Exhaled breath condensate collector

EB-E150The exhaled breath condensate collector is a built-in thermoelectric refrigeration condensing device that can be operated with a power source, whether in a specialized laboratory, at home or in a factory, or outdoors. There are no time or functional limitations, and the operation is simple and fast. The default sampling temperature setting of the system is -5.5℃Display the numbers on the front of the instrument. Users can adjust the sampling condensation temperature according to their experimental requirements, with an adjustable range of 0℃Up to -12℃Due to the physical characteristics of different markers during the collection process, the temperature adjustability and controllability of sampling are particularly important, as the collection of various substances in the condensate of exhaled gas is closely related to the sampling temperature. The EB-R150 exhaled breath condensate collector can be connected in series or parallel through two units, allowing users to collect two identical samples to meet the collection of exhaled breath condensate from patients with spontaneous breathing and mechanical ventilation (connected to the ventilator tubing). By detecting biomarkers in exhaled breath, we can timely diagnose the health status of the human body, monitor the occurrence and development of diseases, and achieve the goal of disease prevention and treatment. At present, the main application areas are pediatrics, respiratory and pulmonary diseases, and reaction science. (Analyze and evaluate the severity of respiratory inflammation, detect the effectiveness of bronchial exposure experiments, identify lung cancer biomarkers, analyze heavy metals in exhaled breath condensate. Environmental and health research, specifically including occupational disease research, determines whether the workplace environment is harmful to human health through the detection of exhaled breath; used for atmospheric environment and human health research, etc.).

Instrument collection efficiency: 1 milliliter in 5 minutes, 2-2.5 milliliters in 10 minutes, and 3 milliliters in 15 minutes.