HaimaCell-380

Throughput — 60 to 80 samples/hour.

Sampling modes — whole blood, 25 µl; pre-dilute, 50 µl of pre-diluted blood.

Sampling method — open tube with an automatic sample rotor.

Sample type — whole blood, K3 EDTA (human) — male, female, baby, toddler and child reference sets.

Dilution bath — 2 chambers. Aperture diameters: WBC 100 µm, RBC/PLT 70 µm.

Dilution ratio — WBC and HGB 1:160; RBC 1:32,000.

28 parameters — WBC, LYM%, LYM, GRA, GRA%, MID, RBC, HGB, HCT, MCV, MCH, MCHC, RDW-cv, RDW-sd, PLT, MPV, PDW-cv, PDW-sd, PCT, P-LCC, P-LCC%, P-LCR, NLR, PLR, MLR, Mentzer, RDWI, and the Green & King index.

Sample ID — individual sample ID and automatic ID with a pre-defined prefix.

Cleaning and clog prevention — a high-voltage pulse on the aperture in every analysis cycle, plus cleaning and a higher-pressure back flush using cleaning reagent. Automatic periodic cleaning is prompted, and blank monitoring is user-defined.

Calibration — automatic and manual (factor based), held separately for whole blood and pre-dilute, with a detailed calibration history and an optional calibration alarm.

Quality control — Levey-Jennings with CV, SD and mean, and an optional QC alarm.

Data storage — 10,000 results with histograms, including the QC database. Backup to USB mass storage as PDF or CSV.

Software upgrade — via USB mass storage device or flash drive.

Interfaces — USB-B port and Ethernet; external barcode reader included; HL7 for LIS.

Display — 800 × 480 high-contrast touch screen.

Printer — built-in 58 mm thermal printer, with or without histograms; external printer optional.

User management — multiple users with customised, admin-controlled access.

Power — 12 V DC 5 A adapter, 60 W max, input 220–240 V 50 Hz.

Dimensions — 33 × 31 × 38 cm (W × D × H), 13″ × 10″ × 15″; 12 kg (26 lb).

Specifications are subject to change without notice.

A QR code and reagent management system maximises reagent efficiency, improving both precision and accuracy by keeping the instrument aware of what is loaded and how much is left.

• QR-coded reagent packs, tracked by the on-board management system.
• Reagents undergo rigorous validation, with exceptional stability and a shelf life of up to 48 months.
• Cleaning reagent drives the automatic aperture back flush in every cycle.

What throughput can I expect?
60 to 80 samples per hour.

How much sample does a run need?
25 µl of whole blood, or 50 µl in pre-dilute mode.

How many parameters does it report?
28, with histograms and a one-touch move between histogram, normal range, and diagnostic flags and warnings. Alongside the standard three-part differential the analyser reports the derived ratios NLR, PLR and MLR, and the Mentzer, RDWI and Green & King indices.

How does it prevent clogs?
A high-voltage pulse is applied to the aperture in every analysis cycle, followed by cleaning and a higher-pressure back flush with cleaning reagent. Automatic periodic cleaning is prompted by the instrument.

How many results does it store?
10,000 results with histograms, including the QC database, backed up to USB as PDF or CSV.

Can it connect to our LIS?
Yes — over Ethernet using HL7, with an external barcode reader included.

What quality control does it support?
Levey-Jennings with CV, SD and mean, and an optional QC alarm.

How is the software updated?
From a USB mass storage device or flash drive.