Medica EasyRA Chemistry Analyzer - LIS, PRINTER

Description

EasyRA Analyzer - LIS, PRINTER

• Increased throughput up to 240 samples/hour depending on the tests assayed.
• Faster cycle time for inventories, pipetting and fluid handling.

• No changes to spare parts/consumables for the end user.
• Maintenance schedules are almost identical. Waste tubing maintenance schedule reduced from 6 to 4 months.
• Limited changes to existing reagents. BUN, GGT and ALP parameters have been slightly modified to improve performance on all models.
• Minimal hardware changes. No additional service training required.

• Track different analyzer versions by serial number: Higher speed analyzers have an 11-digit serial number versus 8-digits for the current versions.
• No changes to analyzer catalog (REF) numbers. REF 10415 (No ISE, with Printer)

Benefits of moderately complex drug screening on the EasyRA analyzer

• Fully automated enhancing efficiency
• Positive/negative results reported, no manual visual interpretations
• Reduce risk of transcription errors with automated data entry and bidirectional LIS communication
• Give clinicians more control by allowing them to run individual analytes of interest
• Single platform for drugs of abuse in urine and routine chemistries

Features

EasyRA specifications

• system specifications: true random access, clinical chemistry analyzer


• throughput: Patient results per hour, photometric: up to 240 tests/hour*; ISE: up to 240 tests/hour*; STAT time: 8 minutes (Na+/K+/Cl-/CO2/GLU/BUN/CREA)


• types of analysis: endpoint, enzymatic, rate, bichromatic, potentiometric, enzyme immunoassay (EIA), turbidometric immunassay (TIA


• samples: 24 sample positions per sample ring for patient, calibrator, or QC samples; STAT: up to 5 user-defined positions; optional second sample ring uniquely identified by analyzer; automatic dilution: 1:2, 1:3, 1:5 and 1:10 final dilution


• sample volume: photometric chemistries: 2.0–25.0 μL; programmed in 0.1 μL steps; ISE chemistries: serum: 80–90 μL; urine: 140 μL


• sample containers: sample cups or primary tubes in a wide range of sizes


• sample identification: position ID, barcode ID (optional), barcode types: codabar, code 39, 128, interleaved 2 of 5


• reagents: 24 positions for reagents; reagent cooling temperature 12º–15º C less than ambient; reagent identification: RFID (radio frequency identification) technology - automatic tracking and entry of reagent information (chemistry name, lot number, expiration date; reagent volumes; analysis volumes for reagents, samples, diluent; primary and secondary wavelengths; reaction read times; analysis type; reagent and sample blanking; linear range of assay; acceptable absorbance ranges). Reagents are ready to use. 6 open channels.


• reagent volumes: reagent volume (R1)/test 120–350 μL; programmed in 1 μL steps. reagent volume (R2)/test 10–50 μL; programmed in 1 μL steps


• water supply: reagent grade deionized water, diluent bottle


• sampling system: probe pre-heater; single probe with RF level sensing; inner and outer probe washing


• cuvette material: optical acrylic; disposable segments; 12 cuvettes per segment; 6 total segments in reaction area
• reaction time: 1–15 minutes


• reaction temperature: 37º ± 0.25º C (photometric chemistries)


• wavelength: 340, 405, 520, 550, 600, 660, 700; half bandwidth 10 ± 2 nm


• light source: xenon flash lamp, 5 year typical life


• photometric linearity: 0.0–2.5 Abs units for 0.6 cm pathlength (1% deviation)


• photometric resolution: 0.0001 Abs units at 1.0 Abs


• quality control: 2 levels of controls (Levey-Jennings plots for two levels)


• calibration curves: single and multilevel calibration (based on analyte)


• user interface: edit and monitor worklists; review results; review calibration and quality control results; Levey-Jennings charts for 31 days of QC results; on-board diagnostics and individual component monitoring; graphic instructions for daily, weekly and monthly maintenance procedures


• data storage: 2000 patient results; 56,000 test results, ability to archive and retrieve results


• power requirements:100 VAC–240 VAC ± 10% 50–60 Hz, 4.0/2.0A


• size and weight: 40˝ w x 15˝ h x 26˝ d (102 cm x 38 cm x 66 cm), 88 lbs (40 kgs) without reagents


• ambient conditions:15º–30º C (59º–86º F); <85% relative humidity, non-condensing atmospheric air environment


• computer requirements:minimum: Windows® 8**; CD/CD-RW; 1 RS-232 or USB port; touch screen monitor or SVGA color monitor, mouse and keyboard


• printing: local or network printer


• optional features:ISE Module