SpectraLyte-AE2
- Multi-Biosensor Technology (MBT) — maintenance-free operation, with the biosensor supplied in every reagent pack.
- Measures Na+, K+, Cl- and direct total calcium (TCa).
- Walk-away operation: 42 sample positions plus 2 dedicated STAT positions for emergency samples.
- Only 19 µl of sample, suited to paediatric and critical-care patients, with automatic sample dilution.
- Direct sampling from collection tubes, with a built-in barcode reader for sample identification.
- Built-in operating system on a 10.4 inch colour touchscreen; built-in thermal printer, with an external printer option.
- Smart functions: self-diagnostics, liquid level sensing for samples and reagents, probe crash protection, alerts, and automatic internal and external cleaning of tubing and probe.
- Built-in QC programme with tri-level control.
The AE2 is the desktop model of the SpectraLyte AE series; the floor-standing AE1 runs 58 + 2 STAT samples and is controlled from an external PC.
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