SpectraLyte-E4
- Multi-Biosensor Technology (MBT) — the electrode is maintenance-free, so there is no electrode conditioning in the daily routine.
- Measures Na+, K+, Cl-, iCa2+ and pH by direct measurement.
- 5.6 inch colour touchscreen for quick operation and fast troubleshooting.
- Closed, dedicated reagent pack that is easy to replace, with an inside waste provision.
- Low reagent and low sample consumption — 60–120 µl per sample.
- Stable, robust fluidic system built around an advanced rotary valve.
- Multi-level calibrators and controls secure the accuracy of every result.
- Stores up to 6,000 sample results for easy review.
Three variants share the same platform: the E3 (K+, Na+, Cl-), the E4 (adds iCa2+ and pH), and the E4 AL, which adds a sample autoloader for higher workloads.
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ACCLMPCON 2026
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Controlling Clinical Laboratory Errors
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