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Anyone who is taller or heavier than the average also needs a scale with a particularly large tread and load capacity to be able to reliably control his weight. With the XL personal scale PS 460, Medisana has developed a corresponding product. The stainless steel scale with the noble design has a "step-on" function and an automatic shut-off after eight seconds.
Especially large tread, especially high load capacity
The tread of the XL personal scale PS 460 is significantly larger than conventional scales: With the dimensions 35 x 34 cm even up to shoe size 50 enough space. And it proves to be as resilient as well: With a maximum of 200 kilograms, it has a particularly high load capacity that you can rely on.
Easy to read: LED display with red, generous luminescent numerals
Four high-precision strain gauge (DMS) sensors measure body weight, which can then be read off a large, easy-to-read LED display in red, generous luminescent numerals. If you want, you can display your weight not only in kilograms (kg), but also in stone (st) or pounds (lb).
- Always place the scale on a level surface that does not yield. A floor with carpet or for example an old wooden floor are unsuitable.
- Set the balance to 0 before the first weigh. Briefly tap the balance with your foot and wait until the weight 0 has disappeared.
- For reliable results, the balance should not be moved for the last three minutes before weighing.
- Stand upright, calm and centered on the scale. An uneven load can falsify the measurement result.
Product details
- Convenient step-on activation
- Extra large tread
- Elegant design made of high quality stainless steel
- Large, easy to read LED display with red
- Luminescent numbers
- Switchable between kg, lb and st
- Four high-precision strain gauge sensors for accurate measurement results
- Automatic shutdown after approx. 8 seconds
- Maximum load capacity: 200 kg
Koos ostetud
Kosmeetiline peegel Medisana CM 844, valgustusega, teisaldatav, 20 cm x 32 cm, hõbe v.
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