ELITechGroup Selectra Junior or HumaStar 300SR - which clinical chemistry system to choose?
The decision between the HumaStar 300SR and ELITechGroup Selectra Junior clinical chemistry analyzers relies on multiple factors and the particular requirements of your laboratory. To assess which option is more suitable for your circumstances, it is essential to take the following into account:
Company | HUMAN | ELITechGroup |
Model | HumaStar 300SR | Selectra Junior |
Throughput max. tests/h |
300 | 100 |
Reagent positions | 40 | 15 |
Reagent cooling | 13°C below RT | 10°C |
Sample positions | 60 | 25 |
Sample barcode reader | Internal | Optional |
Cuvettes | 80 re-usable Bionex | 48 semi-disposable |
Water consumption (l/h) | < 3 | 0.7 |
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Throughput:
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ELITechGroup Selectra Junior: With a maximum throughput of 100 tests per hour, the Selectra Junior is suitable for labs with lower to moderate sample volumes.
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HumaStar 300SR: The HumaStar 300SR offers a significantly higher maximum throughput of 300 tests per hour, making it more suitable for labs with higher testing volumes.
Reagent Positions:
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ELITechGroup Selectra Junior: Providing 15 reagent positions, the Selectra Junior is suitable for labs with a limited range of tests.
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HumaStar 300SR: With 40 reagent positions, the HumaStar 300SR offers more flexibility in testing, accommodating a broader range of tests.
Reagent Cooling:
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ELITechGroup Selectra Junior: The Selectra Junior features reagent cooling at 10°C, maintaining stable temperatures for reagent integrity.
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HumaStar 300SR: The HumaStar 300SR maintains reagents at 13°C below room temperature, ensuring stability for accurate and consistent test results.
Sample Positions:
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ELITechGroup Selectra Junior: Offering 25 sample positions, the Selectra Junior is suitable for labs with lower to moderate sample volumes.
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HumaStar 300SR: With a larger sample capacity of 60 positions, the HumaStar 300SR is well-suited for labs with higher sample volumes.
Sample Barcode Reader:
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ELITechGroup Selectra Junior: The sample barcode reader is optional, providing flexibility for labs to choose this feature based on their needs.
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HumaStar 300SR: The HumaStar 300SR comes with an internal sample barcode reader, contributing to accurate sample identification.
Cuvettes:
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ELITechGroup Selectra Junior: The Selectra Junior uses 48 semi-disposable cuvettes, offering a balance between reusability and disposability.
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HumaStar 300SR: Utilizing 80 re-usable Bionex cuvettes, the HumaStar 300SR provides a larger cuvette capacity, potentially reducing the frequency of cuvette replacements and offering flexibility in testing.
Water Consumption:
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ELITechGroup Selectra Junior: With a water consumption rate of 0.7 liters per hour, the Selectra Junior is efficient in water usage.
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HumaStar 300SR: The HumaStar 300SR has a very low water consumption rate of less than 3 liters per hour, contributing to operational cost efficiency and environmental sustainability.
Considerations:
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Throughput: The HumaStar 300SR has a significantly higher throughput, making it more suitable for labs with higher testing volumes.
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Reagent Positions: The HumaStar 300SR provides more reagent positions, offering increased flexibility in testing.
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Temperature Control: Both analyzers have reagent cooling features to maintain stable temperatures for accurate test results.
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Sample Tracking: The HumaStar 300SR comes with an internal sample barcode reader, enhancing sample identification accuracy.
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Cuvettes: Laboratories need to consider the type and capacity of cuvettes based on their preferences and cost considerations.
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Water Consumption: Both analyzers have low water consumption rates, contributing to operational cost efficiency and environmental sustainability. The ELITechGroup Selectra Junior has a slightly higher water consumption rate.