The display on this flat scale sits on a cable, so you can place the platform on the floor and hold the readout at eye level or hang it on the wall. That helps when a client cannot bend to read their own weight, and it helps a clinician who needs to watch the number while steadying someone on the platform.
Capacity is set high enough for bariatric practice, and the built in BMI function works the calculation out for you once height is entered. Readings can be shown in kilograms, pounds or stones.
It runs on batteries or mains power and is light enough to carry between rooms, which suits outreach clinics and community nursing.
