Square wave electroporators, ideal for transfecting mammalian cells and tissues.
- Wide and accurate voltage, pulse length, and pulse interval settings
- Preset protocols for common mammalian cell and tissue types
- Unlimited ability to add and modify user defined protocols
- Data logs of delivered pulses and sample resistance for QC and troubleshooting
- Simple to use large 7" touchscreen interface
- Multiple pulsing capabilities, up to 99 sequential pulses per sample
- Available in a high-throughput system for up to 96 samples at once
The ECM 830 is a square wave pulse generator designed for in vitro and in vivo electroporation. BTX square wave technology provides the advantage of efficient transfection and high cell viability for numerous applications. The ECM 830 can be used in combination with a wide array of BTX specialty electrodes and accessories. Applications of the versatile ECM 830 for gene, drug, and protein delivery include mammalian cells, in vivo and ex vivo tissues, zebrafish tissue and embryos, nuclear transfer, embryo manipulation, plant protoplast, and basic bacteria and yeast transformations.
Transition from standard cuvette work using the safety stand to high throughput multi-well electroporation is quick and simple with the addition of a high throughput (HT) plate handler and multi-well plates. Using the HT multi-well plates instead of traditional cuvettes, the researcher can transition from a single cuvette to either a 25-well or 96-well electroporation plate by using one simple plate handler. Electroporation conditions are more easily optimized, providing the highest possible efficiency. Once optimized, samples are rapidly processed increasing yields and saving valuable time and money.
The addition of Enhancer 3000 Monitoring System allows the researcher to monitor and track key electrical parameters used in electroporation applications. The electrical pulse data is captured as both a graphic display of the waveform and electrical output values following each experiment. This data can be stored on a memory stick or downloaded to a computer easily by using the USB port for potential analysis, documentation, and validation purposes.