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TRESA H
Compact, mobile effluent treatment for hematology analyzers
A compact, mobile decontamination unit for the highly concentrated effluent of hematology analyzers. A higher controlled dilution (1:10) precedes treatment by two 95 W UV-C lamps, and the unit fits next to or behind analyzers in space-limited laboratories.
- Treatment capacity
- 12 L/h
- UV-C lamps
- 2 × 95 W
- Dilution level
- 1:10
- Weight
- 37 kg
Designed for
- Hematology laboratories
- Hospital laboratories
- Private diagnostic laboratories
- Central and reference laboratories
- Medical facilities requiring controlled management of laboratory effluent
Key features
- Integrated effluent holding tank
- Gravity inlet with check valve
- Automatic dilution water valve
- Level monitoring and control
- Dual UV-C treatment chambers
- Integrated electrical and control system with status and fault monitoring
- Stainless-steel construction, on castors
- Accessible service components
Treatment process
Controlled dilution + UV-C. Level sensors and a solenoid valve control dilution before the effluent passes through dual UV-C treatment chambers.
Collection
Analyzer effluent flows by gravity through a check valve into the holding tank while air vents out.
Controlled dilution
Integrated level sensors and a solenoid valve add water to reach the required dilution ratio.
UV-C activation
The UV-C lamps switch on and preheat for optimal disinfection performance.
Treatment & circulation
A pump circulates the effluent through the dual UV-C chambers.
Discharge
Treated effluent is discharged to an approved drain or sewer connection, subject to local requirements.
Technical specifications
| Application | Hematology analyzers |
|---|---|
| Analyzers per unit | Up to 2 |
| Treatment capacity | 12 L/h |
| Treatment technology | Controlled dilution + UV-C |
| Dilution level | 1:10 |
| UV-C lamps | 2 × 95 W |
| Lamp lifetime | 9,000 h |
| Power supply | 230 V |
| Weight | 37 kg |
| Dimensions (H × L × W) | 624 × 726 × 360 mm, on castors |
| Construction | Stainless steel |
Values from the current TRESA H and TRESA range brochures. Specifications may change; please confirm with our team for your configuration.
Installation and utilities
Analyzerraw effluent
TRESA Htreatment on site
Drainapproved discharge point
Required connections
- Analyzer effluent connection
- Water supply for controlled dilution
- Electrical power supply (230 V)
- Treated-effluent discharge connection
Discharge of treated effluent must comply with the requirements that apply at your site. Local requirements and application conditions should be verified before installation.
TRESA H in the field and in production
Brochure
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TRESA range brochure
Tri-fold brochure with a side-by-side comparison of all five TRESA systems, plus treatment overview and company details.
Request product informationTRESA H questions
How is TRESA H different from TRESA CI?
TRESA H is set up for hematology effluent, which is more concentrated, so it uses a higher 1:10 dilution and treats up to 12 L/h.
How many analyzers can TRESA H serve?
Up to two hematology analyzers.
What does TRESA H need on site?
A connection to the analyzer’s effluent line, a water supply for dilution, a 230 V supply and a drainage point.
Further reading
Knowledge CenterHow UV-C treatment of laboratory wastewater works
How 254 nm UV-C inactivates microorganisms in analyzer effluent, and why dilution or filtration comes first.
TRESA CITRESA HTRESA CIHTRESA CRD
Hematology analyzer wastewater: treatment considerations
Why hematology analyzer effluent is treated differently, and how TRESA H and TRESA CIH handle it.
TRESA HTRESA CIH
Ask about TRESA H for your laboratory
Tell us which analyzers you run and roughly how much effluent they produce. That helps our team advise which TRESA configuration may suit your site.
