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Provides general information and important usage notes for the scale.
Explains the B.I.A. principle for measuring body composition.
Offers advice on optimal timing and conditions for accurate measurements.
Identifies user groups or conditions where results may be inaccurate.
Instructions for battery installation, replacement, and low battery indicator.
Guide to switching on the scale and taking weight measurements.
Details on setting user parameters including activity level.
Steps to initiate and perform body composition measurements.
How to recall previously saved measurement results from memory.
Guidance on understanding and classifying body fat percentage results.
Provides normal ranges for body water percentage by age and gender.
Lists normal ranges for muscle percentage by age and gender.
Explains bone mass development and factors influencing it.
Clarifies the difference between bone mass measured by the scale and bone density.
Explains daily energy requirement based on activity level and its relation to weight.
Discusses how to interpret trends in weight, fat, water, and muscle over time.
Identifies error codes and possible causes for incorrect measurements.
Provides general information and important usage notes for the scale.
Explains the B.I.A. principle for measuring body composition.
Offers advice on optimal timing and conditions for accurate measurements.
Identifies user groups or conditions where results may be inaccurate.
Instructions for battery installation, replacement, and low battery indicator.
Guide to switching on the scale and taking weight measurements.
Details on setting user parameters including activity level.
Steps to initiate and perform body composition measurements.
How to recall previously saved measurement results from memory.
Guidance on understanding and classifying body fat percentage results.
Provides normal ranges for body water percentage by age and gender.
Lists normal ranges for muscle percentage by age and gender.
Explains bone mass development and factors influencing it.
Clarifies the difference between bone mass measured by the scale and bone density.
Explains daily energy requirement based on activity level and its relation to weight.
Discusses how to interpret trends in weight, fat, water, and muscle over time.
Identifies error codes and possible causes for incorrect measurements.
General| Maximum weight capacity | 180 kg |
|---|---|
| Division | 100 g |
| Display | LCD |
| Power supply | Battery |
| Memory function | Yes |
| Number of users | 8 |
| Automatic switch-off | Yes |
| Overload indicator | Yes |
| Batteries required | 4 |
| Battery type | AAA |
| Auto power off | Yes |
| Dimensions | 30 x 30 x 2.5 cm |
| Body analysis functions | Body fat, Body water, Muscle mass, Bone mass |
