Condition: Used

The Thermo Fisher Invitrogen Q33216 Qubit 3.0 Fluorometer by Life Technologies is a fluorescence-based benchtop instrument used for precise quantification of nucleic acids and proteins. This unit has been tested and is fully functional, passing all self-tests.

Included in the sale:
• 1x Thermo Fisher Invitrogen Q33216 Qubit 3.0 Fluorometer
• Power supply

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The Thermo Fisher Scientific Invitrogen Qubit 3.0 Fluorometer (Q33216) is a compact, easy-to-use benchtop instrument designed for the accurate quantification of DNA, RNA, and protein using fluorescence-based Qubit assay kits. Unlike UV absorbance-based methods, the Qubit 3.0 uses fluorescent dyes that emit a signal only when bound to the target molecule, providing highly selective and sensitive measurements even in the presence of common contaminants such as salts, free nucleotides, solvents, or proteins.

The Qubit 3.0 features a touchscreen interface and wireless connectivity, allowing results to be sent directly to a computer, tablet, or printer via Wi-Fi or USB. Its intuitive software guides users through the measurement process, and results are stored on the device for later review.

Key Specifications:
Model Number: Q33216
Measurement Method: Fluorescence intensity
Targets: dsDNA, ssDNA, RNA, microRNA, protein
Sample Volume: 1–20 µL (in 200 µL total assay volume)
Measurement Range (dsDNA Broad Range): 2–1000 ng
Measurement Range (dsDNA High Sensitivity): 0.2–100 ng
Accuracy: ±15% at target concentration
Display: Colour touchscreen
Connectivity: USB, Wi-Fi
Dimensions: 13 cm (H) x 9.5 cm (W) x 17 cm (D)
Weight: Approximately 0.9 kg
Power Supply: 100–240 V AC, 50/60 Hz
Operating Temperature: 15–30°C

The Qubit 3.0 is widely used in molecular biology laboratories for applications including next-generation sequencing (NGS) library preparation, PCR setup, cloning, and gene expression studies where accurate sample quantification is critical.