C / 5 to 90 %
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