Noahcali-100 Veterinary Clinical Dry Biochemistry Analyzer Dry Biochemistry Analyzer For Animal

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Product Description

Product Description
Based on micro-fluidic Technology and with an automatic design, Noahcali-100 Veterinary Chemistry Analyzer offers accurate results with a single sample in 12 minutes, providing clinical benefits for veterinary patients.
Easy to use, portable size, cost-effective, fast and accurate results, all in one device, It is very suitable for vet Clinics, animal Hospitals and laboratories veterinarians, Farms, and Zoos.
Basic Information of Noahcali-100 Veterinary Chemistry Analyzer

Sample Type	Whole Blood, Plasma, Serum
Sample Size	100µl
Time to Results	8-12 minutes
User Interface	7 inch capactive colour touchscreen
Power Requirement	AC110-240V, 50-60Hz
Dimensions	(W)17cmx(D)26cmx(H)35cm
Weight	4.5kg
Parameters	Up to 22 parameters on one rotor, 34 parameter on 8 different panels
Reagent Disc	Single Use Reagent with 18 month shelflife
Calibration	Automaticself-calibration by scanning QR Code on the center of panel
Quality Control	Built-in Realtime Quality Control(IQC)system
Connection Interfaces	WLAN, USB, Ethernetinterface, RS232 Serial Interface
Print Mode	Built-in thermal printer
Data Capacity	More than 500,000 sets of data

The main structure of the Veterinary Chemistry Analyzer consists of:
1. Variable speed motor (drives and controls the matching reagent tray).
2. Spectrophotometer (measures the optical signal of the detection hole of the disc).
3. Microprocessor (constant temperature, temperature control components, two-dimensional code scanning and acquisition components, used for system control and data acquisition and calculation).
4. Color touch screen (interaction medium between operator and analyzer).
5. Thermal printer (printing component).
6. Embedded software system (human-computer interaction software).
Precautions of Veterinary Chemistry Analyzer
1. The veterinary chemistry analyzer should avoid working in a humid environment containing corrosive gases.
2. When the analyzer emits peculiar smell or smoke during use, cut off the power supply and unplug the power cord in time, and notify the manufacturer or agent for maintenance.
3. Operators should avoid touching the electronic circuits inside the analyzer, and only qualified personnel can perform maintenance.
4. It is the user's responsibility to ensure the electromagnetic compatibility environment of the analyzer equipment so that the equipment can work normally.
5. This veterinary chemistry analyzer complies with the emission and immunity requirements of this equipment in CB/T 18268.
6. This dry chemistry analyzer is designed and tested according to Class A equipment in GB 4824.
7. It is forbidden to use the analyzer near radiation sources (such as unshielded radio frequency sources), otherwise it may interfere with the normal operation of the equipment.
8. In addition to the accessories provided by the company, the use of other manufacturers' accessories may lead to an increase in the emission of the automatic biochemical analyzer or a decrease in the immunity.
Animal species detected by Veterinary Blood Analyzer:
Dog; cat; horse;
Dairy Cow; Beef Cattle; Sheep; Pig;
Birds; Grinding Tooth; Carassius Auratus;
Hedgehog; Rabbit; Ferret;
Trachenys Scripta; Corn Snake; Reptile.
Precautions of LOCMEDT Veterinary Blood Analyzer
1. The anticoagulant used in the analyzer sample must be lithium heparin.
2. The whole blood sample must be mixed with plasma and blood cells evenly before adding the sample. During the mixing process, the blood collection tube must be slowly turned upside down for 5-7 times. Do not shake violently to avoid hemolysis.
3. Whole blood samples must be tested within 60 minutes of collection, otherwise they should be prepared into plasma or serum. To prevent hemolysis, whole blood samples should not be shaken vigorously or placed in a refrigerator.
4. Plasma or serum samples prepared after centrifugation should be kept at room temperature for a maximum of 5 hours, please test in time. If it is not possible to detect in time, the separated plasma and serum samples should be aliquoted, stored at 2–8°C (36–46°F) in an airtight environment away from light, and tested within 24 hours.
5. Store frozen at -20°C for a maximum of 5 weeks, and do not freeze and thaw repeatedly. If these constraints are not met, the analyte concentration may change and the test results are inaccurate international clinical significance.
6. Because the reference range of most clinical biochemical indicators is derived from fasting healthy animals, in order to prevent eating interference, blood should be collected after at least 12 hours of fasting for some items.