Rat Tail Light Nociception Meter

Model: RL-12A

Based on the light-induced tail-flick principle, it applies photothermal stimulation to the rat tail via a light beam and uses the tail-flick reflex to determine pain threshold changes in rats and mice. It is a classic upgraded device for pharmacological screening of analgesic drugs. Experimental data can be printed or exported via USB flash drive, with large storage capacity, making it suitable for teaching and research.

Specifications

Display & Operation	7-inch touch screen
Power supply	AC 220V, 50Hz
Total power	120W
Number of sequences	12 per group
Maximum number of stored experimental groups	500 groups
Timing accuracy	0.01s
Protection time	0–60s, 0.1s increments
Stimulation intensity	0%–100%, 1% increments
Drug labeling protocol	Included
Experimental modes	Manual and automatic
Data output	Printer printing and USB flash drive export