Height gets recorded dozens of times a day in a busy clinic, and every one of them should be the same standard. The seca 264 mounts to the wall and reads out digitally on the headpiece, so the clinician takes the number from where they are already standing.
The seca Frankfurt Line on the headpiece shows when the client’s head is correctly positioned, which is the step most often skipped and the one that most affects the result. A non-slip mat with a heel positioner sets the feet at the same time.
It measures small children through to adults, runs on battery, and sends readings wirelessly so heights can go into a record system without being retyped. Backlighting keeps the display readable in any room.
