🎉 BP LabLine Awarded MHEC Contract MC14-D25
Universities and research institutions across New England can now access BP LabLine’s laboratory equipment, research solutions, and scientific consumables through an established MHEC purchasing pathway.
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Code: RWD200
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Standard lead time varies by product availability (in-stock items usually 1–3 business days, custom/backordered items 7–21 business days).
90-day return policy
Eligible items may be returned within 90 days after delivery, subject to our Return Policy.
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Features & Benefits
Cost-saving, switch flexible
Big touch screen to be very easy to get the experiment data and good sensitivity in touch.
No need to connect to PC.
ADAPTS to almost all coordination behavior and motor function experiments.
More accurate and sensitive for the detection.
Can directly call the internal save experiment protocol, without setting up each experiment every time.
Be applicable for higher intensity test and more accuracy with 0.1RPM resolution.
Ensure the consistency of experimental data in each lane.
Possibility to open files in Excel
Large memory storage
Advantages
Specifications
| Basic Specification | |
|---|---|
| Application | 6 mice or 4 rats |
| Commands | 7″ capacitive IPS LCD touch screen |
| Power | 100–240 VAC, 50–60Hz |
| Sound Level | < 60 dB (A) |
| Operation | |
| Mode | Uniform speed, uniform acceleration, uniform deceleration, acceleration & deceleration mixed mode |
| Speed | 0.1–100 m/min adjustable, resolution 0.01 m/min |
| Acceleration | 0.1–100 m/min² |
| Start / Stop | From the touch screen |
| Detection | When touching the electric shock grid |
| Stimulation | Pulse electric, sound, light |
| Shock | 0.1–10 mA adjustable, pulse electric shock |
| Sound | 1000–10 kHz frequency adjustable |
| Light | 1–5000 Hz frequency adjustable |
| Lane slope | −25° ~ 25° |
| Exhaustion modes | Distance, Time, Shock |
| Results | Distance, running time, number of shocks, shock time, current, exhaustion state, speed |
| RotaRod Specification | |
| Models | SA102M (Mouse), SA102R (Rat), SA102L (Large Rat) |
| Lanes | 6 / 4 / 3 |
| Rod Diameter | 30 mm / 60 mm / 90 mm |
| Rod Width | 56 mm / 86 mm / 120 mm |
| Fall Height | 20 mm / 30 mm / 30 mm |
| Device Size (L × W × H) | 51×28×35 cm (Mouse); 51×28×57 cm (Rat & Large Rat) |
| Weight | 11 kg / 14 kg |
| Controller Size | 27×30×13 cm |
| Controller Weight | 6 kg |
| Power Consumption | 60 W |
Order Information
| Item No. | Product Description |
| SA102 | RotaRod for both Rats and Mice |
| SA102M | Mouse RotaRod (6 lanes) |
| SA102R | Rat RotaRod (4 lanes) |
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