Urine Analyser (Contec)

The Contec Urine Analyzer (BC401) is a high-precision instrument which has been researched and developed based on advanced technologies for the clinical inspection of urine. It is applicable for use in hospital, clinics, community and remote health services and family situations. It combines easy and quick operation with accurate results and good repeatability.

In Australia, this product is entered in the ARTG (#444433).

Key Functions

·         A large 2.4” LCD to clearly show content.

·         High-luminance white LED with long life and good stability.

·         User-friendly interface.

·         Monitoring of the whole test process with auto-character and audible prompts.

·         Testing for GLU, BIL, SG, KET, BLD, PRO, URO, NIT, LEU, VC, PH in urine with special test strips.

·         Compatible with 8, 10, 11, parameter test strips (optional strips based on the type of testing required).

·         Data transmission function - Standard Micro USB interface

Key Applications

·        Health examination

·        Chronic diseases, especially long-term monitoring for nephrotic patients

·        Point of care testing (POCT), convenient for doctor to use

·        Portable device

·        Telemedicine terminal

Technical parameters

•          Testing items: GLU, BIL, SG, KET, BLD, PRO, URO, NIT, LEU, VC, PH

•          Testing theory: RGB tricolour

•          Repetition: CV 1%

•          Stability: CV 1%

•          Display: 2.4” colour LCD

•          Working mode: One-Step

•          Data storage: 500 data samples which can be checked by test date and sample number

•          Power supply: DC 5V, built-in rechargeable lithium battery

•          Dimension: 126mm (L) x 73.5mm (W) x 30mm (H)

•          Weight: approx. 0.18kg

Recommended accessory - Pack of urine test strips

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