Siemens Clinitek Advantus Urine Chemistry Analyzer

The Siemens CLINITEK Advantus® Urine Chemistry Analyzer is a semi‑automated countertop system designed for high‑throughput urinalysis in clinics, hospitals, and laboratory point‑of‑care settings. With rapid 7‑second test cycles and network connectivity, it streamlines workflow and ensures reliable results—ideal for busy environments seeking both speed and precision.

Supporting the full Multistix® test strip lineup, including creatinine and protein‑to‑creatinine measurements, this analyzer integrates advanced quality checks and on‑screen result capture. Its touchscreen interface and automatic calibration provide ease of use, while bar-code entry and LIS connectivity support data integrity and efficient record-keeping.

Key Features

• Rapid throughput of up to 500 tests/hour (≈ 7 s/sample)
• Auto‑Checks® technology automatically identifies strip type and flags humidity‑exposed invalid strips, improving data accuracy
• Seamless one‑touch switching between different Multistix® strip types
• Three “sieve” alert modes (confirmatory and microscopic) to flag abnormal results
• Color touchscreen for intuitive operation and prompt QC reminders
• Barcode entry, patient ID recall, and storage for up to 500 patient and 200 control records
• LIS/network ready with ASTM/CCS format support and printer/keyboard interface options
• Dual-wavelength reflectance measurement compensates for urine color/pigment variability

Product Specifications

• Dimensions: 32 × 39 × 35 cm (12.75″ H × 15.75″ W × 13.75″ D)
• Weight: 7.2 kg (16 lb)
• Power Supply: 100–240 VAC, 50/60 Hz; max input 72 VA
• Operating Conditions: 18–30 °C, 20–80 % RH
• Memory: Stores up to 500 patient and 200 control results
• Display: 5.7″ color LCD touchscreen; optional external keyboard/barcode reader/printer support
• Connectivity: ASTM (CCS) for LIS, Ethernet 10/100 Mbps, USB, RS‑232, PS/2 ports
• Certifications: UL, CE, EMC compliant

Ideal For

• Hospital central labs and satellite testing stations
• Primary care offices and outpatient clinics
• Point‑of‑care facilities (e.g., dialysis, oncology)
• Urgent care centers and employee health units
• Rural and mobile diagnostic settings with moderate‑high sample volumes