-15%Digital Body Weight Scale is a modern electronic weighing scale designed for convenient body-weight monitoring at home, fitness, wellness and appropriate clinical settings. The scale features four electronic contact pads and uses Bioelectrical Impedance Analysis (BIA) technology for supported body-composition measurements. When used correctly, the user stands barefoot on the contact electrodes, allowing the device to estimate supported body-composition parameters in addition to measuring body weight. Its slim digital design makes it suitable for regular personal weight monitoring while providing additional body-composition information where supported by the specific model. KEY FEATURES: • Digital body weight measurement • Bioelectrical Impedance Analysis (BIA) technology • Four electronic contact/electrode pads • Electronic weight sensors • Digital display • Slim platform design • Suitable for routine weight monitoring • Easy step-on measurement • Reusable and convenient for regular monitoring • Suitable for home, fitness and wellness applications COMMON APPLICATIONS: • Routine body weight monitoring • Weight-management programmes • Fitness and wellness monitoring • Body-composition tracking where supported • Nutrition and lifestyle monitoring • Home-based weight measurement IDEAL FOR: • Home use • Fitness and wellness centres • Gyms • Nutrition and weight-management programmes • Clinics and healthcare facilities • Personal health monitoring GENERAL USE: Place the scale on a hard, flat and stable surface before measurement. For weight measurement, stand centrally on the platform and remain still while the reading is taken. For BIA body-composition measurements, bare feet generally need to make appropriate contact with the electrode pads. Follow the manufacturer's instructions for user setup and measurement. IMPORTANT: Body-composition values generated using BIA are estimates and can vary depending on factors such as hydration, recent food or fluid intake, exercise and measurement conditions. They should not be treated as a medical diagnosis. For consistent tracking, measurements are best compared under similar conditions over time.`
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