Instrumentation Laboratory ILab600 Chemistry Analyzer Service Manual

The ILab600 Chemistry Analyzer is an automated, random access clinical chemistry analyzer that uses analytical techniques (photometry and potentiometry) for the in vitro quantitation of analytes found in physiological fluids, such as serum, plasma, urine, or cerebrospinal fluid. The ILab600 is available in four models, defined by the optional modules present on the basic unit. The system consists of two major distinct modules – the Analytical and the Operational Modules – which are electronically connected to each other. The Analyzer is where the sampling and analyzing operations take place. The Operational Module, which includes the System PC and a Printer, allows the operator to interface with the system to program all the automated operations performed by the ILab600.

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Key features

  • Random access to samples
  • Random access to reagents
  • Primary tube sampling
  • Stat sample analysis capability
  • Barcoded reagents
  • Programmable automatic startup
  • Automatic shutdown and maintenance
  • Operator interface using a Pentium PC
  • Integral data management
  • RS232-C bidirectional interface

Frequently asked questions

The ILab600 can analyze physiological fluids, such as serum, plasma, urine, or cerebrospinal fluid.

The ILab600 can hold up to 75 samples in the sample tray and 64 reagents in the reagent tray.

The ILab600 can perform a wide range of clinical chemistry tests, including photometric and potentiometric measurements.

The basic ILab600 allows the random access analysis of up to 100 tests per sample or group of samples, with a throughput of 400 tests per hour. In the models which include ISE, the throughput is increased by an additional 400 ISE tests per hour.

The ILab600 has integral data management capabilities, including a comprehensive QC package and an RS232-C bidirectional interface allowing host query from an LIS.
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