Veterinary Haematology Analyser KHA-C101 is a fully-automated multi-species 25 parameter 5-part WBC differentiation benchtop blood cell counter unit. System features 10.4-inch LCD touch screen, real-time monitoring, hardware diagnosis and one-touch basic troubleshoot. Internal software enables calibration facilities as well as advanced QC testing for standardized operation at reduced routine servicing. System is equipped with high pressure flush for blockage removal.
| Type | Fully automated 5-part differential system |
| Throughput | 60 samples/hr |
| Principle of Operation | Impedance, Colorimetry |
| Accuracy (CV %) | WBC (109/L) : (0 - 100) RBC (1012/L) : (0 - 1700) HGB (g/L) : (0 - 250) PLT(109/L) : (0 - 3000) |
| Sample Mode | Pre-diluted Whole blood |
| Screen Display | 10.4” display color touchscreen LCD |
| Resolution | 801 x 600 |
| Sample Volume | Pre-diluted : 20 µL CBC + Diff mode : 20 µL |
| Reagents | 3 (2 Lyses + 1 Diluent) and 1PB cleanser |
| QC | 3 level LJ graph, XB |
| Connectivity | 1 LAN, 4 USB, HL7 protocol, LIS compliant |
| Printer | Built-in Thermal printer |
| Storage | 60,000 records with 4 scatter grams and 2 histograms |
| Operating Temperature | 10 °C to 30 °C |
| Maintenance | High voltage, High pressure flush and Auto cleaning of probes |
| Power Supply | AC 100 V – 240 V, 50 / 60 Hz |
| Dimensions | 430 x 350 x 435 mm |
| Weight | 33 Kgs |
Triangle laser scatter with flow cytometry technology
Throughput: 60 samples/hr
Performs 25 parameter testing with 2 histogram and 4 scatter gram
Integrated patient record management system
LIS connectivity for data transfer
Non-toxic cyanide-free method for HGB
Suitable for Canine, Feline, Equine, and other species
Sample modes : CBC+Diff and Pre-diluted
Stores up to 60,000 patient records
Built-in Thermal printer (External printer)
Built-in Barcode scanner (Optional)
Used in veterinary diagnostic clinical laboratories and hospitals to characterize blood cells, determine cell count and cell volume for in-vitro species-specific pathological diagnosis of blood samples to meet qualifying performance requirements and standardized results.
