Semi Automatic Hemocue 201 Hemoglobin Analyzer

Semi Automatic Hemocue 201 Hemoglobin Analyzer Specification

Instruments Type
Analyzer

Usage Type
Clinical, Laboratory

Measurement Range
025.6 g/dL

Display Type
Digital LCD

Shelf Life
Not Applicable for Equipment

Accuracy
1.5% of Reference Method (Within Range)

Function
Hemoglobin Measurement

Storage Instructions
Store at Room Temperature (10C40C)

Features
Fast Results, User Friendly, Requires Minimal Maintenance

Equipment Type
Semi Automatic Hemoglobin Analyzer

Material
ABS Plastic Body

Condition
New

Technology
Microcuvette Photometry

Portable
Yes

Wall Mounted
No

Real-Time Operation
Yes

Noise Level
Silent Operation

Operating Type
Semi Automatic

Use
Hemoglobin Level Detection in Blood

Power Source
Battery or Mains Power

Power Consumption
Low (Typical for Battery Operated Devices)

Voltage
100-240V AC, 50-60 Hz

Dimension (L*W*H)
Approx. 140 70 40 mm

Weight
~350 grams

Color
Red & White

Interface
USB Port for Data Transfer (Optional)

Operating Temperature
15°C to 30°C

Sample Type
Capillary, Venous or Arterial Blood

Calibration
Factory Calibrated (No User Calibration Required)

Humidity Range
Up to 90% RH, Non-Condensing

Sample Volume
10 µL Whole Blood

Result Time
Approx. 1 Minute

Compliance
IVD Directive 98/79/EC

Data Storage
Stores up to 600 Results

About Semi Automatic Hemocue 201 Hemoglobin Analyzer

Providing lab accuracy and ease of use, the HemoCue 201⁺ System has become a standard in Hb point-of-care testing. Healthcare providers around the world rely on the immediate results so they can make the right decisions when they need them most right at the point of care.

Efficient Hemoglobin Measurement

Harnessing advanced microcuvette photometry technology, the analyzer delivers hemoglobin results in about one minute from capillary, venous, or arterial samples. This rapid analysis streamlines workflow for clinical and laboratory professionals, improving diagnostic turnaround and patient care.

Designed for Convenience and Portability

Weighing only 350 grams, and equipped with a bright digital LCD display, the analyzer is easy to transport and simple to operate. It's engineered with a durable ABS plastic body and can be powered by battery or mains, making it adaptable to varied clinical environments.

Comprehensive Data Management

The device's memory stores up to 600 results, with an optional USB port for easy data transfer. This facilitates record-keeping and integration into laboratory information systems, enhancing efficiency and traceability in busy healthcare settings.

FAQ's of Semi Automatic Hemocue 201 Hemoglobin Analyzer:

Q: How is the Hemocue 201 Hemoglobin Analyzer operated and what sample types does it accept?

A: The analyzer operates in a semi-automatic mode, requiring minimal manual intervention. It accepts capillary, venous, or arterial blood samples, making it versatile for various clinical applications.

Q: What process is involved in performing a hemoglobin test with this analyzer?

A: To perform a test, insert 10 L of whole blood into a microcuvette, place it into the analyzer, and wait approximately one minute for results. The process is fast, straightforward, and requires minimal preparation.

Q: When should calibration or maintenance be performed on this instrument?

A: No user calibration is needed as the device is factory calibrated. Routine cleaning and proper storage are recommended for minimal maintenance and continued accuracy.

Q: Where can the Hemocue 201 Hemoglobin Analyzer be used?

A: This analyzer is suitable for clinical and laboratory settings. Its portability and battery operation also make it ideal for point-of-care use in remote or temporary screening locations.

Q: What are the benefits of using this hemoglobin analyzer in busy healthcare environments?

A: Benefits include rapid and accurate results, silent operation, user-friendly design, portability, minimal maintenance, and comprehensive data storage and transfer capabilities, supporting efficient workflow.

Q: How does the device ensure the accuracy of results?

A: The analyzer uses microcuvette photometry combined with factory calibration, achieving accuracy within 1.5% of reference methods across the measurement range of 0-25.6 g/dL.