Overview

Labmate LMRT-A100 is a Real Time Fluorescent Quantitative PCR universally used to measure gene expression. It is a 48 well capacity PCR. It is extremely sensitive in detecting the result using real time monitoring. It detects and calculates the positive and negative result automatically. It also estimates the standard curve, absolute quantities, multiple quantities, gene mutation, melting cure, gene amplification efficiency etc.

Features :

Fluorescence Detection channels 
3 zone independent temperature control 
Thermal compensation technology 
Wide temperature range 
LED excitation light source 
Stable optical signals 
Auto detection of result and curve estimation

Specifications :

Temperature Range	48 wells x 0.2 mL
Heating rate	4 – 100 °C
Cooling Rate	4.5 °C/S
Temp Accuracy	3 °C/S
Temp Uniformity	± 0.1 °C
Gradient Temp region	± 0.15 °C
Number of detection channel	4
Standard Wavelength	4
Detected Fluorescence	F1: 470 - 525 nm F2: 525 - 575 nm F3: 575 - 620 nm F4: 620 - 675 nm
Working environmental temperature	FAM, SYBR GREEN/EVA GREEN, LC GREEN/FLUORESENCE, VIC/HEX/TET/Cy3/Cy3.5/JOE/YELLOW555. Rox/ TEXAS RED,Cy5 etc
Storage temperature	18 to 35 °C
Environmental Relative Humidity	-20 °C to -55°C
Working Voltage	<85%
Dimensions	870 x 720 x 750 mm
Weight	17.5 kg

Selection Guide :

Real Time PCR LMRT-A100 is a perfect choice for laboratories involved in accurate gene expression analysis, clinical diagnostics, pathogen detection, and mutation studies. It is widely used in research studies focusing on virology, oncology, and molecular biology due to its high sensitivity and real-time detection capabilities. This model supports multiplex PCR, allowing simultaneous detection of multiple targets, which is crucial for high-throughput and time-sensitive experiments. Certified with CE and ISO standards, the model ensures compliance with global laboratory quality and safety norms. Customers should select this model if they require accurate quantification, rapid thermal cycling, and reliable data analysis for real-time PCR applications across both research and clinical fields.