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Shine i1900
Overview
The Shine i1900 is a fully automated, compact chemiluminescence immunoassay analyzer. Utilizing AMPPD and alkaline phosphatase technology, it provides quantitative and qualitative diagnostic results with a maximum throughput of 120 tests per hour and an initial result time of under 12 minutes. The system integrates continuous reagent refrigeration and supports a broad clinical testing menu across multiple specimen types to fulfill the operational requirements of modern laboratories.
Key Features

Efficient Performance

  • Up to 120 or 200 tests per hour

  • First result in ≤12 minutes

  • Scalable capacity for different laboratory workloads

Flexible Operation

  • Batch and STAT workflows

  • Automatic dilution and retesting

  • Test sorting by sample order or assay

  • Flexible routine and priority‑testing workflows

Reliable Automation

  • Precise temperature control

  • Liquid‑level and clot detection

  • Automated probe washing

Smart Management

  • Real‑time reagent and consumable monitoring

  • Integrated QC and calibration management

  • LIS‑compatible data connectivity


Test Menu

CLIA

Panel

Test Item

CTD

dsDNA, Nucleosome, Histone, CENP‑B, Sm, P0, SS‑A/Ro52kD, SS‑A/Ro60kD, SS‑B/La, PCNA, AMA M2, Scl‑70, U1‑snRNP, Jo‑1, PM‑Scl, C1q, *Mi‑2, *Ku

RA

CCP, MCV, *RA33

APS

β2GP1 (IgG, IgM, IgA, Screen), Cardiolipin (IgG, IgM, IgA, Screen), β2GP1‑D1‑IgG, aPS/PT (IgG, IgM)

Vasculitis

MPO, PR3, GBM

Myositis

MDA5

Diabetes

GAD, IA2, ICA, IAA, *Zn8


Specifications

ParameterShine i1900
MethodCLIA
ThroughputUp to 120 T/h
First Result≤12 min
Sample Positions30
Sample Volume10‑150uL
Reagent Positions10
Reagent Refrigeration2‑8℃
Assay CupDisposable
Assay Cup Capacity>150 cups
Incubation Temperature37 ± 0.3℃
ConnectivityLIS/HIS
Dimensions430 × 680 × 620 mm
Net Weight62 kg
Power Supply100‑240 V~, 50/60 Hz
Power Input850 VA
Operating Temperature10‑30℃


Ordering Information

Cat. No.

Product Name

Spec.

Certificate

C2021

Shine i1900

1 set

NMPA CE-IVD