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Lab Expo automatic colony counters come with high-resolution CCD camera lenses. They employ powerful Smart Counter software to precisely count microbial colonies. These have an open platform design with a bottom LED light source, making them user friendly. They use encrypted USB keys for safe data management. These counters process and store data automatically. They allow users to manually add or delete colonies, as well as define non-countable zones. Our automated colony counts count colonies rapidly and can identify up to eight distinct colors.
FAQ for Automatic Colony Counter
1: What is the role of the high-resolution CCD camera in the automatic colony counter?
The high-resolution CCD camera captures detailed and clear images of microbial colonies on agar plates, enabling accurate counting and analysis.
2: How does the Smart Counter software work in the colony counter?
The Smart Counter software uses high-resolution imaging and intelligent algorithms to accurately identify and count microbial colonies based on size, shape, and color contrast, ensuring precise and consistent results.
3: How does the bottom LED light source benefit colony counting?
The bottom LED light provides uniform, bright and shadow-free illumination from beneath the plate, enhancing colony visibility and improving counting accuracy.
4: Why do automatic colony counters use encrypted USB keys?
Encrypted USB keys ensure secure storage and transfer of sensitive data, protecting colony count results from unauthorized access or tampering.
5: Why would I need to manually add or delete colonies?
Manual adjustment is useful when colonies are faint, overlapping, or misidentified by the software, ensuring accurate final counts.
