Automated Cell Counter ADACC-502

Automated Cell Counter ADACC-502

Automated Cell Counter ADACC-502 uses a sample volume of 10µl for rapid cell analysis while minimizing sample usage. It offers accurate cell counting, significantly reducing manual workload and human error. The built-in imaging system allows for differentiation of live and dead cells. This unit provides high-throughput capabilities, enabling the analysis of multiple samples in a short time. Our Automated Cell Counter is used in research, diagnostics and biotechnology to check cell viability. 


Sample Volume 10 µl
Sample Concentration 1×10⁴ to 2×10⁷cells/mL, maximum at 4 ×10⁷ cells/mL
Detection of Particle Size 3 to 30 µm
Detection Time 20 to 30 sec, depends on the cell concentration
Image Module Yes
Image Magnification 5X
Dye Used Trypan-blue
Automatic Cleaning Yes
Diameter of the District Yes
Dilution Calculator Yes
Data Input and Output USB 2.0; all in one
Coefficient of Variation ≤5%
Net Weight 11.5 Kg
Gross Weight 13 Kg
  • Image capture and documentation
  • Data storage and export
  • User-friendly interface
  • Built-in quality control
  • Rapid results

Our Automated Cell Counter ADACC-502 is used in biomedical research for rapid cell quantification, in clinical diagnostics for monitoring blood and in pharmaceutical industries for drug testing.

Frequently Asked Questions of Automated Cell Counter ADACC-502

1. What are the advantages of using an Automated Cell Counter ADACC-502?

Automated Cell Counter ADACC-502 save time by processing samples in seconds, making them ideal for high-throughput environments. It reduces human error and improve reproducibility between users and experiments. It provides additional metrics like cell viability, size distribution, and concentration. The digital interface and data export features streamline record-keeping and analysis.

2. Can an Automated Cell Counter ADACC-502 detect cell viability?

Yes, an Automated Cell Counter ADACC-502 can assess cell viability using vital dyes such as Trypan Blue or fluorescent viability markers. These dyes help distinguish live cells from dead ones based on membrane integrity. The software calculates the percentage of viable versus non-viable cells automatically. This is especially useful in applications like cell culture quality control or cytotoxicity testing.

3. How often should I calibrate an Automated Cell Counter ADACC-502?

Automated Cell Counter ADACC-502 have built-in calibration routines or verification tools to ensure accuracy. Regular calibration, typically monthly or quarterly, ensures consistent results over time. If you notice discrepancies in counts, recalibration should be performed immediately.

4. Is Automated Cell Counter ADACC-502 suitable for all lab environments?

Yes, It is widely used in academic, clinical, pharmaceutical, and biotech laboratories. It is ideal for space-constrained labs, while more advanced systems suit high-throughput workflows. Environmental factors like temperature and cleanliness can still impact performance. Proper training and maintenance ensure optimal use in any setting.

5. What is the maintenance required for an Automated Cell Counter ADACC-502?

Routine maintenance typically includes cleaning the sample chamber, checking the optics or electrodes, and running system checks. It has an automated cleaning cycles to simplify this process. It’s important to use recommended cleaning solutions. Preventive maintenance helps avoid clogs, inaccuracies, and breakdowns. Regular software updates may also improve functionality and fix known bugs.

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