Electrolyte Analyzer EA2053

Introduction

Electrolyte Analyzer supports both automatic and on-demand calibration options. It deliversa high throughput of 80 samples per hour, enhancing laboratory efficiency. Built with durable electrodes, reducing maintenance needs. Incorporated with an automatic reagent replacement warning system. Our Electrolyte Analyzer features an interface for system connectivity.

Applications

Electrolyte Analyzer is used in clinical diagnostics and laboratories to analyze electrolytes in various sample types for diagnosis and monitoring.

Specifications

Testing Parameters	K+, Na+, Cl-, Ca++
Sample Volume	80 to 150 µl
Reagent Volume	0.3 ml
Working Temperature	15 to 30℃
Humidity	20 to 80%
Throughput	80 Samples/Hour
Calibration	Automatic Or On-Demand
Printer	Inner Thermal Printer
Display	5-inch Touch Screen
Storage	Up to 2000 Tests
Interface	RS-232
Power Supply	50/60 Hz, 80W
Dimensions	480 × 390 × 530 mm
Weight	8 Kg

Features

Advanced technology.

Easy assembling and disassembling.

Low reagent consumption.

Ion-selectivity electrode.

Fluid tubing system.

Touch screen display.

FAQs

1. What are Electrolyte Analyzers used for?

Electrolyte Analyzers are used to measure electrolyte levels accurately in clinical and laboratory testing.

2. What measurement technology is used in Electrolyte Analyzers?

Electrolyte Analyzers use advanced ion-selective electrode technology for fast and precise results.

3. How do Electrolyte Analyzers support efficient testing workflows?

Electrolyte Analyzers feature a high degree of automation to streamline routine testing processes.

4. What quality control features are available in Electrolyte Analyzers?

Electrolyte Analyzers include multiple quality control modes to ensure reliable and consistent performance.

5. How do Electrolyte Analyzers help optimize laboratory operations?

Electrolyte Analyzers quickly detect electrolyte imbalances, improving testing efficiency and turnaround time.

6. Where are Electrolyte Analyzers commonly used?

Electrolyte Analyzers are commonly used in hospitals, clinics, laboratories, and research facilities.