The QuikRead 101 instrument is capable of producing quantitative results. It will guide the user through the assay procedure with a series of messages and prompts shown on the display. The photometer measures the absorbance values and converts them into a concentration value on the basis of preset kit calibration data. The calibration data for each kit is encoded on a magnetic card provided with the kit. The information is transferred to the QuikRead 101 instrument by passing the magnetic card through a card reader on the instrument. The instrument can operate with batteries or an AC power supply.
The QuikRead 101 instrument provides you with
Reliable results
- Accuracy and reliability of laboratory systems
- Easy patient identification and connection to data-handling systems
- Reproducible results
Fast results
- Results in minutes, exactly when you need them
- No need to wait for laboratory results
Ease of use
- Interactive guidance through the procedure
- No need for special laboratory skills
- Robust: no need for technical maintenance
Choice of several analytes
- CRP for rapid decisions
- U-Alb for screening programmes
The QuikRead 101 instrument is not registered in the USA.
Technical data
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| Use | For in vitro diagnostic use |
| Method | Immunoturbidimetric and photometric |
| Sample type | Analyte dependent |
| Measurement time | Analyte dependent, 2 – 5 minutes |
| Reading of the result | Instrument displays the result |
| Sensitivity | Analyte dependent |
| Specificity | Analyte dependent |
| Storage | The ambient temperature between 15 °C and 35 °C |
| Additionally needed | Buffer dispenser 1 ml (not with 06040) for CRP and U-Alb 05560 |
| Note | Store protected from rain and humidity |
| Size and weight | 200 x 130 x 70 mm |
| Country of origin | Finland |
| Registration | Not registered in the USA |
| Registered trademark | QuikRead® is a registered trademark of Aidian Oy |
About the instrument
The QuikRead 101 instrument is a photometer capable of producing quantitative results. The instrument has been designed and calibrated for both photometric and turbidimetric measurements. The instrument will guide you through the assay procedure. The QuikRead 101 instrument measures the absorbance of the cuvette and converts the absorbance value into a concentration value on the basis of the preset test calibration data encoded on a magnetic card in the kit.
Connectivity
The QuikRead 101 instrument can be connected to any system which is capable of communicating with the QuikRead 101 instrument using the ASTM protocol. For this purpose, the system requires a driver for the QuikRead 101.
Before connection, the QuikRead 101 instrument must be configured with a separate PC programme called the QuikRead 101 QuikLink Setup Wizard.
Frequently asked questions
How much maintenance does the QuikRead 101 instrument need?
The QuikRead 101 instrument has been designed to be maintenance-free and does not require any regular maintenance. The instrument is calibrated at the factory and it has an internal self-check procedure during every measurement to ensure that it is functioning properly. The calibration curve for each test is encoded on the magnetic card provided with each test kit.
How can I clean the instrument?
The exterior of the instrument can be cleaned using lint-free cloth dampened with water. Mild detergent may be used if necessary. No liquid should be allowed to run onto the edges of the measurement well or connectors. Do not use organic solvents or corrosive substances.
Spillages of potentially infectious materials should be wiped off immediately with absorbent paper tissue and the contaminated area swabbed with a standard disinfectant or 70% ethyl alcohol. Materials used to clean spills, including gloves, should be disposed of as biohazardous waste.
How should a QuikRead 101 instrument be disposed of?
A used QuikRead 101 instrument must be treated as potentially biohazardous waste. The instrument should be disposed of as Used Medical Equipment according to national and local law.
The packaging materials are recyclable.
Be sure to delete all patient data before disposing of the instrument.
