Overview: The document provides a detailed description of the Blood Gas Analyzer model ABGEM, highlighting its advantages, specifications, and features. It is designed for easy operation, accurate results, minimal maintenance, and cost-effectiveness, utilizing advanced technology for glucose and lactate measurement.
Advantages: The analyzer is noted for its ease of operation, accuracy, minimal maintenance requirements, and economical operation. It incorporates advanced technology for measuring glucose and lactate levels.
Specifications:- Principle: Direct measurement using ion selective electrode (ISE), impedance (Hct), and amperometry (pO2, GLU, LAC).
- Parameters: Measures blood gas (pH, pCO2, pO2, Hct), electrolytes (Na, K, iCa, Li, Cl), and metabolites (GLU, LAC). It also calculates parameters like Hb, HCO3, BE, BE-B, BE-ECF, TCO2, AG, AG(K), O2 Sat, O2 Ct, SBC.
- Sample Type: Whole blood, serum, plasma, CSF, and diluted urine.
- Sample Volume: 180µL.
- Reading Time: 90 seconds.
- Speed: 40 samples per hour.
- Storage: Capacity for over 200,000 samples.
- Display: 7-inch high-definition LCD with capacitive touch.
- Print: 2-inch 24-column thermal printer.
- Input Voltage: 220V AC, 50-60 Hz, 0.75 amp.
- Dimensions: 15" W x 12" H x 7.0" D.
- Battery: Optional support for 10 hours.
- Operating System: Android, WiFi enabled, application upgradable.
Features:- Single reagent pack with 16 combinations.
- Numeric and alphanumeric input options with 15-digit operator and patient ID.
- External barcode scanner, mouse, and keypad interfacing options.
- Single touch calibration for new reagent pack.
- Self-probe wiping facility with three different aspiration modes.
- Extremely low cost per test.
- Two USB output ports (USB 2.0).
- Optional battery backup and multilingual support.
- Levey-Jennings chart for NABL and seamless integration to LIS (Lab Information System).
- Excellent precision and reliability.
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