ANATEL PAT700 TOC Analyzers

Description

The ANATEL PAT700 is a Total Organic Carbon analyzer designed for monitoring water quality in pharmaceutical applications. Its primary function is to help users demonstrate compliance with pharmacopoeial standards, specifically USP <643> for TOC and USP <645> for conductivity, for Purified Water and Water For Injection. The instrument measures TOC, uncompensated conductivity, and temperature from a single sample. It operates within a sample temperature range of 1°C to 95°C. A key feature is its oxidation method, which utilizes high-intensity UV lamps without requiring chemical reagents. The system uses water line pressure to introduce samples, eliminating the need for peristaltic pump tubing. The analyzer includes features to support root-cause analysis, such as the ability to automatically capture a water sample if a TOC excursion is detected. For compliance, it offers 21 CFR Part 11 support with multi-level user access controls. Pre-loaded standard operating procedures guide users through calibration and testing steps via an on-screen interface. Calibration standards use RFID tags, allowing the instrument to automatically read certified values and expiration dates, reducing manual data entry and calculation errors. The PAT700 is designed for a low cost of ownership, with service intervals of up to 12 months supported by features like auto-switching between main and standby UV lamps. Electrical requirements are 100/230 VAC ± 10%, 65W, 50/60 Hz. A dual-stream version is available for simultaneous monitoring at two points in a water system.