Habitest Modular Cages and Mazes (Coulbourn)
Designed for maximum flexibility, Habitest allows the user to implement the most behavioral test protocols in a single system of modular test arenas using modular stimulus and response devices.
- Modular system with maximum modularity and flexibility
- Any behavioral boxes and maze accessories
- State Logic software providing optimal protocol edition flexibility without need of programming kn owledege
Contact us for getting information about the box and maze options available and for any assistance you may need for the configuration of your system.
Software: Habitest Graphic State Software (Coulbourn)
Modular Operant / Behavior Box (Panlab)
Modular operant boxes for standard operant conditioning procedures.
- Entirely modular system
- Reduced number of cables
- Possibility of customization
- Up to 8 stations (or more!) can be connected at once to PC through a single cable
Software: PACKWIN Software (Panlab)
Habitest Modular System – Shuttle and Passive Avoidance Box (Coulbourn)
Fully modular Habitest configuration for active and passive Avoidance experiments in rodents. With Habitest, users can create an endless variety of test environments, instantly and seamlessly reconfiguring for an endless variety of experimental modalities.
- Robust system
- Maximum flexibility
- Modular design for economical and re-configurable options
- Wide range of stimulus response sensors
Software:Habitest Graphic State Software (Coulbourn)
Compact Shuttle Box (Panlab)
Compact shuttle box for carrying out conditioned reflexes (Active and Passive Avoidance tests) in learning and memory studies.
- Highly sensitive weight transducer system for accurate animal detection
- Easy to set up different wall shapes and colours
- Optional guillotine door
- Compartments with independent grid floor
- Frontal and top doors for an easy access inside the box
- Up to 8 Active Boxes can be controlled at once from a PC
- No PC card is required (USB coms)
- Safety System which guarantees that the shock intensity received by the animal is always the same value independently of the grid bars treaded
Compact 5/9 Holes Box (Panlab)
The compact 5/9-hole box is commonly used to evaluate attention performance using a visual discrimination task in laboratory animals.
- New frontal easily removable tray
- New modular panel for the house light and reward
- New additional choice of food/liquid dispensers
- New accesory for running mouse test in a rat box
- Up to 9 available holes: allows protocols with different hole position and learning difficulties
- Hole leds with adjustable intensity
- Associated with the very complete and flexible software PackWin
- Protocol assistant for configuring a complex 5-CSRT in less than 5 min
- Up to 8 stations can be connected at once to PC through a single cable
- RS232/USB comunication
