The new UC-1000 integrates within your urinalysis workflow in many ways. Whether you are looking for a backup for your UC-3500 fully automated system or require a smaller system for processing individual test strip order requests, UC-1000 is equally well suited. You can set it up stand-alone or integrated into your UN-Series solution.

You can choose between different test strips for the UC-1000: strips with 10 or 12 test pads, which can also be read manually thanks to the colour chart on the bottle.

UC-1000’s technology helps to minimise adverse influences on the measurement process and produce consistent results. This is accomplished by capturing and scanning images of the test strips, from which the reflectivity analysis is performed.

Last but not least, UC-1000 includes a complete online training, so you can get everyone trained right away – no need to wait for on-site visits. And its integrated certification function helps you fulfil the documentation demands of accreditation.

Technical Specifications

Technology	Multi-wavelength reflectance photometry with CMOS camera
Measurement principle	Test strips are fed from the loader to the photo detection unit, where four slightly overlapping images are taken of the test strip, using white LED light and a CMOS camera. A single complete image of the whole test strip is then composed. From this, reflectivity analysis of the test pads is performed.
Reagents	Test strips Meditape UC-10S Meditape UC-12S
Parameters	Test strip parameters pH, SG, GLU, PRO, BLD, URO, KET, BIL, NIT, LEU, CRE (Meditape UC-12S only), ALB (Meditape UC-12S only) System parameters ALB/CRE ratio (Meditape UC-12S only) PRO/CRE ratio (Meditape UC-12S only)
Throughput	Max. 480 samples/h
Modular concept solution	UC-1000 becomes a true part of any UN-Series installation, including integration into the rule set that customises your workflow, when you connect it via the UN-Series’ work area manager U-WAM. UC-1000 is an equally valuable solution as a stand-alone system – be it in laboratories with a smaller overall urinalysis workload or in a point-of-care setting, such as a GP’s office or on a hospital ward.