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Microprocessor Colony Counter

Product Code : EL-CC-2205
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Counting plates from a dilution series goes faster when the counter does the arithmetic. This microprocessor model registers each colony as you mark it with the pen, beeps to confirm, and lets you cancel a wrong mark with the Correct key. It averages counts from several dishes and keeps 100 results in memory, even after switch-off, for recall later.

Specifications

Display options3, 4 or 6 digit 7-segment LED (999, 9999 or 999999 counts)
Keys6 soft-touch membrane keys, including Reset, Correct and Recall
Count correctionCancels an unwanted count
Average modeMean count over several dishes
Memory100 result-counts, kept when switched off
CountingAuto marker pen with audible confirmation of each count
ViewingGlare-free LED illumination, Wolffhugel glass grid with focusing, x1.7 magnifier
Dish size110 mm
Power, size and weight230 V ±10% AC, 50 Hz, 225 x 250 x 280 mm, 4 kg (approx.)
Supplied withMarking pen, magnifying lens, lens holder, dust cover and operation manual
Minimum order quantity1 unit
Dispatch timeUsually 7–10 working days
ManufacturerJLab (Jain Laboratory Instruments Pvt Ltd), Ambala, India

Viable Count Practicals in Microbiology

The standard plate count is the main exercise for this counter. Students make a tenfold dilution series of a culture, milk or soil suspension and plate each dilution in a sterile Petri Dish. The plates then go into an Incubator Bacteriological. Media and glassware are sterilised beforehand in a Laboratory Autoclave.

At the counting stage, students pick the dilution whose plates show well-separated colonies and count each replicate. Average mode gives the mean straight away. Comparing raw and boiled milk, or soil from two sites, makes a good class project.

Frequently Asked Questions

How does average mode help with replicate plates?
Count each replicate dish in turn and the counter works out the mean. Multiply that mean by the dilution factor and divide by the volume plated to get colony-forming units (CFU) per ml of the original sample.

What happens if I mark the same colony twice?
Press the Correct key to cancel the unwanted count and carry on. The marker pen also leaves a dot on the dish, so you can see which colonies have already been counted.

How many results can it store?
Up to 100 result-counts stay in memory even when the counter is switched off. The Recall key brings stored counts back to the display, for example to copy a whole class’s results into the record book at the end of a session.

Which display version do I need?
The counter is offered with a 3, 4 or 6 digit LED display, reading up to 999, 9999 or 999999. One countable plate seldom needs more than three digits, while running totals across many dishes call for the larger displays.

How do I count a crowded plate?
Use the Wolffhugel grid. Count the colonies in several squares, find the mean per square and multiply by the number of squares that cover the dish. For routine work, a plate this crowded is usually replaced by one from a higher dilution.

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Last updated: 6 November 2026


   

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