Sep 16, 2026
Fewer instruments, less overhead: four parameters simultaneously on one device
In GxP-regulated labs, the effort scales not with the number of samples but with the number of instruments. Anyone measuring pH, conductivity, oxygen and additional parameters sequentially on individual devices has to qualify, calibrate and maintain each one independently. The MultiLab® Pro IDS from Xylem Analytics measures up to four parameters simultaneously and galvanically isolated on a single device.
In GxP-regulated labs, the effort scales not with the number of samples but with the number of instruments. Anyone measuring pH, conductivity, oxygen and additional parameters sequentially on individual devices has to qualify, calibrate and maintain each one independently. Every additional measuring point means another qualification document, another calibration record and another workflow in the quality management system.
For pharmaceutical labs with high sample throughput, this is a tangible bottleneck—not primarily at the measurement itself, but at release testing and the associated documentation.
Measure simultaneously, simplify documentation
The MultiLab Pro IDS from Xylem Analytics measures up to four parameters simultaneously and galvanically isolated on a single device. Galvanic isolation ensures the individual measuring circuits do not influence one another—each parameter is measured as if it came from a standalone instrument, without actually putting multiple instruments into operation.
This yields an immediate documentary advantage:
one qualification document instead of four separate instrument qualifications
one calibration record instead of several independent calibration procedures
one workflow in the quality management system instead of processes maintained in parallel
GxP-compliant by design, not retrofitted
The instrument is engineered from the ground up for GxP-regulated environments. Data integrity, traceability and a closed documentation chain are integral components of the instrument concept—not an add-on bolted on to satisfy regulatory requirements. This reduces validation effort during implementation and provides confidence during audits and inspections.
Concrete impact on daily lab operations
For high-throughput labs, the reduced instrument footprint translates into shorter turnaround times for release testing. Fewer instruments mean fewer calibration intervals, fewer maintenance appointments and less administrative effort for equipment qualification—resources that become available for the actual analytical work.
Go deeper
Register for the webinar "Your questions about the new MultiLab Pro IDS" on September 24, 2026, and discuss your specific use cases directly with the team: register now
Find more technical details on the MultiLab Pro IDS here: more information

