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Type | Body Composition Monitor |
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Measurement Method | Bioelectrical Impedance Analysis (BIA) |
Body Fat Percentage | Yes |
Body Water Percentage | Yes |
Muscle Mass | Yes |
Bone Mass | Yes |
Visceral Fat Rating | 1 - 59 |
Metabolic Age | Yes |
Recall Function | Yes |
Athlete Mode | Yes |
Power Source | 4 x AA batteries |
User Memory | 4 users |
Auto Power Off | Yes |
Display | LCD |
Weight Capacity | 150 kg |
Weight Increment | 0.1 kg / 0.2 lb |
Body Fat Percentage Range | 5% - 75% |
Important safety warnings for using the body fat monitor, including pacemakers and medical equipment.
Key information for users regarding target demographics and data retention.
Defines body fat percentage and its health implications.
Presents standard body fat ranges for different age and gender groups.
Explains the Bioelectrical Impedance Analysis (BIA) technique used by the scale.
Discusses factors affecting body fat readings and consistency.
Details the main features and functions of the Tanita Body Fat Monitor/Scale.
Lists the accessories provided with the Tanita Body Fat Monitor/Scale.
Instructions on how to properly insert the AA batteries into the device.
Guidance on placing the scale on a suitable surface for accurate measurement.
Advice for keeping the precision instrument in optimal condition.
Highlights the main capabilities and benefits of the Tanita scale.
How to change the unit of weight measurement (lbs, kg, st-lb).
Explains when the scale automatically powers off.
Tips and conditions for obtaining precise body fat and weight measurements.
Steps to program personal data for up to four users.
How to choose and confirm a personal user profile.
Instructions for inputting the user's age.
Choosing between male/female and athlete mode for accurate readings.
Guide to setting the user's height in the correct unit.
How to select activity level for Daily Calorie Intake calculation.
Procedure for initiating a measurement using a programmed personal key.
How to read and interpret the displayed weight and body fat percentage.
How the scale indicates body fat percentage relative to healthy ranges.
Instructions for using the monitor without altering personal data.
How to take a quick weight measurement without body fat analysis.
Resolving issues with incorrect weight unit display.
Addressing low battery warnings and their impact on accuracy.
Troubleshooting errors related to movement or incorrect positioning.
Resolving issues when body fat percentage is not displayed.
Handling errors when the weight capacity of the scale is exceeded.
Addressing errors when body fat percentage exceeds the measurable limit.
Resolving errors related to the Daily Calorie Intake (DCI) calculation.