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General| Product type | Digital scale |
|---|---|
| Measurement Method | Bioelectrical Impedance Analysis (BIA) |
| Maximum weight capacity | 180 kg |
| Weight graduations | 100 g |
| Body fat analysis | Yes |
| Body water percentage | Yes |
| Muscle mass analysis | Yes |
| Bone mass analysis | Yes |
| BMI calculation | Yes |
| Memory function | Yes |
| Number of memory slots | 8 |
| Display type | LCD |
| Overload indicator | Yes |
| Automatic power off | Yes |
| Low battery indicator | Yes |
| Power supply | Batteries |
| User Memory | 8 |
| Dimensions | 30 x 30 x 2.1 cm |
Lists critical safety warnings, including contraindications for medical implants, pregnancy, and handling batteries safely.
Covers personal use, measurement tolerances, and scale capacity, offering practical advice for accurate readings.
Explains the B.I.A. method and details specific conditions where measurements may be inaccurate.
Offers advice on optimal timing, barefoot measurement, and post-activity waiting periods for accurate readings.
Instructs on inserting batteries, replacing them when low, and the "Change battery" indicator function.
Guides on performing weight measurement and setting personal user data for body composition analysis.
Details the steps for stepping on the scale with bare feet and standing still for BIA analysis.
Explains how to interpret the coloured light indicators (yellow, green, red) for various body composition metrics.
Provides guidance tables for interpreting body fat percentages based on age and gender, with colour-coded categories.
Offers reference ranges for body water and muscle percentage for men and women, categorized by age.
Explains bone mass development, its relation to age, and distinguishes it from bone density.
Guides on interpreting long-term trends in weight and body composition, distinguishing fluid from fat/muscle changes.
Identifies common error codes and provides remedies for incorrect measurements, such as foot contact or scale activation.
