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Digital Differential Blood Cell Counter

Digital Differential Blood Cell Counter

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Model: DBC-9D (4 Functions)

Digital Differential Blood Cell Counter DBC-9D is used in hematology to classify and count white blood cells.

 

 

Features:

1.    Digisystem Digital Blood Cell Counter DBC-9D use microprocessor controlled system which offers accurate and simple counts.

2.    8 buttons have red and white colors in sequence for identification.

3.    Each button has a 3-digit LCD window. One 3-digit LCD window is for the total amount.

4.    Cell pictures for BASO., EOSIN., MYELO., JUVEN., STAB., SEG., LYMPH., MONO., are labeled.

5.    A click sound on each touch to confirm the count.

6.    At one hundred increment of the total amount, a short beep sound is heard.

7.    Push the percent (%) button to calculate percentages, and push the reset button to clear the counts. Push the +/- button can increase or decrease the counts. Push the function (FUN.) button to adjust the contrast and to monitor the battery energy.

8.    The power supply can be 100~240V or 2 pcs of AA battery.

9.    Quality certification: ISO 9001, ISO 13485

 

Specification:

1.    Model      DBC-9D

2.    Number of button   8

3.    Number of window 9 x 3-digit LCD window (including one window for total amount)

4.    Function button      4 function buttons (+/-, %, RESET, FUN.)

5.    Standard accessory  3.3V 1.2A switching adapter

6.    Weight     N.W. 350g/G.W. 620g

7.    Dimension (mm)(WxDxH) 245×94×48

8.    Power supply   100~240V 50/60Hz or 2pcs of AA battery (note: batteries are not supplied)

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