Fluidion SAS products

The ALERT LAB is a portable microbiology analyzer capable of automatic processing and measurement of a manually collected fluid sample, performing automatic incubation, optical monitoring (multispectral absorbance and fluorescence) and wireless data transmission, and enabling rapid bacterial enumeration (E. coli and Total Coliforms). By starting the measurement protocol as soon as the water sample is collected on-site, the ALERT LAB greatly simplifies measurement logistics, eliminates the need for sample refrigeration during transportation prior to standard laboratory measurements, and minimizes errors due to sample degradation between collection and measurement.

The microbiology ALERT system is an in-situ e. coli analyzer that is able to measure E.Coli and Total Coliforms near drinking water intakes, in surface waters (lakes and rivers), near fishing or swimming areas as well as at wastewater plant outflows.

Alert One is the world’s first handheld microbiology lab for rapid E.coli quantification in remote locations. It is a rugged field instrument designed for easy operation by minimally trained personnel.

fluidion proposes the RS-14V automatic fluid sampler, a connected and submersible instrument which allows the acquisition of fourteen 250mL samples.  The RS-14V is a reliable sampling workhorse for your most diverse applications: impact studies, spill monitoring, storm sampling, tidal events, phytoplankton blooms, and microbiological research.

The Deep Water Sampler allows the acquisition of up to 16 single-shot or composite samples to depths of 200 meters (shallow), 2400 meters (deep) and 5000 meters (ultra-deep) using miniaturized peristaltic pump (PP) technology. The Deep Water Sampler is specifically designed for installation onto a glider or in the payload bay of an AUV or ROV, and it communicates with the platform via a waterproof cable (RS-232). A first for autonomous underwater vehicles: returning in-situ samples to surface allows for subsequent lab analysis (complete fingerprinting of hydrocarbon traces, full ocean chemistry and biology) and verification of inline sensor measurements.