FULLY AUTOMATIC COLORIMETER Sky- 402A

FULLY AUTOMATIC COLORIMETER Sky- 402A

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SKY-CLR-402A
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FULLY AUTOMATIC COLORIMETER

Sky- 402 A

Product Description: The Microprocessor Hemoglobin Meter Sky-402 A features Absorbance & %T Display and has an Auto Zeroing & WL Filter Selection Facility. It is described as Highly Accurate & Stable with a wavelength range of 400 to 700 nm and utilises a Soft Touch Membrane Type Key interface. Specifications:
Specification Value
Model Sky- 402 A
Type Digital
Wavelength Range 400 to 700 nm
Resolution 1%T, 0.01 ABS
% Transmittance 0-100% (Resolution 1%)
Absorbance 0-1.99 (Resolution 0.01)
Detector Silicon Photo Diode/Cell
Display Digital Alphanumeric BL LCD with 16 character x 2 lines
Keyboard Soft Touch Membrane type
Auto Zeroing Available
Light Source Solid – State Light Source
Sample System 10 mm path length matched glass test tubes
Filters 400,430,480,500,520,540,620,680 nm in built RGB LED Based with Soft Key Selection
Power Supply 230V + 10% AC, 50 Hz
Dimension 245mmx185mmx110mm
Frequently Asked Questions:
  • What parameters can the Sky-402 A measure? It can display % Transmittance and Absorbance.
  • What is the wavelength range of the Sky-402 A? The wavelength range is 400 to 700 nm.
  • What type of display does the Sky-402 A have? It has a Digital Alphanumeric BL LCD with 16 characters x 2 lines.
  • Does the Sky-402 A have an auto-zeroing function? Yes, Auto Zeroing is Available.
  • What type of light source does the Sky-402 A use? It uses a Solid – State Light Source.
  • What is the path length of the sample system? The sample system uses 10 mm path length matched glass test tubes.
  • What filters are available with the Sky-402 A? It has in-built filters at 400, 430, 480, 500, 520, 540, 620, 680 nm with Soft Key Selection.
  • How is the wavelength selected on the Sky-402 A? Wavelength selection is done via soft keys for the in-built RGB LED based filters.