easyTEL+ RP is a reusable telemeter that can acquire up to 4 biopotentials and activity from conscious, freely moving subjects 200g and upwards.
This cost-effective option can be customizable for either a non-invasive or implantable design.
In rodents (formerly rodentPACK), easyTEL+ RP is particularly recommended for neurological applications, safety pharmacology and toxicology studies and drug development. In an interview, Dr. Poulsen from the Neurosurgery Department, in the Jacobs School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences at the University at Buffalo, said “The combination of EEG, acceleration, and video is a huge upside to the emka system.”
In large animals (formerly eegPACK), easyTEL+ RP is particularly recommended for prodromal screening and for acute and chronic assessments to evaluate seizure potential, when the period of risk following the administration of a compound is unknown.
The whole system is compact, as a single receiver can communicate with up to 4 transmitters. Receivers are powered and transmit data through a single Ethernet cable.
This system can be used in combination with easyTEL+ M1 implants for rats or easyTEL+ for large animals, to monitor blood pressure (arterial and LVP) as well as temperature.
Adding an easySYNC device to the basic system allows to track and analyze the behavior, movement, and activity of an animal in Noldus EthoVision software while synchronizing physiological data from easyTEL+ RP telemetry system. Learn more about the easySYNC.
Save time evaluating emka TECHNOLOGIES equipment by having an Application Specialist conduct a custom literature research. Researchers will receive an email report showing emka TECHNOLOGIES publications relevant to their specific application research area, along with custom equipment recommendations and commentary.
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