Cole-Taylor - CT120
by Cole-Taylor


Urine Analyzer
The Cole-Taylor CT-120 Urine Chemistry Analyzer is a semi-quantitative analyzer for urine chemistry analysis. Developed with advanced scientific technology of modern microprocessors, optics, and electronics, the Cole-Taylor Urine Analyzer is ideal for physician offices, urgent care centers and laboratories. With outstanding accuracy, the Urine Analyzer features an automatic calibration and self check. The CT-120 conveniently performs 60 tests per hour in single mode and 120 tests per hour in continuous mode. The CT-120 Urine Analyzer reads Cole Taylor 2, 4, 5, and 10 parameter Urine Reagent Strips. Cole-Taylor Urine Chemistry Analyzers are CLIA waived. Additional features of the Cole-Taylor Urine Analyzer include Laboratory Information Systems (LIS) and Electronic Medical Record (EMR) compatibility and RS232 and USB connectivity all for easy patient record transfer as well as a 2000 patient memory. The Cole-Taylor Urine Chemistry Analyzer prints on Thermal and EZ Peel or Stick paper for added convenience. Each Cole Taylor CT-120 Urine Analyzer System includes a Cole-Taylor CT-120 Urine Chemistry Analyzer, 2 rolls of thermal printing paper, an AC Adaptor, and an Owner's Manual. An optional plug-in Bar Code Reader for input of patient information, CT-120-BCR is sold separately as well as Thermal and Sticky Paper and EZ Dip Urine Controls - See ACCESSORIES tab. EZ Dip Urine Controls are Human Chorionic Gonadotropin (HCG) compatible and designed to validate visual and instrumental readings of urine dipsticks. The CT-120 is reimbursable using CPT codes 81001 and 81003.
3RepliesWed Mar 27 2019 | Need a canister code- Using Siemens UA strips I try different codes on the canister did not work.Reply |
0RepliesFri Dec 01 2017 | CT120 Strip Lockout feature CT120 Strip Lockout feature: Does anyone know how to disable this feature so the instrument does not Lockout user when count reaches 100 and require a new barcode? Or is there a generic barcode that will always suffice?Reply |
2RepliesMon Jul 24 2017 | Quality Control Why does the negative control strip always fail the first attempt with Strip Error?Reply |