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Bilirubinometer LT-BM101

Product Code: LT-BBM101

Bilirubinometer LT-BM101 measures total bilirubin by analyzing the optical properties of a small blood sample. The collected blood is placed in a disposable 75 mm capillary tube and prepared for measurement. The analyzer directs light through the plasma using its bi-chromatic optical system. Measurements are taken at 450 nm and 578 nm to evaluate bilirubin-related color intensity. The reference wavelength helps compensate for background interference in the sample. The detected light signals are converted into an electrical measurement by the photometric system. The analyzer compares the measured optical response with the stored calibration reference. It then calculates the total bilirubin concentration from the difference between the two wavelength readings. The final result is shown clearly on the backlit LCD. A built-in thermal printer can immediately print the measured result for documentation. RS232 connectivity allows the result data to be transferred to an external system when required.

Key Features
Direct photometric measurement
↳ Determines total bilirubin concentration by analyzing plasma color against a calibrator
Bi-chromatic optical system
↳ Uses 450 nm and 578 nm wavelengths for bilirubin measurement
Low sample requirement
↳ Requires only 40 to 45 µL of blood sample for analysis
Disposable capillary measurement
↳ Supports 75 mm, 60 µL capillary tubes for convenient sample handling
Long-life white LED source
↳ Provides stable illumination for photometric measurement
Built-in thermal printer
↳ Provides immediate printed test results
RS232 interface
↳ Enables connection with compatible external systems
$ 2,560.00

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Technical Data

Product Specifications

Measurement Principle
Direct photometry
Measurement Range
0 to 30 mg/dL
Intended Use
Quantitative determination of total bilirubin in blood
Photometer
Bi-chromatic
Measurement Wavelength
450 nm and 578 nm
Light Source
Long-life white LED
Capillary Type
Disposable capillary
Capillary Size
75 mm
Capillary Capacity
60 µL
Capillary Diameter
1.3 to 1.4 mm
Sample Volume
40 to 45 µL
Display
16 × 2 backlit LCD
Printer
Built-in 58 mm thermal printer
Interface
Standard RS232
Power Supply
AC 100 to 240 V, 50/60 Hz; DC 12 V, 3 A
Operating Temperature
10 to 30°C
Relative Humidity
≤95%
Atmospheric Pressure
860 to 1060 hPa
Optional Centrifuge Speed
0 to 12,000 rpm
Maximum RCF
15,300 × g
Optional Centrifuge Capacity
24 × Φ1.5 × 75 mm capillaries
Net Weight
2 kg
Dimension
160mm*240mm*70mm
Packaging Dimension
250(L)*190(W)*85(H)mm
Gross Weight
5 kg
Performance

Features & Benefits

  • Direct photometric measurement
    ↳ Determines total bilirubin concentration by analyzing plasma color against a calibrator
    Bi-chromatic optical system
    ↳ Uses 450 nm and 578 nm wavelengths for bilirubin measurement
    Low sample requirement
    ↳ Requires only 40 to 45 µL of blood sample for analysis
    Disposable capillary measurement
    ↳ Supports 75 mm, 60 µL capillary tubes for convenient sample handling
    Long-life white LED source
    ↳ Provides stable illumination for photometric measurement
    Built-in thermal printer
    ↳ Provides immediate printed test results
    RS232 interface
    ↳ Enables connection with compatible external systems
Laboratory Uses

Applications

Hospital Laboratories → Measure total bilirubin levels in blood samples
Neonatal Departments → Support laboratory bilirubin assessment in newborn-care workflows
Pediatric Laboratories → Assist bilirubin testing for pediatric patients
Clinical Chemistry Laboratories → Perform quantitative total bilirubin determination
Diagnostic Laboratories → Support routine blood bilirubin analysis
Healthcare Centers → Provide bilirubin measurement where small-volume blood samples are preferred